A handsome Ring Necked pheasant visited the Bedigians in Northborough. photo/MaryKay Bedigian
Region – We know its been difficult for many in this era of stay at home mandates and social distancing. For the next few weeks, we are asking you to send us your photos to share how you are coping during this trying time. They can be of your kids, other relatives or even your furry family members. Photos can be funny, heartwarming or inspirational.
(All photos will be posted online, some will be put in print as space allows and if you are chosen for the cover, you win $50!)
To enter the photo contest, email your submitted photo along with your name, phone number and description of the photo to [email protected].
All photos must be submitted by individuals 16 and over. The photo must be your own work and submitted as a high resolution JPEG.
Help cheer up your fellow readers and show us what you’ve got!
Alan Bezanson of Southborough shared this great photo noting “It was around midday April 19 from the Old Farm Trail and the sun glint caught my eye. The Old Farm Trail courses through what was once my family’s Stirrup Brook Farm that processed and delivered milk to homes in Northborough and Marlborough until 1956. I was farming here from 1944 when I was nine years old.”Two snowmen continue to practice social distancing a day after the April 18 snow at the Solomon Pond in Northborough. . photo/Ellen FarrarThis Westborough family demonstrates the CDC mandate of wearing a mask! photo/Jeff PollackTwo snowmen continue to practice social distancing a day after the April 18 snow.Little Kayden, 4, uses great creativity to make this sports-themed snowman photo/Kayden’s grandmother, Judy BoyleLiam Fitzgerald, aka The Fistbump Kid, of Northborough, enjoys the April 18 snow photo/Fitzgerald familyGeorge Fortier enjoys a walk with his granddaughter Brenna on the trails at Westborough’s Sandra Pond. “I find the picture to be so peaceful and calming; and I am especially filled with hope when looking at the light shining down on us,” he said. “I think of the photo as, ‘A therapeutic walk in the woods.’” photo/Fortier’s daughter, Emily Fortier Robinson“Troy” – a staff member at Northboro Chiro, knows the importance of wearing a mask (but needs help with social distancing, his colleague noted! photo/Northboro ChiroJoanne Stocklin said, “Although humans are social distancing, our daily walks on the Berlin/Northborough aqueduct trail have led to Brady making a new friend – Champ!” Photo/Joanne Stocklin
