As we prepare our holiday gatherings and frantically search for the perfect gift or dish to serve, we are faced with endless choices. Will it be turkey or ham? Mashed or sweet potatoes? Should I get someone a bike or a video game? The options are endless. It can be a tough choice, but what if that […]
This story, by GBH News Associate Digital Editor Hannah Reale, was originally published by GBH News on October 28 and is being reprinted with permission from the author and publisher. *** Last fall, a spate of fires broke out in drought-stricken forests across New England. One of those fires burned more than 40 acres in […]
Canton Fire Chief Wendell Robery is proud to announce that Firefighter Jonathan Buckley was recognized at the 36th annual Massachusetts Firefighter of the Year awards ceremony for
St. John the Evangelist School in Canton proudly presented the musical Matilda Jr., based on the novel by Roald Dahl, on Friday and Saturday, November 21 and 22. See this week’s Citizen for more St. John’s play photos. Click here to order your subscription today!
Have you ever actually been inside the Canton Historical Society building at 1400 Washington Street? It’s jam-packed with amazing artifacts, documents, books, maps, uniforms, and historic weapons, all related to Canton’s fascinating history. Area residents now have a chance to explore this fascinating place as the society hosts its annual Holiday Open Houses on Sunday, […]
The family of William C. Small sadly announces his passing on November 22. Born on September 1, 1963, in Dorchester, Bill was the son of the late Rosalie A. (White) Small and Robert J. Small. Raised in Canton, Bill graduated from Canton High School in 1981 and moved to Lakeville shortly thereafter. He enjoyed saltwater […]
