This story originally appeared in the October 8 print edition. Mike Sullivan has long been fascinated by storytelling and the horror genre. Growing up in Stoughton, he became a fan of Stephen King, whose varied ways of scaring readers (and movie goers) are well known. Primarily a film editor, Sullivan also writes and is now […]
June A. Dailey (McGowan), 82, a lifelong resident of Canton, passed away October 16 at Milton Hospital. Born in Norwood, she was raised in Canton and graduated from Canton High School. She worked for many years as an administrative assistant for Salah & Pecci. After retiring, June enjoyed spending time with her husband, children and […]
When is the deadline to register to vote in the November 3 general election? The last day to register is Saturday, October 24. How can I register to vote? You can register online at www.registertovotema.com if you have a Mass. driver’s license or state-issued ID; by mail via the form available at www.sec.state.ma.us/ele; or in […]
Gloria Anita (Lasden) Baker, 92, of Canton, entered into rest on October 16, 2020. Beloved wife of the late Sumner Baker. Devoted mother of Russell Baker and his wife, Katherine, of Canton, Carol Sullivan and her husband, David, of Canton, and Jay Baker of Stoughton. Loving sister of the late Morris Lasden and Vivian Lappin. […]
The full version of this story appears in the October 22 print edition. St. John the Evangelist Church and St. Gerard Majella Church have long served the Catholic population of Canton. St. John’s Parish dates to 1860; the present St. John’s church building opened in the 1960s. St. Gerard’s Parish was created in the 1960s, […]
While some Halloween activities may be scaled back or modified this year due to COVID-19, the Melin family of Everendon Road are helping to keep the spirit of the season alive with their elaborate — and spooky — front yard display. This year’s scene is reportedly bigger and better than ever, and new decorations are […]
Despite Canton’s move into the highest COVID risk category of “red,” the School Committee and Interim Superintendent Derek Folan have agreed to wait at least three weeks before deciding whether to continue in the hybrid learning model or switch to a full remote format. The move to the red category was announced on October 14 […]
John T. Gunning Sr., 78, of Canton, passed away peacefully at home on October 15 after a long illness with diabetes. John was raised in Quincy and graduated from Quincy High School. He married in 1967 and moved to Canton where he would raise his four children. The neighbors on Glendale Way quickly became part […]
Check out this week’s issue of the Citizen for the latest in Canton news, sports, events, and more. Highlights from the October 22 edition include: * Canton Catholic Community prepares for merger of 2 parishes (click here for excerpt) * Canton Citizen 2020 Election Poll: Results and analysis * Emergent targets Canton site for expansion into gene […]
The competition was tougher against a feisty Sharon squad, but a strong Canton offense and steady defense still carried the day for the undefeated CHS girls soccer team. The Bulldogs went on to beat the Eagles twice last week — 3-0 at home on October 14 and 3-1 two days later at Sharon despite rainy […]
