Photo 1: Slava Matsiukevich enjoys some outdoor fun with his grandson Anton Evsuk, 4, on Dog Patch pond. Michelle Stark photo Photo 2: The men and women in blue show their support for the New England Patriots in front of Canton Police headquarters on Super Bowl Sunday. CPD photo Photo 3: Kids enjoy an afternoon […]
Canton soccer star Hailee Duserick is headed to the Big East next fall to play for Division 1 Providence College, the Friars announced in a news release last week. Duserick will join a 2019 freshman class that includes five other New England products: Kayla Steeves of Needham, Elissa Dukeshire of Scituate, Catalina Mazo of Providence, […]
Sophomore track standout Selena Cho has earned a trip to the All-State meet after a stellar performance in the 55-meter dash at Saturday’s Division 4 Indoor Track & Field Championship in Boston. Cho placed fourth overall in the event with a personal-best time of 7.60 seconds. She also placed eighth out of 25 competitors in […]
Edward F. Good, 86, of Canton, passed away at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston on February 17. Born and raised in Milton, Edward attended Milton Public Schools and graduated from Milton High in 1946. After high school Mr. Good enlisted in the U.S. Navy and was stationed in Pensacola, FL. Edward worked for New England […]
Michael D. Hickey, 71, of Canton, passed away February 16 at the Hellenic Nursing Home after a long illness. He was surrounded by his loving family. Born and raised in South Boston, he attended Boston Public Schools. Mike and his family moved to Stoughton in his freshman year, and he graduated from Stoughton High School […]
Theodore C. “Mac” Martin, 68, of Canton, passed away February 11 at Norwood Hospital. Born and raised in Stoughton, he graduated from Stoughton High School and worked as a laborer in a mill for many years. Mac served in the Army during the Vietnam Era. Beloved son of the late Theodore and Florence (Curtis) Martin […]
James F. Garrity, of Cohasset, formerly of Canton, died February 9, 2015. He was a retired corporate executive and proud World War II veteran, serving in the United States Army. He was a member of the VFW and the American Legion. Beloved husband of the late Helen M. Garrity (Kisiel). Loving father of James Garrity […]
MAC recently took a walking trip around the Ponkapoag Golf Course (before the blizzards) and was surprised to see the work being done to fully restore the course back to its original 36 holes. The Department of Conservation and Recreation is investing $2.1 million to restore nine holes that have been closed since 2003 due […]
Editor’s note: School officials, at the suggestion of the Board of Selectmen, have withdrawn its proposed debt-exclusion override from the April 7 town ballot. The measure will instead be introduced at the May town meeting and, if approved, will be put before voters in a subsequent special election. After yawning their way through the last […]
An abundance of collapsed roofs and structures in Canton over the last week have town employees checking all school and public office buildings. The week began with a report of a collapsed roof above the loading dock at DXL on Route 138 along with a similar incident involving a 300-foot section of roof at 2 […]
