Strong international competition set for $115K in Prize money.

Concord, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/05/2022 -- Action is set to start this week at the Thoreau Club. The club will be hosting the third annual pro tennis tournament in the Boston area starting August 8th through August 14th. The Thoreau Tennis Open, in cooperation with the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and the USTA will attract top-ranked players from all over the world, including those who will play in the 2022 US. Open. Players representing over 40 countries will compete for $115,000 in prize money which has doubled since the inaugural event in 2019.

This year's competition is made up of top ranked lady's pro tennis and emerging players from around the world. The tournament favorite and the current highest ranked player, Varvara Gracheva, playing both singles and doubles matches in this week's Thoreau Open.

Gracheva will be playing against some strong competition against Harmony Tan (France) who is a strong competitor and former champion. Gracheva and Tan will be competing against a deep field including other notables such as, Anna Kalinskaya and Magdalena Frech (Poland), who is last year's Thoreau Open Champion.

The Boston based tournament is much needed, according to the WTA, to create and sustain professional level players locally who will be competing on the world stage. In fact, some of the players at the Thoreau Tennis Club will be vying to play in the US Open within a few years and this venue offers an up-close look at the talent that's soon headed there.

While at the tournament, food, drinks, and souvenirs will be available for sale. The venue offers convenient parking, ample seating and close up viewing of the action for families and fans alike. Free admission between August 8-11 and tickets for the finals weekend can be purchased through Eventbrite here https://www.eventbrite.it/e/the-thoreau-tennis-open-tickets-331785708987?aff=ebdssbeac&keep_tld=1

This year's tournament has drawn local and national sponsorship. Tournament sponsors are: Berkshire Bank; MichaelHarper.com; dot; actnano; Fenn; Cici&Alisa; Zixi; North Organics; Commercial Street Insurance; Newton Roofing Residential; Christie Campus Health; Boxboro Regency; Brine Sports; Tennis Warehouse; sundercover; Howes Insurance Group; CorpCom

Since 1951 The Thoreau Club, Concord, MA has been helping families and individuals live active, happy, and healthy lives. We're committed to the well-being of our community and strive to provide the best in preventative wellness, fitness, and leisure. The Thoreau Club offers memberships that include fitness, aquatics, wellcare, tennis, camps, outings and events. For more information please visit www.thoreau.com

Please contact eDriven Marketing, LLP at cjs@edrivenmarketing.com for Media outreach, additional information, quotes or for follow-up story consideration.

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Coco Vendeweghe defeats Bernarda Pera to win 2022 WTA 125 tournament in Concord, Ma.

Concord, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/17/2022 -- The Thoreau Tennis Open concluded this past Sunday with intense competition. Many matches went into set tie breakers as well as third set tie breakers. The club hosted the third annual pro tennis tournament in the Boston area which ran August 7th through August 14th. The Thoreau Tennis Open, in cooperation with the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and the USTA attracted top-ranked players from all over the world, including those who will play in the 2022 US Open. Over 60 players representing over 30 countries competed for $115,000 in prize money sanctioned as a WTA125 event.

Returning 2021 champion, Magdalena Frech of Poland lost to Wang of China in the quarterfinals. Coco Vandeweghe emerged as this year's champion. Vandeweghe defeated Bernarda Pera in three sets 6-3, 5-7, 6-4. Vandeweghe possesses a powerful serve and volley game that was hard to stop.

In doubles, Coco Vandeweghe, USA, and partner, Varvara Flink, Russia, defeated Peangtarn Plipuech, Thailand, and her partner Moyuka Ochijima, Japan, 6-4, 7-6, 7-3 in a third set tie breaker.

The Boston based tournament is much needed, according to the WTA, to create and sustain professional level players locally who will be competing on the world stage. In fact, some of the players this week will be vying to play in the US Open next month and this venue offers an up-close look at the talent that's soon headed there.

About The Thoreau Club
Since 1951 The Thoreau Club, Concord, MA has been helping families and individuals live active, happy, and healthy lives. We're committed to the well-being of our community and strive to provide the best in preventative wellness, fitness, and leisure. The Thoreau Club offers memberships that include fitness, aquatics, wellcare, tennis, camps, outings and events. For more information please visit http://www.thoreau.com

Please contact eDriven Marketing, LLP at cjs@edrivenmarketing.com for Media outreach, additional information, quotes or for follow-up story consideration.

