Kevin Bruin of Randolph is a senior at Blue Hills Regional Technical School.
It was an honorable day for the Blue Hills Warriors as the varsity football team– winners of the 2011 Eastern Mass. Division 4A Super Bowl –along with the junior varsity f...
Mayor Joseph C. Sullivan has announced that more than 11 miles of roadways in Braintree received an upgrade during 2011.
“The first year of our second ‘100 Roads Program’ is off to a great start," Sullivan said. "Four years into a six year progra...
Last week, the Senate took decisive action to end mismanagement and financial abuses at the commonwealth’s education collaborative — institutions that aim to provide special education services. With a unanimous vote, the Senate passed legislation that...
EAST BRIDGEWATER — The town broke ground on its new high school last week, with about 75 people attending the ceremony, including students, town employees, local and state officials and teachers, said School Superintendent Susan Cote. Executive...
The power of career education, even in a volatile economy, was affirmed recently when the Porter and Chester Institute (PCI) that offers career training in several professions such as automotive technology, dental assisting and electrical had a festive ri...
The state Senate passed alimony reform Thursday by a 36-0 vote, including Sharon's two state senators.
Sen. Brian Joyce (D-Milton) and James Timilty (D-Walpole) both backed the Alimony Reform Bill of 2011...
CANTON, Mass. — Later Tuesday state representatives will hear a proposal for a ban on so-called “skin shock,” or aversive therapy, for children attending the Judge Rotenberg Center in Canton. The JRC is the only know...
It’s become a wrenching but familiar sight for members of the Legislature: Brandon Sanchez - restrained by his uncle, Rep. Jeffrey Sanchez - writhing as he attempts to kick, claw and slap at his own face, the ...
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts held a public hearing on Wednesday and is set to hold the second hearing today to hear what the public has to say about aversive therapy. The state Department of Health and Human Services held Wednesday's hearing in Wo...
In a letter published in this space recently, I was criticized for my efforts to stop the application of painful electric skin shocks to disabled children at the Judge Rotenberg Center in Canton. The author suggested that my efforts on this and other m...
Nearly three months have passed since Canton town meeting voters threw their unanimous support behind a proposed takeover of Ponkapoag Golf Course, yet the plan remains in limbo as selectmen continue to await an answer from the course’s current o...
Special legislation is heading to the State House that would allow the town to streamline the pool and ice rink proposal at Braintree High School by calling for a "design-build" approach, potentially saving taxpayers hundreds of thousands of ...
Five Corners, which has been under construction since May will undergo paving in the coming days, officials warned motorists this week.
The Town of Easton released a bulletin alerting residents that paving will occur between 6 a....
In a recent editorial, the Globe called the Governor’s Council “an inefficient rubber-stamping operation at best, and a drama-prone sideshow at worst,” and stated that the council must go. I could not agree more — the council is...
Three buildings weren’t enough to house CEO Geoff MacKay’s growing ambitions for Organogenesis. So the company purchased a fourth building in February for $3 million to add to its campus on Dan Road in Canton.
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