As leftover from the weekend. Friday I photographed the 9/11 event held at the firehouse in Medway. After the ceremony, the newly restored Engine 1, a 1964 Maxim S, was brought up to the station. Medway Engine 1 was in service when I was a kid, it is a great looking truck. I remember it well. I even took a photo of it when I was 13 at a parade with my Dad and grandfather (in the picture on the left). It was cool to get to photograph it again after all these years and I am sure I will even more.

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Medway High School kicked off their season tonight with an home opener against Medfield. A tough 21-13 loss.

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This is a photo I have planned for years. We walk our dogs in Evergreen Cemetery in Medway. A beautiful and historic spot, Founded in 1750, it contains many of Medway’s early families, as well as veterans of the American Revolutionary War and American Civil War. The cemetery was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2021.

This soldier stands as you enter from Evergreen St and is a monument erected/dedicated by that local veterans’ organization to their fellow Civil War veterans. The stones on the hill are original plots dating back to 1750. I have always found how he stands guard over the oldest part to the graveyard to be noble.

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Today the Medway Food Pantry celebrated their new location. Congratulations to everyone involved, it remarablabel place that is now ready to serve our community.

If you’re a Medway resident in need of food assistance, they are now accepting appointments for new clients. To schedule an appointment, call 508-534-7245 or email info@medwayfoodpantry.org.

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Not a stranger to the dailypic, the Sanford Mill on the Charles River in Medway. There was beautiful light and a full river this afternoon, so an updated reflective view.

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