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125 level tournament featuring top-ranked international and local tennis pros.

Concord, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/20/2022 -- The Thoreau Club will be hosting the third annual pro tennis tournament in the Boston area. The Thoreau Tennis Open, in cooperation with the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and the USTA will attract top-ranked players from all over the world, including those who will play in the 2022 US. Open. Players representing over 40 countries will compete for $115,000 in prize money which has doubled since the inaugural event in 2019.

"New England will be able to watch some of the best tennis stars in the world" according to Massimo Policastro, Thoreau Club's tennis director who oversees the tournament. Policastro also expressed "the Thoreau Open has become a summer staple in New England and fans will be watching the current and future stars of tomorrow compete on the courts this August".

New England had not seen a tournament of this size in 14 years prior to 2019's successful tournament, which brought over 2,000 fans and 250 players and coaches from around the world. The Thoreau Tennis Open amazed again in 2021with an upgraded tournament to a 125 WTA. This event was bigger and better than that in 2019 bringing Olympic athletes, and the Wimbledon Doubles champion to Massachusetts.

The Thoreau Club, located in Concord, MA, will host the Thoreau Tennis Open. The Open will feature many international top-ranked players as well as local favorites looking to break into the pro circuit. Thoreau Club has state-of-the-art training facilities and world-class coaching at the Thoreau Club Tennis Academy for players looking to improve their game and for some to make a go at pro tennis.

Returning champion, Magdalena Frech will fight a strong group of ladies this year with six ladies in the top 100 world rankings including Ann Li (WR 59) and Varvara Gracheva (WR 60). Many of these singles players will also double up and play each other for even more prize money during this WTA official event.

Policastro comes from an international tennis background having played competitively and later went on to manage clubs in Italy and the U.S. His experience from hosting and managing professional tennis tournaments will be on display August 8 through 14 at the Thoreau Tennis Open in Concord. Policastro says, "this will be a fun family event for both tennis fans, and anyone interested in seeing professional sports locally".

Tickets for the finals can be purchased through Eventbrite here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-thoreau-tennis-open-tickets-63904596368

Since 1951 The Thoreau Club, Concord, MA has been helping families and individuals live active, happy, and healthy lives. We're committed to the well-being of our community and strive to provide the best in preventative wellness, fitness, and leisure. The Thoreau Club offers memberships that include fitness, aquatics, wellcare, tennis, camps, outings and events. For more information please visit www.thoreau.com

Please contact eDriven Marketing, LLP at cjs@edrivenmarketing.com for Media outreach, additional information, quotes or for follow-up story consideration.

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Magdalena Frech defeats Renata Zarazua to win first ever WTA tournament in Concord, MA.

Concord, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/09/2021 -- The Thoreau Tennis Open concluded this past Sunday with intense competition. Many matches went into set tie breakers as well as third set tie breakers. The club hosted the second annual pro tennis tournament in the Boston area which ran August 2nd through August 8th. The Thoreau Tennis Open, in cooperation with the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and the USTA attracted top-ranked players from all over the world, including those who will play in the 2021 US Open. Players representing over 40 countries competed for $125,000 in prize money sanctioned as a WTA125 event. Prize money has doubled since the inaugural event in 2019. 2020 was cancelled due to Covid-19 shutdowns.

This year's competition was made up of top ranked lady's pro tennis and emerging players from around the world. Magdalena Frech of Poland faced Renata Zarazua of Mexico, in a highly contested singles finals match. Frech defeated Zarazua (8) 6-3, 7-6 to win her first ever WTA title. Frech, a baseline phenom, was relentless in her ground strokes while Zarazua possesses a strong serve and volley game.

In doubles, Peangtarn Plipuech, Thailand, and partner, Jessy Rompies, Indonesia, defeated Usue Maitane Arconada, USA, and her partner Cristina Bucsa, Spain, 6-3, 7-6 in a third set tie breaker.

