Former Lexington Rotarian Joe Dini, Chairman of Massachusetts Air & Space Museum, Speaks to Rotary
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Service Above Self
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Lexington Golf Club
Lexington Golf Club
55 Hill St.
Lexington, MA 02421
United States of America
Lexington, MA 02421
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Lieutenant Eric Carusi, Lexington Fire Department
Oct 17, 2022 12:15 PM
Being a Firefighter, Paramedic, and First Responder
District Governor Alexander Falk
Nov 07, 2022 12:15 PM
District Governor Alexander Falk to Speak before Rotary Club of Lexington
Veronica Tamburrini-Caira
Welcome to The Rotary Club of Lexington Web Site!
Welcome to the web site of the Rotary Club of Lexington. Our Club is committed to Rotary International's principle of "Service Above Self." We are an organization of business and professional men and women working to promote the Five Avenues of Service including: Club, Vocational, Community, Youth and International Service. We invite you to explore our web site to learn more about our Club and about Rotary in general. Please contact us with any questions, suggestions or concerns that you may have, to help us serve our community more effectively. We welcome you to visit!
Yours in Service,
Veronica Tamburrini-Caira, President (2022-2023)
Rotary Club of Lexington, Massachusetts
Yours in Service,
Veronica Tamburrini-Caira, President (2022-2023)
Rotary Club of Lexington, Massachusetts
2021 Cash Raffle Winners
Scholarship Committee Members and Recipients at Minuteman High School Luncheon
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PDG Joan Arsenault Presents Rotary Lexington RI Award
Visitors Also Included DGE Terry Rezendes Curran and Nilufar Rahman a Rotary Meeber from Dahka, Bangladesh.
Past Assistant District 7930 Governor Jim Major Speaks to Rotary
District Governor 7930 Betsy Manzelli Visits Lexington Rotary
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Assistant District Governor Amy Luckiewicz Fills Us In on Polar Plunge and Upcoming Events
Polar Plunge Goes Off Without a Hitch - PP Lori Does US Proud
PP Lori With Interact Club Members From Minuteman HS
Sharon Gunda Lexington Human Services Outreach Coordinator and Director Melissa Interess Speak to Rotary
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A new weapon against polio
A modified vaccine offers hope that eradication is closer than ever.
Mobile clinic delivers free healthcare for Wisconsin’s underserved communities
Rotary clubs in District 6250 (Wisconsin and Minnesota, USA) have donated a mobile clinic to St. Clare Health Mission, a community organization in La Crosse, Wisconsin, that provides primary and specialty health care services at no cost for those without access to insurance.
Rotary President Jennifer Jones announces US$150 million pledge toward polio eradication
Rotary President Jennifer Jones appeared on the stage at the star-studded Global Citizen Festival to announce an additional US$150 million pledge toward that end.
Re-emergence of polio underscores the need for eradication
The detection of poliovirus, and even cases of polio, in places where it hasn’t been found for years has demonstrated once again that eradicating a human disease isn’t easy, especially in the final stages.In recent months, an unvaccinated man in the United States was paralyzed. In the
Rotary members in Poland provide a safe home for Ukrainian refugees
In March, shortly after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, refugees began arriving at a home in Wojciechów, a town about 20 miles from the city of Lublin in eastern Poland.