The Canton High School Drama Club proudly presented The Miracle Worker, a play by William Gibson based on the autobiography of Helen Keller, on Friday and Saturday, March 13 and 14, in the CHS auditorium. See this week’s Canton Citizen for complete photo coverage, as well as a full list of cast and crew.
The first encounter Matt Johnson had with the Franciscan Volunteer Ministry was not motivated entirely by charitable intent. “Actually, it was for a pretty selfish reason,” he candidly admitted. “I had to earn community service points at Canton High School
Editor’s note: The names of two interview subjects have been changed to protect their privacy. It has ravaged families across the region and ripped away loved ones in the prime of their lives. It cuts across all racial, gender, and socioeconomic lines and has found its way into every corner of the state, from the […]
One day after the March 12 School Committee meeting, Superintendent Jeff Granatino named current interim Hansen Principal David Brauninger to the permanent principal position pending successful negotiations. On Thursday night, Granatino had announced that Brauninger was one of two finalists and that the final selection would come shortly. Brauninger, who has been the interim principal […]
J. Daniel Martin, 73, of Foxboro, passed away at Brigham & Women’s Hospital on Friday, March 6, 2015. Born and raised in Canton, he was a graduate of Canton High School, Class of 1960. He earned his master’s degree in psychology from Eastern Nazarene College. He was a mental health clinician for High Point in […]
Mr. David L. Shannon Sr., 85, a lifelong resident of Canton, died peacefully, surrounded by his family on Thursday, March 5, 2015, in Norwood Hospital. He was the former owner of Shannon Oil Co. in Canton for many years. An avid golfer, he was an honorary member at Wampatuck Country Club and past club champion […]
Judith A. (Roach) Fasoli, 68, of South Easton, formerly of Canton and Naples, Florida, died March 5, 2015, after a courageously fought, 17-year battle with cancer. She was a former nurse’s aide at the Massachusetts Hospital School in Canton for over seven years and worked in sales for many years. Daughter of the late Edward […]
Did you know … MAC is out of town in Florida, so this week’s column will consist of facts and information contained in Canton’s History and Demographic Report, which is full of basic town information that you may or may not know but should. For instance, today’s Canton was originally part of the large colonial […]
Dear Editor: The Canton skating rink has been a tremendous asset for the entire town and surrounding communities. Although our kids do not play hockey, we have benefited through the town’s learn-to-skate program and public skating times. I believe having a rink in Canton adds to the town’s appeal and makes Canton a terrific town […]
Dear Editor: News flash! Town of Canton look no further. The mystery is solved! The skating rink collapsed because common sense had the shovels, work ethic lapsed, foolish red tape, and lastly, the game of pass the buck. Most important, thanks to the powers that be, no gifts from God were killed! Don’t worry, the […]
