Archive for: July, 2015

Organogenesis launches new PuraPly products

Last week at the American Podiatric Medical Association’s Annual Scientific Meeting, Canton-based Organogenesis launched its new PuraPly wound management products. This includes the launch of PuraPly Antimicrobial (PuraPly AM), the first FDA-cleared purified collagen matrix with polyhexamethylene biguanide hydrochloride (PHMB) antimicrobial agent. PuraPly and PuraPly AM are the latest additions to the Organogenesis portfolio of advanced wound-care […]

Canton girls U12 soccer team reaches state finals

Canton Youth Soccer’s girls U12 United team completed one of the most successful seasons in CYS history this spring. After a slow start to the season with two wins and two loses, the team was undefeated for the remainder of the regular season. After winning their BAYS section championship, the girls claimed the BAYS division […]

Man About Canton: July 30 Preview

Did you know … At their annual meeting, the Canton Historical Society awarded retiring selectwoman Avril Elkort a lifetime membership in the society in appreciation for her 27 years (nine terms) serving the town of Canton. Also at the meeting, the society approved a motion to name the textile room “The Wally and Marie Gibbs […]

Canton A’s fall in opening round of playoffs

The sun literally and figuratively set on the season of the Canton A’s baseball team as the squad fell to Bourne 5-3 in extra innings in the first round of the Cranberry League playoffs on July 21. Canton finished the season at 16-12 and third overall in the league. Pitcher Dave Roberto of Sharon was […]

Home rule petitions take diverging paths on Beacon Hill

A pair of home rule petitions that were approved by Canton voters in the last two town meetings have both made their way into the legislative pipeline, although only one of them has gained any traction at the state level thus far. According to current legislative records, the two petitions — one that would permit […]

Swimming 101

Young swimmers gained confidence and competence in the water during swim lessons last week at the Bolivar Pool. Lessons are taught by the pool’s lifeguard staff and are open to children ages 5-15. For more information or to register for the August 10-21 session, visit www.cantonrec.com. (Above) Young swimmers receive diving lessons from Kyle Baker. […]

Brown, Beverly Ann

Beverly Ann Brown, 71, a lifelong resident of Canton, passed away peacefully on July 28, 2015, after a long period of failing health. Beverly was retired and previously worked as an aide at the Massachusetts Hospital School in Canton. When she wasn’t working, the “Beav” (as she was known by her family) loved spending time […]

Powers, Carol A.

Carol A. Powers, 76, died Monday, July 27, 2015, after a long illness. Devoted wife of the late Paul E. Powers. Loving mother of Tina Bent of Canton. Sister of John Lally Jr. of Pembroke, Robert Lally of Taunton, Arthur Lally of Pembroke, and the late William Lally. Proud grandmother of Kenneth Gerbick of FL […]

Duggan, John P.

John P. Duggan Sr., 80, died peacefully at home surrounded by his family July 27, 2015. John was a past member of the Sharon Fish and Game Club. He was a retired engineer who worked for Raytheon for many years. Devoted husband of Jean M. Duggan (Bonino) … Order a digital subscription to access the full version of […]

Stevenson, Mary N.

Mary N. Stevenson (Melfie), 99, of Canton, passed away July 25 at home surrounded by her loving family. Born and raised in Mansfield, she graduated from Mansfield High School and has lived in Canton since 1938. She was the supervisor of the Canton High School cafeteria for many years before retiring. Mary and her husband, […]

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