Memorial Field was a hot spot as Dedham Park and Rec prepared the field for this Sunday. The plots were painted in - all 3000 square feet of them - this afternoon.

It may seem easy, but takes time to get this plot painting done. They had spikes in the ground top and bottom to make sure the lines were all straight. They seemed to be having a good time though as they all had smile on their faces. Frank Fitzgerald and Matt Pitt took turns using the machine to paint the lines. Thank you DPR for your hard work and dedication.

Update from London

Danielle Lapointe, lifelong Dedham resident who graduated from Dedham High School in 2005, and from UMass in 2009 with a bachelor's degree in architecture and design, is having a blast in London exploring the city and getting to know the area.

She will be attending London Metropolitan University to earn a master's degree in interior design. She has only been there for a week now and says there is so much she has, hasn't, and still wants to take in and explore. She will be starting classes on Oct. 4, and is excited to be there, and take steps into her future.

 Huge Estate Sale

This Sunday, Danielle and Mark Vlahos will host a huge yard sale at 7 River St., from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Danielle says they have tons of items that are perfect for a person who is just getting an apartment, or who just likes collectibles.

This sale has things of all shapes, sizes and price ranges. The prices are going to negotiable and/or based upon best offer. They have items that range from Beanie Babies to Louis Vuitton Luggage. There so much more that they are offering.

"Too much to name, "says Danielle "Just stop by check it out you will find something you like.

"Everything must go. So check it out either before or after you visit Dedham Day, we will be here all day until 6."

375 Logo Designs Still Desired

Dedhams birthday is coming and the Dedham 375 Celebration Committee is looking to find an official logo. This is where you can help as long as you are a Dedham resident.

They are looking for a versatile image that captures a sense of Dedham's history and community spirit. It should be a flexible image that works on everything from a website to banners, T-shirts, commemorative ornaments, e-mails and other materials.

You can send your submissions to Dedham375@dedham-ma.gov, include your name, your mailing address, your preferred email address and a brief statement explaining your design. The committee wants images that reproduce well in color and black and white. The acceptable file formats include PDF, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, gif, JPEG, PNG, tiff or EPS.

Don't waste a minute the deadline is coming up on Sept. 30. Make sure if you want you put your spin on what the logo should be, you never know it could be your design they choose.

The Official Bank of Legacy Place Named

Ctizens Bank is now the official bank of Legacy Place. As of Sept. 13, the branch will be open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursdays; 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Fridays; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays; and 11a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sundays.

The branch includes a concierge desk, private offices and lounge-style spaces to serve customers' needs, a circular design to help with customer foot-traffic management, and interactive video stations.

Locate Musical Treasures

Even though Sunday is Dedham Day, don't forget about the Original New England Compact Disc and Record Expo, sponsored by the Randolph Music Center, at the Holiday Inn, featuring MC Jim McCarthy. There will be tons of records, DVDs, CDs, cassettes, and videos. Admission is $5.