Canton’s own Dance with Spirit dance studio, located at 563 Washington Street, competed with studios from the surrounding area in the regional competition of Showstoppers, which was held at Brockton High School over the weekend of March 23-25. Dancers from Dance with Spirit competed in solo, duet, and small groups in ages ranging from 7-18. Dancers are all local girls […]
On March 18, members of the community joined architect Stephen Schwartz for an all-ages LEGO building event at Temple Beth Abraham in Canton. Over 60,000 LEGO bricks, donated by the Village Toy Shop, were used in the construction of a 16-by-16-foot model of the Old City of Jerusalem, which included many of the architectural elements […]
The Board of Library Trustees is asking for your advice in planning for library services that will meet Canton’s needs in the coming years. We are gathering input with a Library Community Survey that is available on the library’s website or in print at the library and Town Hall.
Deborah Kreusch, president and CEO of Canton Co-operative Bank, has announced that Daniel J. Erickson has joined the local, independent bank’s board of directors. “Dan Erickson is dedicated to the town of Canton and very interested in seeing vibrant, Canton area-based businesses succeed here,” Kreusch said. “We are delighted to have a person of his […]
DID YOU KNOW … MAC recently received an interesting postcard in the mail informing him that there is a “time bomb” in Canton and quickly noticed that this postcard was a political piece sent out by the IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers). MAC believes that the IBEW is simply unhappy because they bid on […]
Dear Editor and Bulldog Supporters: This is a public letter of thanks to the “retiring” members of the CHS Athletic Booster Club’s Executive Board for their four years of hard work establishing an amazing unified booster group for the student-athletes of Canton High School. Thank you President Julie Malloy, Vice President Anne Murray, Secretary Marge […]
Dear Editor: Since January, when I learned of the potential draconian fare hikes and service cuts proposed by the MBTA for Canton, I went to MBTA public hearings on the changes, wrote emails, sent a seven-page letter to the MBTA Fare Proposal Committee, and advocated in many areas to keep commuter rail and the Cobb’s […]
Dear Editor: We would like to express our gratitude to all those who made the recent Canton High School varsity vs. “old timers” hockey game such a success. Proceeds for this event support the high school scholarship fund set up in memory of our son Scott. We appreciate the ongoing strong support from the community, […]
Ruby M. Widberg (Johnson), 94, of Canton, passed away April 2 at home surrounded by her loving family. Born and raised in Canton, she was a lifelong resident of Canton. She graduated from Canton High School in 1934 and was a member of the field hockey team. She was a former member of the Canton […]
Euthemia “Effie” Gefteas (Noukas), 66, of Canton, daughter of the late Demitrios and Panagiou Noukas, passed away March 29, 2012, following a long illness. Born in Greece, Effie immigrated to the United States in 1952. She was raised in Haverhill, where she attended local schools. She graduated from Mass College of Art with a teaching […]
