Category Archives: Information type
Covid-19 vaccine at the Council on Aging
If you are over the age of 75 and wish to receive the COVID 19 vaccine, please contact the Council on Aging at 781-585-0511 Monday through Thursday from 830 am until 4 pm and Friday from 830 am until noon.
Please be prepared to provide your name, address, phone number, date of birth and an email address to the call taker. If you wish to seek a vaccine on your own, call Mass211 or visit their site for assistance.
March 8th at 6pm – Trusts, Wills and Estate Planning
Having an estate plan is important for protecting one’s family and making sure everything they have worked for is taken care of. Estate tax attorneys in Boston and surrounding communities often counsel clients to create a revocable living trust due to the Massachusetts inheritance tax and the high home prices. Even modest estates can be subject to state estate tax. Creating a trust can minimize or eliminate the tax owed after death. Without an estate plan a court will decide who gets the assets based on state law rather than the individual deciding.
The Kingston Public Library is pleased to welcome Sean Hagan for the first of two online programs. The first program is on March 8th at 6:00 PM. Mr. Hagan will discuss estate planning and answer your questions.
Sean Hagan is a Partner at the Law Firm, Long Hagan Huff-Harris and primarily advises clients on estate and tax planning, as well as trust and estate administration matters. Mr. Hagan teaches a legal research and writing class to paralegal students at Bunker Hill Community College. He lives in Kingston.
A Zoom link will be sent in a confirmation email after registration.
State Tax Forms are Here
As long as they last, you can pick up Massachusetts resident and non-resident tax booklets and forms outside during our curbside hours. No need to schedule or call. The forms and instructions are also online.
We’ve ordered federal tax forms. We don’t know when they’ll get here, but when they do, we’ll let you know here. Alternatively, get forms and instructions online.
Be aware that deadlines and requirements may be different than in the past (definitely different from 1799, when Judah Washburn was taxed $3 for his two-person, one-horse chaise with a top).
Spring 2021 Author Talks
Our Spring 2021 Author Talks program runs from March to May. We’re excited to share this virtual series with you. Take a look at the complete list here, and sign up to join us.
Time-lapse of Kingston’s Waste Water Project
This is so cool!
Welcome 2021!
Source: Joseph Cushman Finney Papers MC11
Covid-19 testing sites
KPL Foundation and Friends
Some great news on this rainy March morning!
Hours:
Monday: 4-7pm
Tuesday-Friday: 1-4pm
Fantastic
We are so excited
It’s not to late to head to Big Y and grab your reusable bags! This campaign ends Sunday! Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the Kingston Public Library through this fundraiser!
The Kingston Public Library Community has lost a beloved member and volunteer. Here is a tribute from our retired Library Director Sia Stewart who knew Bob Weber very well. Also, attached you will find Bobs's obituary. Our hearts are with his family and loved ones during this time.
www.legacy.com/obituaries/wickedlocal-kingston/obituary.aspx?n=robert-a-weber&pid=197800794&utm_s...
I am so deeply saddened to learn of Bob's passing. I met Bob when I joined the Friends of the Kingston Public Library after I retired and was immediately drawn to this amazing, kind, enthusiastic man. He was a gift to all of the organizations he was part of and will be so missed. Rest in peace, Bob. God bless. 🙏💕
He sounds like he was a great person.
So sad. He was my neighbor and we were friends thru the Jones River Historical Society. RIP Bob.
All Kingston feeds
Here’s our combined feed from Facebook pages of the Library and some of Kingston’s departments. They’re listed individually here.
Look at these crafty kids.
Thanks to Amanda and Andrew K. for sharing their Grab-and-Go creations with us!
Awesome work! 😁
They did a great job!
The Spring Author Talks are coming! You can register for the first event here:
www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=KPL&curName=2021/03/18_Author_Talk_-_Cass_R._Sunstein
Wow! Kingston has another talented artist! 🎨
Special thanks to JennieP for sending it in.
For those of you who have not be able to pick up a paper copy of Consumer Reports magazine, this is just a reminder that your Kingston Public Library card gives you free access to Consumer Reports online. They have good articles and you can search for product ratings and test results.
