Cedar Hill

The stall at the north end, blue awning, had three loaves at 8:40. By nine the crate was empty. If you want a whole loaf, go when the bell rings.

• Cedar Hill market

Marcus Confirmed the blue awning. I took the end-slice bag and I am not sorry.

Third morning this week the crew on Birch started before 7:30. City quiet hours run until 8. I am not trying to stop the work — can we ask them to start at the legal time?

• Birch Avenue

Ruth I will send a note to the crew lead. They corrected the same thing in March within a week.

The city pole in front of 214–220 Maple has been dark since Tuesday. I filed a streetlight ticket this morning, reference 44821. The corner at Birch is lit if you are walking after dusk.

• 200 block of Maple Street

Theo Walked it last night. Fully out, not flickering. Thanks for filing the ticket.

Small gray cat, white chest, green collar, no bell. She got out with the groceries around 7 this morning. She will not come to a stranger — a comment is enough and I will come get her. She is chipped.

• Oak Court

Priya I will watch the garden bed on Cedar. She hid there once last summer.

Bags and gloves are in the bin by the green. We take the path edges and the little library corner. Done by 10:30. Maple Press is setting a coffee urn aside for whoever stays.

• Saturday, 9:00 am
• Cedar Hill Green

Blue nylon, brass clip, no tags. I hung it on the library fence at Oak Court so it is off the path. If it is yours, it should still be there.

• Oak Court little library

We are clearing a closet. Ticket to Ride, a chess set missing one pawn, and a deck still in the box. Free to a household that will use them. Porch bin until Sunday.

• 9 Oak Court

Bring one poem or one paragraph you are willing to read, or just listen. Tea is on the porch. Kids are welcome if they can sit through a short piece.

• Sunday, 4:00 pm
• 9 Oak Court

Solid white oak, no wobble, one faint ring from a planter. Seats six without the leaf and eight with it. Cash or transfer, you haul. I can help load on Saturday.

• 42 Birch Avenue

I needed a copy of a weird old key and they did not send me to the mall. Four minutes, six dollars, and the right blank. Worth the walk from Willow.

• 400 Maple Street

The household at 8 Pine Row has a second-grader and a very polite dog. The basket has a market map and one of Amira's buns. It sits on my porch until tomorrow evening if you want to add something small.

• 101 Cedar Lane

Outgrown, not abused. Brakes work, tires hold air, a scuff on the chain guard. Helmet is not included. It is in the garage — knock if the door is up.

• 33 Birch Avenue

A limp after the green, and they got us in within two days. No pile of extra tests. One clear instruction and we were home. Ask for Dr. Shah if you can.

• 15 Willow Road