Archive for: March, 2014

Police Dept. issues reminder about littering law

The Canton Police Department announced on its Facebook page that it plans to enforce the littering law, which includes throwing a lit cigarette out a car window. According to police, littering on a state highway is a criminal offense, subject to fines of up to $15,000 and the seizure of one’s vehicle. One such offender will […]

Rooting for Tyler

The Hansen Elementary School’s BOKS morning fitness program (Build Our Kids Success) decided to exercise the soul as well as the heart by experiencing the convoy for “Tyler’s Troops” on Thursday, March 6. That morning, a convoy of over 100 police cruisers and fire trucks traveled from the Ponkapoag Golf Course down Washington Street on their way to deliver birthday […]

Boys’ hockey season ends in D2 south finals

One of the most rewarding and memorable seasons in CHS hockey history came to an abrupt end Sunday night as No. 5 Canton fell to No. 3 Medfield 3-2 in the Division 2 south title game. Playing for their fourth straight postseason win and with a trip to the TD Garden on the line, the […]

Man About Canton: March 13 Edition

Did you know … The first phase of the 130-acre University Station project in Westwood will include a Wegman’s Supermarket, a Target store, and Nordstrom Rack. The stores are expected to open in 2015. A second phase will bring 350,000 square feet of office space, a 150-room hotel, and additional residences and stores. The state […]

Canton mom to run marathon for Team MR8

Martin Richard was 8 years old when he was killed in the Boston Marathon bombing last April. The young victim loved sports and was known as a peacemaker at his school. A photo of Martin holding a sign he made that said “No more hurting people – peace” went viral — allowing millions of people around […]

Boys’ hockey reaches D2 south final four

Update: The CHS boys’ hockey team is headed to the D2 south finals after demolishing No. 1 Plymouth South 7-1 Thursday night at Gallo Rink in Bourne. The Bulldogs will play No. 3 Medfield on Sunday, March 9, at 4:45 p.m. The winner moves on to the Division 2 state championship game. *** Way back […]

MABA Events

The Museum of American Bird Art at Mass Audubon (MABA) hosted a February vacation program for local children, combining art and nature learning with outdoor play on the trails of the 121-acre sanctuary in the center of Canton. Above: After learning about animal tracks, this group tracked their way through the deep snow to find this […]

Deadline to register for town election is March 19

Town Clerk Tracy K. Kenney has announced that the last day to register to vote for the April 8 town election will be Wednesday, March 19. The town

B.I.G. entrepreneur group for women coming to Canton

Launch meeting scheduled for March 13 at the Canton library Hundreds of women are already participating in B.I.G. — Believe, Inspire, Grow — an inspiring business organization designed to “empower women to business.” This membership-based organization utilizes face-to-face community meetings, an interactive website and monthly teleconferences to provide intelligent women a positive and educational support […]

CHS wrestling duo rewrite history at All-State tourney

For the first time in the history of CHS wrestling, the Bulldogs have an All-State finalist — make that two All-State finalists, after seniors Quinn Merrigan and Chris Sullivan both achieved the feat at the prestigious MIAA tourney held last weekend at the Tsongas Center in Lowell. Both went 3-1 overall and took home second […]

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