Playing without injured No. 1 golfer Chris Lavoie, the CHS varsity golf team managed to stay competitive in both matches last week and came away with a hard-earned split on the road, falling by one stroke to King Philip before edging Foxboro a day later on a sixth-card tiebreaker. Overall, the Bulldogs are off to […]
A five-game unbeaten streak, including a recent 2-0-1 stretch on the road, has vaulted the Canton High boys soccer team to the top of the Davenport Division standings. Coming off a hard-fought division win at Sharon on Monday, the Bulldogs stood at 5-1-1 overall—two standings points ahead of North Attleboro and three ahead of Milford. […]
Marie C. Baker (Mersch), formerly of Canton, of Franklin, passed away September 22. Born and raised in Milton, she graduated from Milton High School and attended Emmanuel College. She worked as a secretary for a law firm before she married and raised a family in Canton. She was an avid golfer and a member of […]
Frances (Fran) Hall Ziedelis was born August 24, 1927 to Leonard J. and Anna Marie Hall in Jackman, Maine. She died, surrounded by her loving family, on September 20, 2018. Fran graduated from Jackman High School in Maine and from the University of Maine at Farmington with a degree in early childhood education. She returned […]
Margaret M. Stapleton (Dalton), 86, of Canton and Popponesset Beach, formerly of West Roxbury, passed away September 19 surrounded by her loving family. Born in Lynn, she was raised in West Roxbury, graduated from Roslindale High School, and has lived in Canton since 1974. She enjoyed summering in Popponesset Beach and spending winters at Coral […]
Ann M. O’Connor (Kelly) of Canton, formerly of Westwood, passed away September 19 at the Copley at Stoughton. Born and raised in Boston, she attended Boston schools and graduated from Memorial High School for Girls. Ann worked for many years as an office clerk for Boston Edison. She was a longtime parishioner of St. Denis […]
Hazel M. Fox (Heatherington), 94, of Stoughton, formerly of Sharon, passed away September 17 at the Copley at Stoughton after a long and eventful life. Born in Natural Bridge, NY, she and her six siblings were raised in several small towns in northern New York because their father was a Methodist minister. Hazel graduated from […]
I lost my mom last month, and sadly it wasn’t the way I’d lost her almost 10 years ago at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Mom loved museums and I loved to take her. We would spend the day roaming the halls, gazing until we were exhausted. One day we started out together, but […]
Dear Editor: Joe DeFelice wrote about how the Boston Herald reporter Joe Battenfeld commented that Republicans in the Massachusetts legislature are “virtually silenced into submission,” primarily due to the strong Democratic Party controls. What a shame! The party of fake tolerance and diversity (Democrat) allows no dissent or even discussion. It’s either their way or the […]
Selectmen are tentatively considering December 12 as the date to hold a special town meeting to consider additional town expenditures to build a new ice rink at the site of the Metropolis Rink, which has been vacant since the roof collapsed in the winter of 2015. Architects have pegged the cost of the new rink […]