Full Results - Sunday, Aug 8

SF - P. Plipuech (THA) / J. Rompies (INA) d. G. Voskoboeva (KAZ) / V. Zvonareva (RUS) 46 61 11-9

F - P. Plipuech (THA) / J. Rompies (INA) d. U. M. Arconada (USA) / C. Bucsa (ESP) 36 76(5) 10-8

F - M. Frech (POL) d. [8] R. Zarazua (MEX) 63 76(4)

The Boston based tournament is much needed, according to the WTA, to create and sustain professional level players locally who will be competing on the world stage. In fact, some of the players this week will be vying to play in the US Open next month and this venue offers an up-close look at the talent that's soon headed there. The Thoreau Tennis Open was televised on the Tennis Channel during the entire week of the tournament from August 2 thru 8.

A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to the: Sportsmen's Tennis & Enrichment Center located at 950 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts 02124

The Sportsmen's mission is to build leaders on the court, in the classroom and in the greater community by providing academic, wellness and social development programs alongside recreational and competitive tennis instruction for youth and adults.

Since 1951 The Thoreau Club, Concord, MA has been helping families and individuals live active, happy, and healthy lives. We're committed to the well-being of our community and strive to provide the best in preventative wellness, fitness, and leisure. The Thoreau Club offers memberships that include fitness, aquatics, wellcare, tennis, camps, outings and events. For more information please visit www.thoreau.com

Please contact eDriven Marketing, LLP at cjs@edrivenmarketing.com for Media outreach, additional information, quotes or for follow-up story consideration.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Strong international competition set for $125K in Prize money.

Concord, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/02/2021 -- Action is set to start this week at the Thoreau Club. The club will be hosting the second annual pro tennis tournament in the Boston area starting August 2nd through August 8th. The Thoreau Tennis Open, in cooperation with the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and the USTA will attract top-ranked players from all over the world, including those who will play in the 2021 US. Open. Players representing over 40 countries will compete for $125,000 in prize money which has doubled since the inaugural event in 2019. 2020 was cancelled due to Covid-19 shutdowns.

This year's competition is made up of top ranked lady's pro tennis and emerging players from around the world. The tournament favorite and the current highest ranked player, Sue-wei Hsieh (Taiwan), playing both singles and doubles matches in this week's Thoreau Open, recently took home the doubles title at Wimbledon in 2021.

Hsieh will be playing against some strong competition against Anika Raina (India) who has won two WTA titles throughout her career. Raina and Hsieh will be competing against a deep field including other notables such as, Kateryna Bondarenko (Ukraine) and Vera Zvonereva (Russia). Zvonereva, former number 2 in the world rankings will be the highest formerly ranked player at the Thoreau Open this week.

Zvonereva has 12 career titles under her belt and finalist appearances at both the US Open and Wimbledon. She also took home the Bronze Medal at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. In doubles competition, she has amassed 10 career titles winning Wimbledon in 2006 and the US Open in the same year. Zvonereva has faced stiff competition throughout her career playing against such notables as Venus Williams, Caroline Wozniacki and Kim Clijsters to name a few.

The Boston based tournament is much needed, according to the WTA, to create and sustain professional level players locally who will be competing on the world stage. In fact, some of the players at the Thoreau Tennis Club will be vying to play in the US Open within a few years and this venue offers an up-close look at the talent that's soon headed there.

The Thoreau Tennis Open will be televised on the Tennis Channel during the entire week of the tournament from August 2 thru 8. While at the tournament, food, drinks and souvenirs will be available for sale. The venue offers convenient parking, ample seating and close up viewing of the action for families and fans alike.

The full roster of players will feature: [9] S. Sanders (AUS), [WC] A. Parks (USA), [SR] R. Marino (CAN), M. Frech (POL), C. Dolehide (USA), [WC] K. Scott (USA), [5] L. Davis (USA), [4] V. Zvonareva (RUS), T. Maria (GER), V. Lepchenko (USA) L. Kung (SUI), [7] G. Minnen (BEL), [6] C. McHale (USA), C. Bucsa (ESP)

U. M. Arconada (USA), J. Loeb (USA), [WC] L. Sun (SUI), K. Nara (JPN), M. Inglis (AUS), [3] M. Brengle (USA), [8] R. Zarazua (MEX), [WC] S. Whittle (USA), G. Min (USA), L. Cabrera (AUS), B. Haddad Maia (BRA), A. Raina (IND), [2] S. Hsieh (TPE)

A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to the: Sportsmen's Tennis & Enrichment Center located at 950 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts 02124

The Sportsmen's mission is to build leaders on the court, in the classroom and in the greater community by providing academic, wellness and social development programs alongside recreational and competitive tennis instruction for youth and adults.

