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The Swellesley Report

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Making a SPLASH: Longfellow’s New Outdoor Aquatics Center Is Ready for Summer 2027!

SPONSORED CONTENT: The pools are filled, construction is officially complete, and Longfellow SPLASH is preparing for an exciting inaugural summer! The newly renovated outdoor aquatics center at Longfellow Wellesley Tennis & Health Club will open Memorial Day weekend 2027!. In its heyday, this outdoor pool complex brought families from Wellesley,...

Wellesley, MA · 1d

Taunton Daily Gazette

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Taunton High School students to bring 'Grease' to life

Taunton High School students will bring the music, dancing and teenage drama of the 1950s to the stage with four performances of the musical "Grease" from Friday to Sunday, Nov. 13-15. The Taunton High School Drama Club will present the production, according to a community announcement. Set at the fictional Rydell High School, "Grease" follows teenagers as they navigate friendships, romantic relationships and the challenges of finding where they belong. The musical features familiar songs and scenes, including "Greased Lightnin'," "Beauty School Dropout," the Rydell Fight Song and the hand jive. Director Justine O'Brien, a former THSDC student, said the show's themes extend beyond its well-known music."Grease at its core is more than just catchy tunes and iconic lines,” O'Brien said. “It showcases the everyday struggles of high school cliques and trying to find the place you belong and people you belong with.” O'Brien said returning to the program as director has special meaning. The director said they feel “blessed to return now and guide students through the same formative arts education that I experienced.” According to the announcement, the drama club gives students opportunities to participate in multiple aspects of theater production, including building sets, performing and developing musical

Taunton, MA · 1d

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O'Gara's Clutch Three Pushes Wolves Past Stonehill

EASTON, Ma. - Returning to her home state, Massachusetts native Grace O'Gara knocked down a go-ahead three-pointer with 30 seconds remaining before Sydne Tolbert sank two clutch free throws with 10 seconds left as the West Georgia Wolves (3-1) held off Stonehill (0-4) for a thrilling 65-63 road victory on Friday night in Easton, Massachusetts.

Easton, MA · 1d

The Milford Daily News

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Army football commit leads Barnstable football past Milford in Elite 8

MILFORD -- Anthony Parrella had his fingerprints all over the Barnstable High football team's 35-14 upset over No. 2 Milford in the Division 3 Elite Eight on Thursday, Nov. 12. Parrella returned an interception 95 yards for a score and added a pair of rushing touchdowns, one a 51-yard burst, for the No. 7 Red Hawks (7-3). Barnstable advances to the Final Four and will play the winner of Friday's game between No. 3 Marshfield and No. 6 North Attleboro. After trailing 14-7 at halftime, Barnstable scored 28 unanswered points in the second half. Milford got on the board first, with a 3-yard touchdown run by Wanderson Dos Santos and a successful PAT from Tyler Stewart. Barnstable's Perrella ran one in for a touchdown to tie it up, but Milford led again going into the second half. Just before halftime, Milford connected on what seemed at the time to be a momentum-swinging play. Vincent Loscerbo completed a pass to Jaxson Finnimore. As Barnstable rallied to tackle Finnimore, he lateraled to Eli Rosenberg who darted down the sideline for a 52-yard TD with 18 seconds left in the half to push Milford's lead to 14-7. Enter Parrella. Less than a minute

Barnstable, MA · 2d

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Boys soccer defeats Sharon to advance to quarterfinals

On Thursday, Nov. 12, boys soccer faced off against Sharon High School at home in a Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) Division II, Round of 16 matchup. Wayland carried its momentum into this game from Monday’s Round of 32 matchup against Marblehead and shut Sharon out 3-0, advancing to the Elite Eight.

