John Valianti

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  www.marshfieldchamberofcommerce.com/ridlitter.asp - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/28/2008    Last Visited: 2/28/2008  

  Past President John Valianti and Treasurer Jim McCorry pass out bags for Rid Litter Day, one of the events sponsored by the Marshfield Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Marshfield DPW.

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  Published on: 12/8/2004    Last Visited: 2/28/2008  

  "It's a real family event," said Marshfiled Chamber of Commerce President John Valianti."It's well worth coming to."
  
  The Festival begins at Library Plaza, where a band and a DJ will perform holiday songs while families can participate in horse drawn sleigh rides and pony rides, get their faces painted, watch jugglers and get a little one on one time with Santa, Valianti said.
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  Refreshments including hot dogs, chili and cotton candy will be available during the festival, Valianti said.
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  There will also be carol singing, Valianti said.
  
  Last year was the first year the event was ever canceled due to weather.An early season snow storm caught planners off guard, but this year a rain/snow date has been set for Dec. 12.Valianti said they are hopeful they will not have to move the Festival.
  
  "Snow is okay, the only problem we'd have is if it's a blizzard or if it rains," he said."No matter what, the light go up."
  
  This year, there will also be lights at the Marshfield Veteran's Park and the Uncle Bud Skatepark.The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Festival of Lights, but Valianti said they have received great support from the town.

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  www.marshfieldchamberofcommerce.com/ridlitter.asp - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/29/2006    Last Visited: 11/14/2007  

  Past President John Valianti and Treasurer Jim McCorry pass out bags for Rid Litter Day, one of the events sponsored by the Marshfield Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Marshfield DPW.
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  Chamber President John Valianti gives Nick Seyfert a trash bag for Rid Litter Day.

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  www.marshfieldchamberofcommerce.com/businessafterhours. - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/10/2006    Last Visited: 2/28/2008  

  President John Valianti with Jim McCorry, one of the hosts of the Business After Hours held on March 8, 2005.

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  www.shopmarshfieldma.com/sidewalk.php - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/13/2007    Last Visited: 8/13/2007  

  Lisa Seyffert of Pre-Game Sports spoke to Ed Perry of WATD about the Shop Marshfield Campaign and Chamber President John Valianti urged local residents to

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  www.marshfieldboysandgirlsclub.com/annualmeeting2003.ph - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2003    Last Visited: 2/6/2008  

  President Bill Bowers, Vice President John Valianti, with new Director Pat Roche and Joe McDonald, former Regional Director

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  Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/30/2008    Last Visited: 7/30/2008  

  John Valianti
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  John Valianti - is the owner and operator of South Shore Signs in Marshfield, which he founded in 1996.Along with his position on the Executive Board of the Boys and Girls Club of Marshfield, John is the current president of the Marshfield Chamber of Commerce, founder and board member of "Save Fenway Park" and founder of "Independents for Better Government," an organization set up to help elect independents to public office.He was also a former City Councilor of Marlborough, MA from 1985-1989.
  
  Other interests include: politics, local isues, community service, all sports including running, movies and long walks with his wife Lori and their twins Olivia and Nicholas.

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  Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/22/2008    Last Visited: 7/30/2008  

  "That's what we're up against but we're committed to doing this," said Boys and Girls Club of Marshfield Board of Directors Vice-President John Valianti."It's well-worth doing, but it's a challenge.We need folks to help us with individual donations."He added donations would be accepted from local business as well.
  
  Valianti said the project is pretty much where it should be right now.
  
  "The hope when we started this was that it would take about four years to open," he said."We're on schedule right now.I always knew it would happen, it was just a matter of when."
  
  Valianti said the club's location will be at Library Plaza, located directly next to the Ventress Library.The building the club will be in is roomy, measuring 4,000 square-feet.Club officials sealed up the location about six months ago.
  