Free admission between August 2-6 and tickets for the finals can be purchased through Eventbrite here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-thoreau-tennis-open-tickets-63904596368

Since 1951 The Thoreau Club, Concord, MA has been helping families and individuals live active, happy, and healthy lives. We're committed to the well-being of our community and strive to provide the best in preventative wellness, fitness, and leisure. The Thoreau Club offers memberships that include fitness, aquatics, wellcare, tennis, camps, outings and events. For more information please visit www.thoreau.com

Please contact eDriven Marketing, LLP at cjs@edrivenmarketing.com for Media outreach, additional information, quotes or for follow-up story consideration.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

$125K in Prize money featuring top-ranked international and local tennis pros.

Concord, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/20/2021 -- The Thoreau Club will be hosting the second annual pro tennis tournament in the Boston area. The Thoreau Tennis Open, in cooperation with the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) and the USTA will attract top-ranked players from all over the world, including those who will play in the 2021 US. Open. Players representing over 40 countries will compete for $125,000 in prize money which has doubled since the inaugural event in 2019. 2020 was cancelled due to Covid-19 shutdowns.

"New England tennis hasn't been more exciting" according to Massimo Policastro, Thoreau Club's tennis director is in charge of running the tournament. Policastro also expressed "this type of tournament is very much needed in New England and fans will be watching the current and future stars of tomorrow compete on the courts this August".

The Thoreau Club, located in Concord, MA, will host the Thoreau Tennis Open. The Open will feature many international top-ranked players as well as local favorites looking to break into the pro circuit. Thoreau Club has state-of-the-art training facilities and world-class coaching at their Thoreau Tennis Academy for players looking to improve their game and for some to make a go at pro tennis.

According to the WTA, there is a need to create and sustain professional level players locally who will be competing on the world stage. In fact, some of the players at the Thoreau Tennis Club will be vying to play in the US Open within a few years and this venue offers an up-close look at the talent that's soon headed there.

Just this past weekend, Su-Wei Hsieh, world ranking number 4 and former number 1, won this year's ladies doubles championship title at Wimbledon and will be playing in the Thoreau Open this year. 2020 Thoreau Open Champion, Caroline Dolehide lost in the semi-finals at Wimbledon. Additionally, this year's roster will include Vera Zvonereva, former number 2 in the world ranking.

Massimo Policastro, Thoreau Club's tennis director is in charge of running the tournament. Policastro comes from an international tennis background having played competitively and later went on to manage clubs in Italy and the U.S. His experience from hosting and managing professional tennis tournaments will be on display August 2 through 8 at the Thoreau Tennis Open in Concord. Policastro says, "this will be a fun family event for both tennis fans, and anyone interested in seeing professional sports locally".

The Thoreau Tennis Open will be televised on the Tennis Channel during the entire week of the tournament from August 2 thru 8. While at the tournament, food, drinks and souvenirs will be available for sale. The venue offers convenient parking, ample seating and close up viewing of the action for families and fans alike.

A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to the: Sportsmen's Tennis & Enrichment Center located at 950 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts 02124

The Sportsmen's mission is to build leaders on the court, in the classroom and in the greater community by providing academic, wellness and social development programs alongside recreational and competitive tennis instruction for youth and adults.

Free admission between August 2-6 and tickets for the finals can be purchased through Eventbrite here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-thoreau-tennis-open-tickets-63904596368

Since 1951 The Thoreau Club, Concord, MA has been helping families and individuals live active, happy, and healthy lives. We're committed to the well-being of our community and strive to provide the best in preventative wellness, fitness, and leisure. The Thoreau Club offers memberships that include fitness, aquatics, wellcare, tennis, camps, outings and events. For more information please visit www.thoreau.com

Please contact eDriven Marketing, LLP at cjs@edrivenmarketing.com for Media outreach, additional information, quotes or for follow-up story consideration.

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Caroline Dolehide Defeats Ann Li to Win Inaugural Thoreau Tennis Open in Singles.

