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Patriot Ledger

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South Shore top high school performers from Friday's MIAA tournament

Fridays aren't just for football . On Nov. 13, five South Shore volleyball teams will play in the state quarterfinals. The winners will receive the Final Four trophy and advance to the state semifinals. Defending champion East Bridgewater is still standing as the top seed in Div. 4. In Div. 2, Canton and Duxbury are hoping to advance and go head-to-head in the semifinals. Volleyball D-2 – Barnstable 3, Hingham 1 D-2 – Canton 3, Melrose 0 D-2 – Duxbury 3, Reading 1 D-4 – Cohasset 3, Ipswich 0: Maddie LeFevre tallied 14 kills and three aces. Kendell Berndt added 22 assists. D-4 – East Bridgewater 3, Hamilton-Wenham 0: Elizabeth Willis (11 kills), Olivia McManus (eight kills), Jenna Oman (seven kills) and Ayla Kingman (23 assists) starred in the win. This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: South Shore top high school performers from Friday's MIAA tournament

East Bridgewater, MA · 1d

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 · 1d

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

Taunton Daily Gazette

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Holiday Vendor Fair brings local shopping to Taunton

A Life Worth Living Corp. will hold a Holiday Vendor Fair in Taunton on Saturday, Nov. 14, featuring local small businesses selling gifts, handmade items, apparel, home décor, food and other products. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at The Wave Church, 336 Weir St., according to a community announcement. The fair is being organized by A Life Worth Living Corp., an organization that says it helps women and families during transitions from shelter to home. The event is intended to encourage shoppers to support local small businesses before the holiday rush, according to the announcement. The fair will feature unique gifts, handmade items, apparel and accessories, home décor, food and treats and other products. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on The Taunton Daily Gazette: Holiday Vendor Fair brings local shopping to Taunton

Taunton, MA · 1d

Turnto10.com

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Local group donates hundreds of handmade flag memorial cases to veteran families

NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH, Mass. (WJAR) — A group of friends from Massachusetts have donated hundreds of memorial flag cases for families of fall veterans and police officers. Dan Bullock of North Attleborough said it all started a while ago with his dad, Paul Bullock. "My dad was very proud of...

North Attleborough, MA · 1d

nerej.com

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Pawtucket’s industrial heritage adapted for a new civic purpose - by Gaetan Kashala

The city of Pawtucket is well-positioned to serve as a regional model for strategic, community-integrated development where housing and commercial investments connect to transportation, amenities, social infrastructure, and public spaces. The relocation of City Hall to 100 Freight St., formerly Tunstall America, brings that vision into focus, adapting an industrial property to improve public access and support municipal operations.

Pawtucket, RI · 1d

corsairathletics.com

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Dingle Posts 23 Against Bridgewater

DARTMOUTH, Mass. - Despite erasing a 19-point lead by Bridgewater State, the UMass Dartmouth women's basketball team fell but a score of 78-75. Trailing 47-28 early in the third quarter, the Corsairs managed to completely erase the Bridgewater lead. A 15-2 run brought the Corsairs within striking distance towards the end of the third quarter, setting up an exciting fourth quarter of play.

Dartmouth, MA · 3d

Brown Daily Herald

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Bridgewater State professor Michele Meek examines consent in media, law, culture at book talk

On Thursday, Associate Professor of Sociology Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve and Associate Professor of Communication at Bridgewater State University Michele Meek discussed Meek’s latest book, “The Ambiguity of Consent: Consent Puzzles in Film, Television, Public Discourse and the Law,” at the Brown Bookstore. Much of the talk examined how consent’s meaning shifts and is debated in various realms and consent education in the context of sexual assault.

Bridgewater, MA · 1d

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 · 1d

Taunton Daily Gazette

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Back from injury, D-R girls soccer's Cassidy Hasenfratz was electric

Cassidy Hasenfratz’s promising high school soccer career was nearly halted only a month into it. In October 2025 during a South Coast Conference match against rival Seekonk, the then-freshman forward broke her leg in three places through her growth plate, an injury that was not only season-ending, but involved over eight months of recovery before doctors finally cleared her to play this past June. "From the day I got injured, it was devastating because soccer has been a part of my life since I could walk and talk," Hasenfratz, a Rehoboth resident who was born in Switzerland to a Swiss father, Cédric, and an American mother, Kristen. "When you get injured like that, and have such a passion for the sport, you make it your first priority (to get back) and you have to have the passion and determination to keep going and move past the setback." Unable to bend her knee for four months or her ankle for another three, Hasenfratz was grateful for every physical therapy session and chance to get back on the ball, as each step brought her closer and closer to a return to the pitch. It's safe to say that return was a resounding

Rehoboth, MA · 2d

WPRI 12 News

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Pawtucket Water Supply Board lifts restrictions on non-essential water use

Water treatment operations have stabilized at the Pawtucket plant that serves nearly 100,000 Rhode Islanders in the state's Blackstone Valley, the Pawtucket Water Supply Board announced Thursday.

Pawtucket, RI · 2d

Uprise RI

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Recap: Central Falls Board Hears Enrollment Decline, Tables Superintendent Evaluation

Superintendent Stephanie Downey Toledo said current enrollment is 2,241 students, down from about 3,000 when she started eight years ago. Because funding is tied to each student, she said, hundreds fewer students means millions of dollars less. Budget planning for fiscal 2028 begins in January, and she said some grades could have fewer classes next year. One board member estimated the loss at about $5 million. Separately, the board tabled the superintendent evaluation policy after finding members had the wrong version, and it approved the school physician contract.

Central Falls, RI · 2d