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Pauline J. Hopfgarten (Welter) of Canton passed away October 14 at Orchard Cove in Canton surrounded by her loving family. Born in Jamaica Plain, she attended Boston schools and has lived in Canton since 1958. She was a devoted mother and enjoyed rollerskating and tap dancing. Mother of Rudy Hopfgarten of Easton, Paul Hopfgarten of […]
Oct 20 2018 | Posted in
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Canton Citizen
Stephen J. Ryan, 54, of Canton, formerly of Belmont, passed away October 10 at Season’s Hospice in Milton surrounded by his loving family. Born in Boston, he was raised in Belmont and graduated from Belmont High School, Bentley University and New England School of Law. He previously worked as the director of government affairs for […]
Oct 20 2018 | Posted in
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Loretta Rita (Ivanoski) Grigalunas, 67, of Stoughton, passed away surrounded by family and friends on October 10, 2018, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. She was the loving daughter of the late John and Loretta Ivanoski. Beloved wife of Michael Grigalunas. Devoted, loving mother of Suzanne, Michelle, and Michael. She also leaves behind her […]
Oct 20 2018 | Posted in
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Benjamin C. “Ben” Scarlett, 34, of Canton, passed unexpectedly on August 19, 2018. Beloved son of Beth and Martin Scarlett. Much loved brother of David Scarlett and Katie Scarlett. Irreplaceable grandson of Marietta Wood and the late David S. Wood Jr., and Jerome and Marjorie Wood Hoffman. Nephew to Sue Ann Wood, and George and […]
Oct 20 2018 | Posted in
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Check out this week’s issue of the Citizen for the latest in Canton news, sports, events, and more. Highlights from the October 18 edition include: * Photo coverage of the Stanley Cup’s visit to Canton, courtesy of Danny Brooks * Tribute to longtime former CPD Officer Tom Keleher Sr. * Canton-based Journey Forward celebrates 10-year milestone * […]
Oct 20 2018 | Posted in
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Did you know that fallen leaves are loaded with natural fertilizer, which can cause water pollution that harms people and animals? Dumped leaves can also cause flooding when they block storm drains and waterways. Keep the ponds and waterways in your community clean and healthy this fall with a few simple steps: * Never dump […]
Oct 20 2018 | Posted in
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The Canton Fire Department will be hosting an open house to recruit new members for the Canton Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) on Wednesday, October 24, at 7 p.m. in the training room at CFD headquarters, located at 99 Revere Street. CERT educates people in disaster preparedness for events that may impact their area and […]
Oct 13 2018 | Posted in
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Canton Citizen
Dear Editor: When we moved to Canton five years ago, we were shown a beautiful home and property on Route 138 on a Sunday morning. Although we were quite naïve when we purchased our home, we soon understood the traffic situation. Despite 138 traffic, we love living in Canton and being active members of this vibrant […]
Check out this week’s issue of the Citizen for the latest in Canton news, sports, events, and more. Highlights from the October 11 edition include: * District MCAS results and other highlights from the Oct. 4 School Committee meeting * Fire captains Morgan, Robery return from rescue mission in North Carolina * Photos from Pakeen Farm and […]
Oct 13 2018 | Posted in
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Robert G. Saluti, 72, of Canton, formerly of Quincy, passed away at home on Sunday, October 7, 2018. Robert was born in Quincy to the late Aldo M. and Anna L. (Mirra) Saluti. He was raised in Quincy and was a graduate of Archbishop Williams High School, Class of 1964, and earned a bachelor’s degree […]
Oct 11 2018 | Posted in
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Canton Citizen