Part I: Canton Community TV’s and ”The Canton Citizen” Selectmen’s Race 2017 from Canton Community TV on Vimeo. The Canton Citizen and Canton Community Television teamed up to present a 2017 Canton Town Election Candidates Forum, hosted by the Canton Citizen’s Jay Turner. Part 1 features the four Board of Selectmen candidates and a tribute […]
Canton’s annual town election is this coming Tuesday, April 4, and for the second time in three years voters will have some tough choices to make in the race for Board of Selectmen, where there are four motivated candidates — one incumbent and three challengers — vying for two available seats. To better assist the […]
Part II: “Canton Community TV’s” & ”The Canton Citizen” 2017 Candidates’ Forum. from Canton Community TV on Vimeo. The Canton Citizen and Canton Community Television teamed up to present a 2017 Canton Town Election Candidates Forum, hosted by the Canton Citizen’s Jay Turner. Part 2 features the two candidates for the one-year Planning Board seat. […]
Part III: “Canton Community TV’s” & ”The Canton Citizen” 2017 Candidates’ Forum. from Canton Community TV on Vimeo. The Canton Citizen and Canton Community Television teamed up to present a 2017 Canton Town Election Candidates Forum, hosted by the Canton Citizen’s Jay Turner. Part 3 features School Committee Chairman John Bonnanzio, one of two incumbent School […]
James N. Philopoulos of Canton passed away peacefully on March 17, 2017, after a brief illness. Jimmy, as he was known to all, attended Thayer Academy and Berwick Academy. He went on to graduate from the University of Denver Hotel and Restaurant Management School. Jimmy was a U.S. Army veteran in the early 70s, after […]
Steven Eliot Bauman, 69, of Canton, passed away March 17 with his family at his bedside after a courageous 14-year battle with multiple myeloma. He was a 54-year resident of Canton. An avid researcher and lover of science, Steven generously shared his knowledge in both the law and medical advancements. His true love was the […]
Walter S. Humphrey Jr., 87, of Canton, died on Thursday, March 16, 2017. Walter was the husband of the late Constance L. (Hughes) Humphrey. He was born in Boston, son of the late Walter S. Humphrey Sr. and Mary (Halligan) Humphrey. Walter served in the United States National Guard. He was employed by Fred Williams […]
Robert Frank Sommer, MD, 82, passed away peacefully at his home in Hingham on March 14, 2017. He was surrounded by his family during his final weeks of battling pulmonary fibrosis and lung cancer. Bob is survived by his wife of 55 years, Marie (Disco) Sommer, three daughters and their husbands: Susan Sommer and Richard […]
There are a couple of situations when a local business owner should absolutely take action to determine if someone is abusing your trust and embezzling from your business. If you have a nagging feeling that someone could be embezzling from you — that something is “off” somehow — chances are your intuition is correct. If […]
Dear Editor: Regarding several recent intense letters to the Canton Citizen by Alice Brown, my response is: “The lady doth protest too much, methinks” (from William Shakespeare). And to use a much more common 21st century expression: “Enough already!” Her points have been made. I don’t think any more from her needs to be stated about (that is, against) President Trump. I did vote for […]
