What lies beneath one of Canton’s oldest and least-known historic sites? As part of Archaeology Month, the public is invited to see archaeological fieldwork in action on Saturday, October 10, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the historic Gridley Burying Ground, located near 13 Kinsley Place. Faculty and graduate students from the Fiske Center […]
Recently there was an uproar about something Shark Tank’s “Mr. Wonderful,” Kevin O’Leary, said about the amount young professionals spend on takeout lunches. On The Diary of a CEO podcast, O’Leary said he couldn’t stand seeing young people making $70,000 a year spending $28 a day for lunch. O’Leary also said that money should be […]
A well-executed game plan, a thrilling finish, and a major milestone win for veteran head coach Danny Erickson all added up to one very special evening for the Canton High boys soccer team last Thursday at Memorial Field. Matched up with the Attleboro Bombardiers and eager to get back on track after a 5-0 setback […]
The Canton Fire Department celebrated the promotions of eight officers — two deputy chiefs, three captains and three lieutenants — during a recent Select Board meeting. “Each of these officers has worked very hard and shown tremendous dedication to the department and the community,” said Canton Fire Chief Jamie Meier. “I’m very proud to recognize […]
By this time next year, Canton school officials expect to have a much more definitive plan in place for the logistics of a newly built and reconfigured Galvin Middle School. However, after a full year of meetings and planning by the grade 5-8 transition working group led by Assistant Superintendent Sarah Shaw and Galvin Principal […]
