Between his 30-plus years as a family medical practitioner and his long track record of service to the Canton community, Dr. Richard Levrault spent the great majority of his life helping and supporting others — while also trying his darndest to make them laugh or smile. “He had a hell of a sense of humor,” […]
Canton-based Humboldt Storage & Moving CEO Howard Goldman (pictured above, 2nd from left) took part in a live business challenge showcase at the 2017 XPX New England Annual Summit on May 4 in Waltham. As part of the exercise, Goldman was assigned an “advisory board” of consultants to help him solve a real-world business challenge […]
Canton Writes, the town-wide writing contest, announced the 2017 winners at an awards night at the Canton Public Library on Thursday, May 4. All of the nearly 100 entries are published, with the authors’ permission, in the Canton Writes book, which is now available at the front desk of the library for $10. Winners also […]
Junior pitcher Robbie Wilkinson scattered eight hits and limited Sharon batters to one run as the CHS baseball team won its fifth game with a 7-1 victory over the Eagles last week. This marked the third consecutive start that Wilkinson has allowed one run or less and he is now among the leaders in the […]
James V. McClellan, 68, of Norwood, passed away suddenly May 23 at Norwood Hospital. Born in Boston, he was raised in Dorchester and attended Boston Trade High School. He has lived in Norwood for the last 40 years and previously lived in Canton. He worked as a manager for Verizon for many years before retiring […]
James F. Fitzgerald, 84, of Sharon, passed away peacefully May 21 at the South East Rehabilitation Center in Easton surrounded by his loving family. Born and raised in Watertown, he attended LaSalette Seminary High School and Boston College. Jim served in the Army during the Korean War and worked as an insurance salesman for Sentry […]
Helen V. Jolley (Daley), 93, of Canton, passed away May 20 at home surrounded by her loving family. Born and raised in Jamaica Plain, she graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Jamaica Plain. She worked for Zayre Corp. in Roslindale for many years as a sales associate before retiring. In her free time […]
Janice S. Archdeacon, 76, of Canton, formerly of Sharon, died peacefully at home May 20, 2017. Devoted wife of the late Francis J. Archdeacon. Loving mother of Lorna A. Martin and her husband, Joshua, of Canton. Loving sister of Sheila MacDonald of Dorchester, James Sceviour of Abington, Joy Cooke of Milton, Brian Sceviour of Plymouth, […]
John H. Dennison, 86, of Medfield died peacefully May 17, 2017. John was a proud veteran of the United States Air Force, serving during the Korean War. He was a retired machinist and active with the Medfield Senior Center. Devoted husband of Evelyn D. Dennison (Ryley). He will be missed by family members, including Stephen […]
This story originally appeared in the Canton Citizen on May 5, 2011. It may be cliché to say that you can touch history, but in all honesty, our history is made up of the places, artifacts and stories that we preserve for future generations to “touch.” Nowhere is this more evident than in the new […]
