The Old Timers Luncheon is back. 
The group now meets on the first Wednesday of the month at its new location at the Westminster Cafe, 52 Main St, Westminster, MA. Meet up at starts 11:30 AM sharp to beat the lunch crowd. The café has typical
American comfort cuisine, serving breakfast and lunch until 1:30 PM sharp.

Join us each week as we gather together on the 145.37 and 145.45 repeaters to say hello and get caught up on all that is happening in the amateur radio community.

Bring your lunch and join your fellow hams as the Mohawk Amateur Radio Club runs a POTA activation every other weekend spring through fall. Our default activation location will be Dunn State Park (US-2431) unless otherwise noted. As with all POTA activations we must reach a minimum of 10 contacts to complete the activation. Optional rain date will be Sunday is desired.

Montachusett Amateur Radio Association's weekly emergency net. The purpose of the net is to link the cities and towns of the Western Mass section with themselves, the First Region Net, and the Trans-Continental Corp through the ARRL National Traffic System.

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Join us each week as we gather together on the 145.37 and 145.45 repeaters to say hello and get caught up on all that is happening in the amateur radio community.

Montachusett Amateur Radio Association's weekly emergency net. The purpose of the net is to link the cities and towns of the Western Mass section with themselves, the First Region Net, and the Trans-Continental Corp through the ARRL National Traffic System.

Join us each week as we gather together on the 145.37 and 145.45 repeaters to say hello and get caught up on all that is happening in the amateur radio community.

The Central Mass Amateur Radio Association (CMARA) welcomes all Amateur Radio hobbyists in the greater Worcester area. They have a great group of dedicated members who are very friendly and always ready to help a new ham get started.

If you are in the Groton and Pepperell areas be sure to check out the Nashua Valley Amateur Radio Club.

The purpose of NVARC is to facilitate the exchange of information and general cooperation relating to Amateur Radio and to conduct club programs and activities to advance the interest and welfare of Amateur Radio in the general community.