Try it out.
www.kingstonpubliclibrary.org/newsite/collections/digital-home/cars-and-consumers/
Bubble Man
Come join the Bubble Driveway party with the Bubble Music Man. Kid friendly music, with bubbles, and "Bubbleology" to create a fun experience for kids. Our parties feature dancing and movement as well as Big Bubbles and some bubble creations, sure to bring smiles!
Visit Kingstonrec.com to register!
Some great news on this rainy March morning!
Hours:
Monday: 4-7pm
Tuesday-Friday: 1-4pm
Fantastic
We are so excited
Check out this awesome new program and click on the link below to register! ☀️
kingstonrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=30313
The VA located in Bedford, Massachusetts has opened Covid vaccinations to ALL enrolled veterans with NO age restrictions. This only applies to the Bedford Facility.
REMINDER: The Boston VA will be vaccinating veterans age 55+ and enrolled in VA healthcare on Saturday in Plymouth.
It’s not to late to head to Big Y and grab your reusable bags! This campaign ends Sunday! Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the Kingston Public Library through this fundraiser!
The Kingston Public Library Community has lost a beloved member and volunteer. Here is a tribute from our retired Library Director Sia Stewart who knew Bob Weber very well. Also, attached you will find Bobs's obituary. Our hearts are with his family and loved ones during this time.
www.legacy.com/obituaries/wickedlocal-kingston/obituary.aspx?n=robert-a-weber&pid=197800794&utm_s...
I am so deeply saddened to learn of Bob's passing. I met Bob when I joined the Friends of the Kingston Public Library after I retired and was immediately drawn to this amazing, kind, enthusiastic man. He was a gift to all of the organizations he was part of and will be so missed. Rest in peace, Bob. God bless. 🙏💕
He sounds like he was a great person.
So sad. He was my neighbor and we were friends thru the Jones River Historical Society. RIP Bob.
The Animal Control Team will continue to operate at a reduced capacity until February 24. Thank you very much for your cooperation and understanding! Stay safe & stay healthy!!
URGENT - THE VA VACCINATION CLINIC SCHEDULED FOR THIS SATURDAY IN PLYMOUTH HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO SATURDAY, FEBRARY 27TH. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!!
ATTENTION LOCAL VETERANS: The VA will be holding a COVID vaccination clinic in PLYMOUTH this Saturday, February 20th for veterans (age 55+) enrolled in VA Healthcare. See details below.
Good news....the VA is now vaccinating all veterans who are enrolled and 55+.
If you would like to schedule an appointment, call 857-203-3919.
If you are not yet enrolled in VA Healthcare but would like to get enrolled to get the vaccine you must first call 877-222-8387.
Kim Giacomozzi Campbell
February 10th our friend Jen Perry will be hosting a Pampered Chef party via Facebook! 15% of the sales will go to our Animal Care Fund which is how we provide vet care, medications, & creature comforts for the animals! Join the group to see if you might be interested in supporting Jen and our shelter through Pampered Chef!
www.facebook.com/groups/912558019553545/
There will prize opportunities as well as a door prize awarded at the end of the fundraiser!!!! Don't miss out on the fun!
This event starts TODAY!!!! Pop in for your shot at winning a PRIZE and to support the Shelter!!!!!
Help us spread the word!!!!!
Cats should not be allowed to roam around. SHARED. 😠
shared all local groups and my local pages
Shared.
Due to the recent spikes in COVID cases Animal Shelter business will be conducted by appointment only. Please call the shelter upon your arrival at 781-585-0529. As always, ACO will be on duty for after hour emergencies, call KPD @ 781-585-0523
Will miss going to the shelter! See you when we can !
ComCat is back!
If the OCLN catalog doesn’t have what you want to borrow, take a look at Commonwealth Catalog. Most libraries across the state are sharing their materials again through inter-library loan.
You just need your library card and an email address to explore library collections all over Massachusetts. The FAQ for borrowers is here if you need it.