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Thank you MAC

Dear MAC: Thank you for the mention of my father in your February 3 column (“Two Canton Icons Pass Away”). It was thoughtful of you to mention dad as an “icon,” though he would have cringed at that description, being the humble man he was. He lived and worked with people such as Maurice Ronayne Sr., […]

Scituate fire victims grateful for support

To our family, friends and supporters: It has now been over a month since our lives completely changed forever in an instant. We are so grateful that we made the decisions we did that night on December 26. We are all adapting and getting our lives back on track. My family and I would like to take a […]

Canton neighborhood thanks local citizen

Dear Editor: I’m writing to thank and praise a local citizen. Patrick Gibbs is a homeowner, firefighter and landscaper. He is also a decorated Marine who proudly served his country. During a recent snowstorm, the streets around our neighborhood became treacherous during a blizzard. Neighbors couldn’t get their cars home and school buses became stuck in […]

Please continue to support the Canton Food Pantry

Dear Editor: I am responding to a letter to the editor in last week’s paper. The Canton Food Pantry is willing and able to collect donations on an ongoing basis. We have several drop-off locations that are available to donate any non-perishable items, including: Canton Public Library Canton Co-operative Bank Bank of Canton Pratt Realtors […]

George Comeau picks up where predecessors left off

Dear Editor: I wanted to thank you as Canton Citizen’s editor for continuing to support the publication of Canton’s vital history. George Comeau has picked up where Ed Lynch and Dan Kelliher left off. He brings to the task incredible knowledge of the subject. One only had to read the last timely article on Canton’s […]

Thanks to town leaders for clear roads, few outages

Dear Editor: I don’t know why I’m so thankful to our selectmen and the DPW for having no power outages and great clear roads (even though I live on a cul-de-sac), but I am. When I see the wealthier communities on the south shore going without power, yet here in little ol’ Canton we’re doing […]

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