Submitted by Sage Lee, Pranathi Ganni, Lizzie Crespi, and James Bourikas ~ Here’s your chance to shoot and show your best green shots in the Canton Citizen. Submit original photos that demonstrate energy conservation and environmental preservation in novel and ingenious ways. Email your best green shots to Canton’s Green Team Auxiliary at greenteamaux@gmail.com. Then […]
Coming off a less-than-stellar season in 2010-2011, the Canton High gymnastics team looks promising for the 2011-2012 campaign. Despite a loss in their first meet last Tuesday at Mansfield, there are several indications that the Bulldogs will be much more competitive as the season progresses. Although the Hornets won convincingly by a final score of […]
Stanley T. Malcolmson, 96, a longtime resident of Canton, died peacefully on January 1, 2012. As a boy growing up in Canton, Stanley enjoyed playing football with the “Canton Springdale Mud Hens” and later enjoyed playing football and other sports for Canton High School. He was a proud veteran of World War II, serving in […]
Pamela H. Galas (Hurlburt), 67, of Canton, passed away suddenly at Norwood Hospital January 1. Born and raised in Greenfield, she graduated from Greenfield High School. She was a devoted wife and homemaker and previously worked as a manager for several area banks. Beloved wife of Walter A. Loving daughter of Sylvia Hurlburt of S. […]
Homewood Suites by Hilton, the international brand of all-suite, residential-style hotels, recently announced the opening of its newest property in Canton. The four-story, 98-suite hotel is owned by Benderson Development Company, Inc. and managed by Buffalo Lodging Associates. General Manager Bill Hines has been in the hotel industry for 28 years. “While designed for extended-stay […]
A proposed expansion project by Harbar LLC, a Canton-based tortilla manufacturer, was among 14 projects recently approved by the Economic Assistance Coordinating Council for participation in the state’s Economic Development Incentive Program (EDIP). The EDIP is an investment tax credit program for businesses. In 2009, Governor Deval Patrick, Secretary of Housing and Economic Development Greg […]
Amy Berardi got her real estate license in October and put it to work nine days later when she joined Jack Conway, Realtor’s Canton office. The choice was far from random. Her mother, Ellen Euse, has been a champion sales agent at Conway-Canton for 31 years. “I grew up around real estate, so it was […]
Over 170 people attended the Canton Council on Aging’s 26th annual holiday party, hosted by Rich D’Attanasio and the Canton Town Club on Wednesday, December 14. The seniors enjoyed lunch provided by Centerfield’s and live entertainment from the Dixie Diehards. Photo 1: Selectmen Avril Elkort, Sal Salvatori, Bob Burr and Victor Del Vecchio Photo 2: COA Outreach […]
Dear Editor: How sweet it was that Attorney Glen Hannington sponsored the Christmas party at Hagan Court. Thirty-two seniors enjoyed meatballs, sausages, ziti, salad, cake, cookies and ice cream, served by 9-year-old Cole Braconi, as Santa popped in to give a gift to everyone. We were grateful that Selectman Avril Elkort attended. Glen and Louise […]
William E. Connolly, 91, of Wrentham, formerly of Foxboro and Canton, passed away December 26 at Pond Home in Wrentham after a long illness. Born and raised in Boston, he graduated from Roslindale High School in 1938 and Boston College in 1947. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He was the controller […]