Concord, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/22/2019 -- The fourteen year draught of professional tennis is officially over in the Boston area. Over 1000 Bostonians gathered throughout the week at Concord's Thoreau Club to watch 64 women from all over the world compete for $60,000 in prize money. Some of the players were there for a tune up before the upcoming US Open. Some were there to capture a check and chase dreams of higher rankings. The week long tournament featured some pretty intense competition, delicious food from companies like Island Creek Oysters, Bully Boy, 7th Brewing Company, Modern Pastry, Nashoba Brook Bakery and Juliana's Catering.

Faith Pulis, Thoreau Club owner said, "we are so proud to have hosted these amazing athletes right here at our amazing facility." The Thoreau Club features tennis, swimming and a health club located on a beautiful campus in the heart of Concord Mass. It features summer camp for kids with tennis and swimming instructors as well as other camp activities. The Thoreau Club also serves as home base to the Tim Mayotte Tennis Academy. Former number 7 in the world, Tim Mayotte was the driving force behind The Thoreau Tennis Open. "His vision, knowledge and first-hand experience in pro tennis was instrumental in making The Thoreau Tennis Open a reality" states Massimo Policastro, Thoreau Club Tennis Director.

In doubles, Angela Kulikov and Rianna Valdez defeated Elizabeth Halbauer and Ingrid Neel to capture the tournament victory in what was an extremely tight match. Kulikov and Valdez started off strong taking a solid lead in the first set only to see Halbauer and Neel fight back to split sets ultimately to be decided by a tie breaker. Halbauer and Neel were one point away from the match championship only to miss an overhead allowing Kulikov and Valdez to rally back and take the match.

In the singles final, Caroline Dolhide defeated Ann Li in an all USA finals to capture the first inaugural Thoreau Tennis Open tournament championship. Caroline Dolehide brought her power serve and hard-hitting style to take a comfortable lead against Ann Li. Thought the match seemed like a comfortable win for Dolehide, Ann Li fought back during the match with her relentless return of serve and baseline strategy. Caroline Dolehide is now headed to the U.S. Open hoping to make a deep run in New York.

Title sponsor Mass Granite and main sponsors ThinkLite, Fage and Zixi helped make the tournament a financial success. Additional corporate sponsors are: Boxboro Regency, Abaris, Middlesex West, Wilson, Athleta, Engel & Volkers, Howes Insurance, Newton Wellesley Sports Medicine, Belmont & Somerville Wheel Works, Scheier Katin & Epstein P.C., Island Creek Oysters, Bully Boy, 7th Brewing Company, Modern Pastry, Nashoba Brook Bakery, Juliana's Catering, Northshore 104.9 FM, Tennis Channel, eDriven Marketing, USTA, ITF, Longwood Cricket Club, Marx Running & Fitness, Maragal Medical, Swoffle, Golden Girl Granola, Silver Unicorn, Pleasant Cafe, Mahoney's, Brine Sports, Makers and Karen and Ippolit Matjucha.

A percentage of the proceeds from the tournament will be donated to the: Sportsmen's Tennis & Enrichment Center950 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts 02124

The Sportsmen's mission is to build leaders on the court, in the classroom and in the greater community by providing academic, wellness and social development programs alongside recreational and competitive tennis instruction for youth and adults.

About The Thoreau Club
Since 1951 The Thoreau Club, Concord, MA has been helping families and individuals live active, happy, and healthy lives. We're committed to the well-being of our community and strive to provide the best in preventative wellness, fitness, and leisure. The Thoreau Club offers memberships that include fitness, aquatics, wellcare, tennis, camps, outings and events. For more information please visit www.thoreau.com

Please contact eDriven Marketing, LLP at cjs@edrivenmarketing.com for Media outreach, additional information, quotes or for follow-up story consideration.

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Mass Granite and ThinkLite Team Up to Support the Return of Pro Tennis to the Boston Area

Concord, MA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/02/2019 -- It has been over 14 years since New Englanders have seen the likes of pro tennis. The last time a pro tennis tournament of this caliber was local to New England, it was held at the Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline Mass. This year marks the birth of the Thoreau Open, which will feature top-ranked players from all over the world, including those who will play in the 2019 women's US. Open. Players representing over 30 countries will compete for $60,000 in prize money.

