Senior standout Annie McLean captured her third career individual league title while the Canton boys team continued its stranglehold over the rest of the Davenport Division in a memorable weekend for the CHS swim program. While they could not quite match the success of last year’s Bulldog squads, both the boys and the girls teams […]
Accountable to all of Canton. Working for our best future. “If there’s one thing I’ve learned in life from my family, from my veterinary practice, and from working with committees and organizations in Canton, it’s that you have to be responsible for your actions,” said Susan “Sue” Harrington, who is running for a seat on […]
Dear Editor: It’s budget season on Beacon Hill again, as Governor Healey rolled out a $62.07 billion FY26 budget proposal, which is an increase of $4.3 billion (7 percent) over the FY25 General Appropriations Act current budget of $59.6 billion. This proposed spending grows significantly over FY25 GAA. Governor Healey’s budget includes free community college […]
Town Administrator Charles Doody and the Canton Select Board, with the support of local, county, state, and federal officials, are urging the commonwealth of Massachusetts to reconsider closing the Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children in Canton. On Friday, January 31, Congressman Stephen Lynch was joined by state senators Paul Feeney and William Driscoll, state representatives […]
Hundreds turned out at Blue Hills Ski Area for the Friends of the Blue Hills’ annual Winterfest event on Friday evening, January 24. Presented by the Friends in collaboration with Blue Hills Ski and several other community partners, the free, annual celebration featured a variety of outdoor and indoor activities, including live music by Lynn […]
The voter-approved independent audit of the Canton Police Department is now more than halfway complete and is reportedly on track to be finished by late March or early April. Bob McCarthy, head of the Police Audit Procurement Committee, said last week that the auditor, 5 Stones Intelligence, recently spent nine days in Canton reviewing and […]
Celebrate love and nostalgia at the Canton Historical Society’s “From Canton…With Love” event on Sunday, February 9, from 1-4 p.m. Enjoy vintage-style crafts, heartfelt love letters on antique stationery, and indulge in sweet refreshments. A $10 suggested donation supports the society’s ongoing preservation efforts. Don’t miss this charming trip back in time! The Canton Historical […]
Check out this week’s issue of the Citizen for the latest in Canton news, sports, events, and more. Highlights from the February 6 edition include: Select Board OK’s Netflix doc on Karen Read case and more pre-trial
Sika Roofing & Waterproofing, a division of Sika Corp. headquartered on Dan Road in Canton, recently announced the launch of its Sarnafil Self-Adhered Feltback Membrane (SAFB) — a first-of-its-kind product offering in the single-ply roofing industry. Sarnafil’s self-adhered bareback membrane and flashing rolls already changed the industry by offering the first fully adhered PVC roof […]
Mary Colette Twohig, 92, formerly of Sandwich and Canton, died January 29, 2025, at St. Patrick’s Manor in Framingham. Colette retired in 1995 after starting her career as a teacher in the mid-1950s in Long Beach, California, and then Boston. Colette took a break from teaching to have children and later returned, first as a […]
