Our 2019 Holiday Party will take place during the evening of December 11. Details will be announced later.
The morning meeting for December 11 is canceled and replaced by the party.
The Rotary Club of Arlington will once again participate in the Rotary District 7930 Polar Plunge.
Rotary District 7930, which includes eastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, will hold its 10th Annual Polar Plunge to Eradicate Polio on February 29, 2020 (snow date March 14). We will plunge into the frigid waters of the Atlantic Ocean at Long Beach in Gloucester at 11am.
Sign up to donate for plunger Bill Hayner, or be a cheerleader. Your support will make a difference!
All Polar Plunge donations will be matched 2:1 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Help us make history! To learn more about Rotary’s fight to eradicate Polio, visit www.endpolio.org.
The Flags for Heroes were on display in front of the Arlington High School (869 Massachusetts Avenue) until November 11.
The Rotary Club of Arlington hosted our annual Paul Harris Award & Community Person of the Year Dinner on Tuesday, 6/4/2019 at the Woburn Country Club.
Clarissa Rowe was awarded an honorary Paul Harris Fellowship, and Alan Tosti was honored as the Community Person of the Year.
Rotary District 7930 (eastern Massachusetts & southern New Hampshire) held its 9th Annual Polar Plunge to Eradicate Polio on February 9, 2019. We plunged into the frigid waters of the Atlantic Ocean at Long Beach in Gloucester at 11am.
All Polar Plunge donations were matched 2:1 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
To learn more about Rotary’s fight to eradicate Polio, visit to www.endpolio.org.
In November, 2018, the Rotary Club Of Arlington participated in the Unsung Hero Event held in honor of Rotary Foundation Month. Twenty-four Unsung Heroes were honored by their clubs and the district as honorary Paul Harris Fellows for their commitment and service to their communities. The evening was filled with accolades, tears of joy, and amazing stories of these heroes’ commitment to Service Above Self.
Marie Krepelka was honored as Arlington's Unsung Hero.
Marie is the oldest and longest serving employee in the Town of Arlington. She started working for the town in 1959, and has worked for the town since then, with the exception of 8 years she took off to raise her two sons. She has worked for/with all six Town Managers of Arlington. Currently, she is the Administrator to the Executive Branch of the town the Select Board. She is the liaison to every town department on behalf of the five-member Board of Selectmen. She and her staff run all elections, run Town Day, provide all licenses and permits, oversees parking and communicates all policies as established by the Select Board. Marie is knowledgeable about town government and is a center of influence. Still working in the Select Board's Office, she is strong, competent, dedicated and very deserving of the title Unsung Hero.
