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Library trustee steps down after 36 years

Dear Friends: It has been my privilege to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Canton Public Library since 1977. It is now time for me to step down. So many wonderful things have happened to the library since 1977. Perhaps the most significant occurred more than ten years ago when, with the cooperation […]

Excitement brewing for new senior center

Dear Editor: The enthusiasm emanating from the senior center these days is contagious. After a series of disappointments in the past, the time has finally come. There will be a new center and the excitement of planning its basic requirements and the opportunity to offer additional services has not only the director and her staff […]

Herr family thanks supporters of recent fundraisers

Dear Editor: On Friday, March 15, two separate events were held in Canton to support the Scott M. Herr Memorial Foundation. The first event was the finals of the fourth annual Scott M. Herr Memorial floor hockey tournament held in the afternoon at Canton High School. Games were played from March 11-15 in the school gym. […]

Reader acknowledges Canton veterans agent

Dear Editor: I saw the article that was written about one of our Canton natives who ran solo in the Boston Marathon and raised $4,200 for the Pat Tillman Foundation. I read that the money will be used for educational scholarships for military and their spouses. It reminded me of someone my mother has often […]

St. John’s School grateful for recent donations

Dear Editor: The St. John the Evangelist School Foundation would like to express its most sincere gratitude to the following individuals and families who made donations in the name of Mildred Ryan: Denise Dupont, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hagen, Stephen Karp, Florence Kiggins, Mr. and Mrs. Carter, the Slawsby family, and Walter & Shuffain, P.C. Through […]

Speaker to bring powerful message to Canton community

Dear Editor: As the mother of two teenagers and an educator in the Milton and Canton public schools since the late 1970s, I’ve had about 30 years of interaction with middle school, high school, and even preschool youngsters in these communities. Last spring, I found myself at a wake and funeral for a former student, […]

Cigarette smokers should be more considerate of others

Dear Editor: Perhaps a cigarette smoker can answer this question for me. Why do cigarette smokers toss their cigarette butts anywhere they feel like it? Are they that selfish and lazy? I guess it has never occurred to them that they risk starting a fire when they do that, especially if they toss the butt into someone’s […]

Reader endorses Lynch for U.S. Senate

Dear Editor: I’m writing to voice my support for Congressman Stephen Lynch in the upcoming special election to fill John Kerry’s seat. I’ve been following this election closely but didn’t know who I would support until I heard Stephen Lynch talking about his efforts to protect Social Security. Congressman Lynch calls Social Security a “sacred promise from […]

Time to start over and build new senior center

Dear Editor: Stoughton and Sharon have gorgeous community centers, primarily filled with us seniors. Their lectures, yoga and aerobics classes are things of joy. We in Canton also need a new spacious community center, which the town would vote for willingly if we did not limit it to seniors. A few years ago $800,000 was […]

JFK Winter Fling organizers grateful for support

Dear Editor: After being delayed by the blizzard of 2013, the Kennedy Elementary School held its annual Winter Fling carnival on Saturday, March 9. This event is an important fundraiser for the JFK CAPT (Canton Alliance of Parents and Teachers), which funds enrichment activities such as field trips, an author-in-residence for each grade, and additional […]

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