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Marblehead High senior posthumously recognized as Celtics' "Hero Among Us"
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Milton native Carlene Marie, returns to Fontbonne 38 years after graduation
Thirty-eight years after graduating from Fontbonne, Milton native Carlene Marie is returning to her alma mater with a message for today’s students: Your worth isn’t something you have to earn. Carlene, Fontbonne Class of 1988, will return to campus Thursday, Nov. 5, as a featured speaker in Fontbonne’s...
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Friday Night Rivals: High school football highlights on Oct. 23
Which teams faced off in the St. Rays vs. Cranston West game?. s — We're onto week 7 of high school football as playoffs inch closer and closer. For this Friday Night Rivals, St. Rays faced Cranston West, Central took on Barrington, West Warwick played East Providence, Burrillville faced Pawtucket, Mt. Hope played Classical, and Tiverton took on Central Falls.
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The Standard-Times
Apponequet football is 'for real' after 7-0 start
DARTMOUTH — A year ago, the Apponequet football team lost its first seven games. With a 35-15 victory over Bishop Stang on Thursday, Oct. 22, the Lakers are off to a 7-0 start to the 2026 season. “I could not have imagined this,” admitted Apponequet head coach Zane Fyfe . “We went 0-7 last year and we’re 7-0 this year.” Senior quarterback Paxton Canessa isn’t surprised with Apponequet’s dramatic turnaround after the work the Lakers put in during the offseason. “This offseason is the hardest I’ve ever seen a group of guys work,” he said. “We came together.” Senior running back Joe Procaccini could feel something special brewing in the months leading up to the season. “When we got back after it we knew from the second we started working in the offseason that this is what was going to happen,” he said. “We knew we were going to play as a team and that’s what we have. We have a good team. We play together and that’s why we’re doing what we’re doing.” Week 7: SouthCoast High School Football scores and highlights Week 7: Breaking down every SouthCoast football game The Lakers have bought into a team-first mentality. “We
Taunton Daily Gazette
Top Greater Taunton H.S. sports performers for Oct. 19-25
Another week of the fall high school sports season is upon us in the Greater Taunton area. Last week , Bristol-Plymouth girls soccer secured a share of a second straight Mayflower Large title while a Dighton-Rehoboth girls soccer player scored back-to-back hat tricks and Taunton girls soccer’s goalkeeper kept back-to-back clean sheets. Golf wrapped up its regular season with Taunton securing the non-league season sweep of Dighton-Rehoboth while Bristol-Plymouth boys soccer scored a key Mayflower Large win over Tri-County and Bridgewater-Raynham boys soccer snapped a four match losing skid with a 1-0 win over Apponequet. Taunton and Dighton-Rehoboth cross country had a top finisher in their respective meets while Taunton girls volleyball scored a pair of Hockomock League sweeps, Bridgewater-Raynham volleyball earned a pair of hard fought non-league wins and Dighton-Rehoboth girls volleyball kept itself in contention for a tournament slot. Here’s all of the scores, stats and highlights from the third full week of October. Thursday, Oct. 22 Girls Soccer Neely Matheus led the way for Taunton (4-8-2, 1-8-2 Hockomock) with a hat trick as the Tigers beat Brockton 4-2 on the road in non-league action. Kaylee Lopes had a goal and a pair of assists while Sydney Martin
theweektoday.com
Two middle schoolers receive ‘Scotty Award’
Tajari Ribeiro, left, and Kale Lisle are the October recipients of the "Scotty Award." Photo courtesy Wareham Middle School. Tajari Ribeiro, left, and Kale Lisle are the October recipients of the "Scotty Award." Photo courtesy Wareham Middle School. Wareham Middle School gave the Scotty Monteiro Jr. Award to two students,...
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Berkeley Beacon
‘Attack on the liberal arts’: Emerson students tee off on new Department of Education rule to slash federal funding for underperforming majors
A new Department of Education rule could make it impossible for some liberal arts students to get federal loans to support their dreams of studying theatre, film, or other arts, and some Emerson students are crying foul. The new “earnings test” codified by federal officials under President Donald Trump’s administration...
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Better Late Than Never: Girls Soccer Catches Up to Duxbury in Final Minute for Tie
Sara Maroney controls the soccer ball. Harborwomen Continue on a Course for the Patriot League Championship. They give you 80 minutes of regulation time in high school girls soccer, and Hingham needed every bit of it Tuesday night, scoring on the road at Duxbury High with under one minute left to salvage a 1-1 tie against the Dragons.
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WKRN News 2
Dr. Battle named Urban Educator of the Year
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New Revere district policy tackles absenteeism, collaborates with parents
The Revere Local School District has implemented a policy that partners with students and parents to take on chronic absenteeism and get students back in the classroom. Ohio lawmakers passed a law in September requiring that at the start of the 2026-2027 school year, all public schools adopt a policy regarding the problem of absenteeism.