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NASHOBA TECH: Carpentry Students Build Sheds at Groton Ball Fields

April 10, 2017

carpentry groton 1 — From left, are Instructor Jose Fernandes, seniors, David Wightman (Pepperell), Hunter Lyon (Westford), Anthony Celona (Pepperell), Dylan Petito (Pepperell), Patrick Hart (Chelmsford), Liam Delaney (Pepperell), Jacob Guilmette (Townsend) and Jesse Theide (Groton), and Instructor Robert Baratta. COURTESY PHOTO

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Students and staff in the Carpentry program at Nashoba Valley Technical High School are putting the finishing touches on a community-service in Groton, building sheds and concession stands at the Cow Pond Baseball Fields. Seniors and juniors have been working on alternating weeks to complete the project, which includes three 7-foot-by-14-foot structures, and one 8-foot-by-16-foot structure. They will be used to store equipment and as concession stands to raise money for youth baseball.

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