Wayland, MA · 1d

The Metrowest Daily News

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Free Thanksgiving meals for those in need in MetroWest, Milford-area

With Thanksgiving approaching, several local organizations are helping those in need to get a free turkey dinner. This collection of opportunities includes dinners where participants can join together to share a meal as well as opportunities to have the meal delivered to your home. Many deadlines for reservations or order are approaching, including one on Monday, Nov. 16, so that organizers can plan the amount of food and volunteers that will be needed. Here's are the options and deadlines, if applicable. In Milford, the Italian American Veterans Post 40, 4 Hayward Field, will host a free dinner on Thanksgiving , Nov. 26, at 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. The meal is meant for veterans, military families, families of deceased veterans and individuals or families needing a meal. Reservations must be made by Monday, Nov. 16, by calling 508-330-8487 or by email at info@thankstoyanks.com . AmVets Post 208 in Hudson is hosting its annual Thanksgiving meal delivery for those in need as part of its Home Alone. Anyone interested can call the Post at 978-568-8178 by Tuesday, Nov. 24. Stevie’s Café & Catering , 577 Main St., Hudson, working with Feed a Neighbor Program, is once again preparing meals for those

Milford, MA · 1d

Caught in Southie

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Weekend Picks: A Morrey from Love is Blind Takeover

You may recognize Morrey Eglin from Netflix’s Love Is Blind: Boston, where his Boston accent and personality made him a fan favorite. The Braintree native, boxer, and entrepreneur works the door at many of the Broadway Restaurant Group’s hot spots, so he knows his way around the neighborhood.

Boston, MA · 2d

Taunton Daily Gazette

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B-R football’s Cam Knudsen comes in clutch again in quarterfinal win

BRIDGEWATER — As No. 2 Bridgewater-Raynham football (7-2, 2-0 Pioneer Athletic Conference) entered the second half of its MIAA Division 2 quarterfinal against No. 7 Westford Academy (8-2, 3-0 Dual County Thorpe), the Trojans found themselves in some relatively unfamiliar territory : being held scoreless. Trailing by a touchdown to the Ghosts after a defensive stalemate of a first half, B-R received the ball to start the third quarter and battled its way down field to the goal line. A determined WA defense stood as strong as advertised, holding the line and forcing the Trojans into a fourth-and-goal with just inches remaining. That’s when B-R coach Eian Bain made the call for a direct snap to one of his most trusted options on all sides of the ball in senior wide receiver/safety Cam Knudsen. As he has all fall, Knudsen found a way, sweeping to the right and in for the touchdown with 6:56 left in the third quarter. “I just went into the huddle and said ‘I love each and every one of you,’ Knudsen said. “‘Let’s do this for each other.’” From there, it was a completely different ballgame. While a rare extra point miss by senior kicker

Bridgewater, MA · 1d

WPRI 12 News

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Newsmakers 11/13/2026: Mayors-elect Greenman, Gendron; Joe Kennedy III

The mayors-elect of Pawtucket and Woonsocket on why voters in the two cities demanded change this year.

Pawtucket, RI · 1d

MassLive.com

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MIAA girls volleyball: Central Catholic, Oliver Ames advance to Final Four

Two top seeds took care of business Saturday, earning trips to the MIAA volleyball Final Four. Central Catholic battled through four sets to eliminate Wellesley in Division I, while Oliver Ames swept Longmeadow to advance in Division II. Division I quarterfinals. No. 1 Central Catholic (3), No. 8 Wellesley (1)

Longmeadow, MA · 12h

Cape Cod Times

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Home-field advantage boosts Sandwich girls soccer into quarterfinals

SANDWICH — Stressful. That’s the only word that the fourth-seeded Sandwich High girls soccer coaches and players alike could find to describe Thursday’s 2-1 golden goal victory over No. 13 West Bridgewater in the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 4 Round of 16. “I don’t know if I have a lot in me,” Sandwich head coach Yvonna Press said. “It was very stressful because they had their chances and we had our chances—and the wind was quite brutal.” The wind, which was whipping at 15 miles per hour from north to south across Gerald F. DeConto Veterans Memorial Stadium, made its impact felt. Gusts even surpassed 20 mph. West Bridgewater’s only goal was a direct result of the wind when the ball skipped awkwardly off the turf and over Sandwich goalkeeper Rena Mooney’s head for Sophia Hulme to fire from point-blank range into the roof of the net. The stress of trailing in the state tournament alleviated itself two minutes later after eighth grader Ginger Gaffney scored her first varsity goal to draw Sandwich level. But the tension ramped up as the minutes passed without a goal to break the deadlock. Sandwich dominated the run of play across the second

Sandwich, MA · 2d

laxjournal.com

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Podcast: What we’ve learned from the fall tournament circuit

In this episode of New England Lacrosse Journal’s “Chasing The Goal” podcast, writers Jason Cooke and Henry Dinh-Price provide their takeaways from the fall tournament circuit as the club season comes to an end. They discuss recruiting, standout teams and star players who impressed at these showcases.

