With its donation of $2,460, Bank of Canton has completed Canton High School’s fundraising effort to cover the cost of renovating its arts courtyard. The renovation project, scheduled to break ground in the spring, will include the installation of new mulch beds, plantings and riverbed stone, along with trimming back and relocating plants within the […]
The Dean S. Luce Elementary School fourth and fifth graders proudly presented We Are Monsters on Friday, January 28, in the CHS auditorium. See this week’s Citizen for more play photos by Kylee Sheehan and a list of cast and crew members. Not a Citizen subscriber? Click here to order your subscription today!
Kevin McCormick, president of the Canton Downtown Business Association, implored the Select Board at its meeting Tuesday night to make what he said are needed repairs to the sidewalks in the downtown area. He also asked the board to reaffirm a vote by a previous Select Board and reinstitute a $10,000 annual appropriation for maintenance […]
Evelyn Rue’s son, Nelson, 7, enjoys many of the same things as other children his age. He plays soccer with friends, runs a lot, rides his bike, and loves using his virtual reality headset. Rue has to put a limit on her son’s activities, however, due to a serious condition he has that affects the […]
Check out this week’s issue of the Citizen for the latest in Canton news, sports, events, and more. Highlights from the February 3 edition include: * Luce Elementary presents We Are Monsters * DA announces arrest in death of BPD officer * Canton’s Mougenel living the dream as P-Bruins new head coach * Highlights from the Feb. […]
The Friends of the Canton Public Library are celebrating Love Your Library Month with several fun activities for Friends and Canton residents to support their local library. The Friends are offering three button-making sessions where residents can make their own buttons professing their love of our library using a button-making assembly purchased by funds made […]
The red-hot Canton High boys ice hockey team ran its winning streak to double digits earlier this week with a dominant 4-0 win over Burlington in the opening round of the inaugural Ed Burns Coffee Pot Tournament. Originally scheduled to be played on Sunday, the game was moved to Monday at Metropolis Rink as local […]
Eleanor M. Connolly (Jenkins) of Canton passed away January 31 at home surrounded by her loving family. Born in Roslindale, she was raised in Canton and attended Canton High School and graduated from Shaw Prep in Boston. She worked as a teacher’s assistant at Blue Hill Montessori School for 10 years before retiring. Eleanor enjoyed […]
Robert T. Powers, 86, of Canton, passed away January 27. Born and raised in Fall River, he graduated from Coyle Cassidy High School. He was the vice president of St. Johnsbury Trucking in Cambridge for many years before retiring. He has lived in Canton since 1969 and in his earlier years had his private pilot’s […]
John Patrick Healy passed away unexpectedly on January 27, 2022, in St. Petersburg, Florida. Born in Cambridge, he was the son of the late Patrick Healy of Newbridge, Ireland, and Catherine Keohane of Clonakilty, Ireland. John was raised in the Forest Hills area of Jamaica Plain, Boston. He attended St. Andrew’s Elementary, Cathedral High School, […]