Former college athlete and place kicker for the UMass Minutemen football team, Igor Garcia, said "it's a privilege to support pro tennis locally." Garcia's company, Mass Granite, will be title sponsor for the upcoming Thoreau Open. Garcia went on to say that his family "feels at home" when spending time at The Thoreau Club. Mass Granite, a regional granite, marble and engineered stone manufacturer and installation company and has had a long-standing relationship with The Thoreau Club having supplied stone work for the club over the years. Garcia feels that "Boston is a tremendous sports city and having pro tennis back here will benefit tennis fans as well as the community".

Partnering with Mass Granite is ThinkLite, a global lighting efficiency company that custom designs, manufactures, distributes, and installs energy efficient LED products, and serves commercial customers and governments. Dinesh and Danny Wadhwani, ThinkLite's co-founders and company CEO and COO respectively, are sustainability partners with the International Women's USTA Pro Circuit. The Natick Mass company has provided and installed specialized lighting for the Thoreau Club. Danny Wadhwani of ThinkLite states "our scientifically designed LED lighting allows players to see the ball better at every facet of the game and from every angle while saving the club thousands in energy costs".

Both Mass Granite and ThinkLite executives are committed to local sports and have provided financial support for the tournament. Additional corporate sponsors are: Fage, Zixi, Boxboro Regency, Abaris, Middlesex West, Wilson, Athleta, Engel & Volkers, Howes Insurance, Newton Wellesley Sports Medicine, Belmont & Somerville Wheel Works, Scheier Katin & Epstein P.C., Island Creek Oysters, Bully Boy, 7th Brewing Company, Modern Pastry, Nashoba Brook Bakery, Juliana's Catering, Northshore 104.9 FM, Tennis Channel, eDriven Marketing, USTA, ITF, Longwood Cricket Club, Marx Running & Fitness, Maragal Medical, Swoffle, Golden Girl Granola, Silver Unicorn, Pleasant Cafe, Mahoney's, Brine Sports, Makers and Karen and Ippolit Matjucha.

The week-long event at The Thoreau Club, located in Concord, MA will be running from August 12 through the 17th. The Tennis Channel will provide live television coverage during the semifinals and finals held on August 16 and 17. While at the tournament, food, drinks and souvenirs will be available for sale. The venue offers convenient parking, ample seating and close up viewing of the action for families and fans alike.

A percentage of the proceeds will be donated to the: Sportsmen's Tennis & Enrichment Center950 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts 02124

The Sportsmen's mission is to build leaders on the court, in the classroom and in the greater community by providing academic, wellness and social development programs alongside recreational and competitive tennis instruction for youth and adults.

Free admission between August 12-15 and tickets for the finals can be purchased through Eventbrite here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-thoreau-tennis-open-tickets-63904596368

Mass Granite, a regional granite, marble and engineered stone manufacturer and installation company. They provide custom granite, marble and engineered stone for kitchens, bathrooms and commercial applications. Additionally, they manufacture, design and install exterior stone work and landscaping solutions for home owners and commercial clients. Conveniently located in Acton, Mass, they serve the greater New England area. Their website is located at https://mass-granite.com

About ThinkLite
ThinkLite is a global lighting efficiency company that custom designs, manufactures, distributes, and installs energy efficient LED products, and serves commercial customers and governments. They provide the world's only driverless LED products that deliver 180 lumens per watt, the highest level of LED efficiency available. Companies choose ThinkLite for efficiency, long life and, where available, substantial utility rebates and incentives that can positively impact the return on investment for any project. ThinkLite is headquartered in Natick, Massachusetts with operations in over 14 countries. Their website is located at https://www.thinklite.com

Since 1951 The Thoreau Club, Concord, MA has been helping families and individuals live active, happy, and healthy lives. We're committed to the well-being of our community and strive to provide the best in preventative wellness, fitness, and leisure. The Thoreau Club offers memberships that include fitness, aquatics, wellcare, tennis, camps, outings and events. For more information please visit www.thoreau.com

Please contact eDriven Marketing, LLP at cjs@edrivenmarketing.com for Media outreach, additional information, quotes or for follow-up story consideration.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm