Dear Editor: Kudos to the Canton Senior Center for sponsoring the new Zumba Gold class. We “younger seniors” are thoroughly enjoying it and hope it will continue. While the classes have to be held at an offsite facility at the present time, we are looking forward to the new center. Hopefully there will be sufficient […]
Editor’s note: The following is a personal reflection on the tragic events in Boston, written by Canton native and marathoner Jennifer Seich. I honestly don’t know what or why I’m writing. Part of me might recognize that today is going down in history and because I was there to witness it, I feel I should […]
Sixteen CHS television production students and their teacher, Ed McDonough, traveled to Los Angeles, California, last month to take part in the 10th annual Student Television Network Convention, featuring workshops, guest speakers, and a variety of contests. During the week-long trip the students toured several studios, including Universal, Warner Brothers, and 20th Century Fox. They practiced […]
Margaret R. Gibbs (Bucci), 86, of Plymouth, formerly of Canton, passed away at the Life Care Center in Plymouth April 11. Born and raised in Canton, she graduated from St. John’s School in Canton and Fisher Jr. College. She worked with Stone & Webster in Boston and as an executive secretary for Raytheon for many […]
The Canton Public Library’s very popular Film & Discussion at the Oscars series continues on April 22 with a convincing portrait of America’s 16th president. The show begins promptly at 7 p.m. A short discussion follows for anyone wishing to share their thoughts and impressions. On May 6, another historical film, this time set in a […]
The Canton High School math team has added another impressive award to its trophy case with a first-place showing at the Massachusetts Association of Mathematics Leagues (MAML) state invitational, held last Monday, April 8, at Shrewsbury High School. The top 15 schools in the medium school division were invited to participate, and Canton emerged as […]
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The Canton Lions sponsored a celebrity hockey game between the Boston Bruins Black and Gold Legends and Canton Alumni on Saturday, March 30, at Metropolis Rink. The game featured Bruins greats like Don Marcotte and Reggie Lemlin, and all proceeds went to the Canton Lions charity. Photos courtesy of CCTV’s Tim O’Connor
On Saturday, April 13, the Canton High School softball team (0-3) will play a special doubleheader against Boston Latin Academy with games starting at 10 a.m. and noon at Memorial Field. Although the games count in the standings and for tournament purposes, they also have added meaning as the Canton players and parents will be […]
William F. Grant Jr., 89, of Sharon, formerly of Canton, died April 9, 2013. William was born in Norwood and grew up in Canton. He proudly served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and was the owner of Johnson Cleaners in Canton for over 25 years. He later worked as a custodian for the Canton […]
