Did you forget your bike? Barrington Police said a children’s mountain bike was found abandoned outside Hampden Meadows School on Sunday, March 15. Police took the bike back to the station for safe keeping until its rightful owner is located. If it’s your bike, police ask that you stop by the station.

School officials tweak calendar

The Barrington School Committee recently adjusted the school calendar. According to an email from Barrington High School, “the current last day of school for BHS students is Tuesday, June 23rd; however, a decision by RIDE could move the date earlier.” Also, the last day of school for Barrington students in grades K-5 is June 24, stated the email. District officials have been working on the schedule following the recent blizzard, which forced the cancelation of five days of school for Barrington students.

A second life for beloved sports equipment 

The Barrington Booster Club is planning a “Spring Used Sporting Goods Sale” for Saturday, March 28 … but officials need some help first. The club is collecting donations of gently used sports equipment and Barrington Eagles apparel. “Clean out your closets and give your gear a second life while supporting the Barrington Boosters and our athletes,” stated a Barrington Booster press release. The equipment and apparel drop-off is planned for Saturday, March 21, from 8:30 a.m. to noon, outside the Eagles Nest concession stand at Barrington High School’s Victory Field. The Barrington Booster Club is also accepting monetary donations. For more information, email boosters@barringtonschools.org

Talk with Barrington legislators on April 4

Senator Pam Lauria and Representatives Jason Knight and Jennifer Boylan are inviting residents to stop by the Barrington Public Library on Saturday, April 4 and share their questions, comments and concerns with the Barrington legislators. Sen. Lauria, and Reps. Knight and Boylan will be available from 10 to 11:30 a.m.