Milton, MA · 1d

Uprise RI

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Recap: Cumberland Funds Girls Flag Football, Hears Pushback on School Map

Cumberland High School will add girls flag football in spring 2027, its first new sport since 2006. Athletics will fund it, with help from the Patriots on uniforms and gear. No school boundaries changed. The newest elementary map, Option C, would move 141 students from the Garvin area to B.F. Norton. Members split over a short-term fix versus a long-range plan, and residents asked for walkers to stay at their schools. A revised bus policy now spells out the opt-in process, and the water-bottle rule now bans glass.

Cumberland, RI · 1d

hoodline.com

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Bridgewater State Police Raise Guide Dog Arby in First-of-Its-Kind Program

A Bridgewater State University police officer has spent months sharing his days with a black Labrador Retriever named Arby, who could one day become the eyes for someone who is blind or visually impaired. Officer Joseph Locke has been raising the dog through the university's partnership with Guiding Eyes for the Blind, and if Arby passes the organization's assessment, he will move on to formal training and eventual placement with a partner.

Bridgewater, MA · 15h

100.7 KOOL FM

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Undefeated Texas Tech Basketball Hosts Stonehill in First-Ever Showdown

The 3-0 Red Raiders are back at United Supermarkets Arena tomorrow! Find out what to expect as Texas Tech men's basketball faces the Stonehill Skyhawks for the first time ever in pursuit of a 4-0 start

Lubbock, TX · 1d

curryathletics.com

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Colonels Roll Past Nichols, 7-1, for Third Straight Conference Win

BURRILLVILLE, R.I. (Nov. 13, 2026) – The Curry College men's ice hockey team continued its strong start to conference play Friday afternoon, cruising to a 7-1 road victory over Nichols College at Levy Rink. The Colonels improved to 3-1 overall and a perfect 3-0 in Conference of New England...

Burrillville, RI · 2d

myfmtoday.com

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Milford Scarlet Hawks’ Championship Run Ends with 35-14 Loss to Barnstable

The Milford Scarlet Hawks saw their impressive postseason run come to an end with a 35-14 loss to Barnstable in the Division 3 football championship game. Milford came out strong, putting together an impressive second quarter to take a 14-7 lead. The Scarlet Hawks found the end zone twice, highlighted by a spectacular 52-yard touchdown pass from Vincent Loscerbo to Jaxson Finnimore that energized the Milford sideline.

Milford, MA · 2d

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Lions roar back: girls field hockey wins D2 Championship v.s. Cumberland

All season, the girls field hockey team has been reminded of the same phrase: Two towns, one river, one winner. On Nov. 1, the team took home the Division 2 Championship title with a 1-0 win against their rival, Cumberland. This also gave Lincoln a lead of 14-13 in the Battle of the Blackstone.

Lincoln, RI · 2d

chaindrugreview.com

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CVS Pharmacy rolls out new collection of Caliber Artist Series colleague-designed journals

WOONSOCKET, R.I. — CVS Pharmacy has announced the latest collection of journals in its Caliber Artist Series, featuring cover designs inspired by the personal experiences of health and community of four CVS Health colleagues. The new journals are part of Caliber, a CVS Store Brands line of school, work and stationery products. The collection blends creativity, self-expression and everyday convenience through accessible, design-forward essentials.

Woonsocket, RI · 2d

camelathletics.com

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Fast Start Leads Water Polo to Win Over Wheaton in Regular Season Finale

NORTON, Mass. – The Connecticut College men's water polo team rolled in the regular season finale, downing host Wheaton 19-14 on Wednesday night from Balfour Natatorium. Conn came out of the gates flying, jumping out to a 5-0 lead inside the opening three minutes. Bruno Beznos (Boca Raton, Fla.) and Cormac Stevens (Philadelphia, Pa.) scored twice, while Laird Welch (Carmel, Calif.) added the fifth. Wheaton got on the board, before the Camels ended the quarter with the final four goals, as Andrew Rose (Dresher, Pa.), Zach Dixon (Wayne, Pa.), Kale Halfacre (Aurora, Colo.), and Beznos had Conn in front 9-1 after one.

Norton, MA · 2d