  "We're moving forward, we're starting to renovate (the building) and we hope to be open by next fall," Valianti said.He added the new heating and air-conditioning system for the building is in the process of being worked on, as that was one of the curcial aspects of the project which needed to be addressed.
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  "I think it was important for us that we did that," Valianti added.
  
  However, Valianti stressed the most important thing to worry about now is funding.He said the board of directors will pursue local fundraising events and certain state grants that could help, but he emphasized the fact that individual donations from the community will be needed.
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  "Obviously it might affect our fundraising but people can see that this is for the children and their future," Valianti added.He explained that he was once a member of the Boys & Girls Club of Marlboro and noted that experience helped him build a lot of character while he was growing up.He said many celebrities and sports stars started out at given Boys & Girls Clubs.
  
  "It was always just a place for me to go to and I spent a lot of time there," Valianti said of his Boys & Girls Club experience."It was a place I could go after school to stay out of trouble," He added the Marshfield club will be able to provide all the same opportunities that he had while he was growing up.
  
  "There's about 4,500 kids from ages 6-18 in this town," he said."Sure there are all kinds of programs in this town but there's no formal after-school thing kids can call their own.
  
  Valianti and Johnston said the club will feature an array of activities.
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  Valianti said eventually, a gym could potentially be installed in the building.
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  We would like to express enormous gratitude to Beth Griffin, the mastermind behind the entire operation and her husband Jack, both of Magestic Sales of Marshfield.
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  " Speaking as someone who has been there since the beginning, this is an amazing night for us, " said Boys & Girls Club proponent John Valianti.

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  Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2005    Last Visited: 7/30/2008  

  Chamber of Commerce president John Valianti was surprised when honored for being the Club's first president and visionary that got the Marshfield branch started.

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  Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/2/2006    Last Visited: 4/28/2007  

  "That's what we're up against but we're committed to doing this," said Boys and Girls Club of Marshfield Board of Directors Vice-President John Valianti."It's well-worth doing, but it's a challenge.We need folks to help us with individual donations."He added donations would be accepted from local business as well.
  
  Valianti said the project is pretty much where it should be right now.
  
  "The hope when we started this was that it would take about four years to open," he said."We're on schedule right now.I always knew it would happen, it was just a matter of when."
  
  Valianti said the club's location will be at Library Plaza, located directly next to the Ventress Library.The building the club will be in is roomy, measuring 4,000 square-feet.Club officials sealed up the location about six months ago.
  
  "We're moving forward, we're starting to renovate (the building) and we hope to be open by next fall," Valianti said.He added the new heating and air-conditioning system for the building is in the process of being worked on, as that was one of the curcial aspects of the project which needed to be addressed.
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  "I think it was important for us that we did that," Valianti added.
  
  However, Valianti stressed the most important thing to worry about now is funding.He said the board of directors will pursue local fundraising events and certain state grants that could help, but he emphasized the fact that individual donations from the community will be needed.
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  "Obviously it might affect our fundraising but people can see that this is for the children and their future," Valianti added.He explained that he was once a member of the Boys & Girls Club of Marlboro and noted that experience helped him build a lot of character while he was growing up.He said many celebrities and sports stars started out at given Boys & Girls Clubs.
  
  "It was always just a place for me to go to and I spent a lot of time there," Valianti said of his Boys & Girls Club experience."It was a place I could go after school to stay out of trouble," He added the Marshfield club will be able to provide all the same opportunities that he had while he was growing up.
  
  "There's about 4,500 kids from ages 6-18 in this town," he said."Sure there are all kinds of programs in this town but there's no formal after-school thing kids can call their own.
  
  Valianti and Johnston said the club will feature an array of activities.
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  Valianti said eventually, a gym could potentially be installed in the building.
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  We would like to express enormous gratitude to Beth Griffin, the mastermind behind the entire operation and her husband Jack, both of Magestic Sales of Marshfield.
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  " Speaking as someone who has been there since the beginning, this is an amazing night for us, " said Boys & Girls Club proponent John Valianti.

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