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Monomoy Middle School Project Workmanship Questioned

CHATHAM – The replacement of windows, siding and trim at the Monomoy Regional Middle School is nearly complete, but questions are being raised about the quality of the work and whether there has been proper oversight of the $10 million project. Local builder Bob Stello resigned from the building...

Chatham, MA · 2d
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Long-Awaited Salve Regina Student Dormitory Complete

It took nearly a decade, more than 200 Salve Regina University students moved in to the school’s new Shepard Avenue dormitory this fall. “We’re grateful to our community for their patience during construction, to the city of Newport and to the amazing teams who worked so hard to meet the high bar we set for this residence hall,” said Dr. Kelli J. Armstrong, Salve Regina president. “Bringing more students onto campus will make our campus community even more vibrant and lively.”

Newport, RI · 1d
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Panthers football headed to state tournament

Bennett Tobin had never scored three touchdowns in a varsity football game. James Stafford had never scored a touchdown. Ever. Both firsts came Friday on the road at North Quincy in Plymouth South’s 28-27 win over the Red Raiders, a significant victory qualifying the team for the high school football state tournament.

Plymouth, MA · 1d
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Game of the Week: New Bedford vs. Central

SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) - High school football playoffs are underway and on Friday, the Whalers of New Bedford High travel to take on the Golden Eagles of Springfield Central High School. Western Mass News will have live streaming coverage of the game starting at 6 p.m.

New Bedford, MA · 10h
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Martha's Vineyard Times

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Junior high football earns league title

The Martha’s Vineyard junior high football team, made up of sixth, seventh, and eighth graders from around the Island, known as the Mariners, defeated Mashpee 28-22 Thursday and claimed the Cape Cod Youth Football League championship. The game was tied 22-22 late in the fourth quarter when the Island’s...

Martha'S Vineyard, MA · 11h

Taunton Daily Gazette

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Bridgewater-Raynham football shows its strength in D2 Round of 16 win

BRIDGEWATER— Throughout nearly the entire fall season, Bridgewater-Raynham football was locked in the No. 2 spot in the MIAA Division 2 Power Rankings , trailing only the division’s back-to-back champion Catholic Memorial . On Thursday, Nov. 5, in the MIAA Division 2 Round of 16 , the No. 2 Trojans (6-2, 2-0 Pioneer Athletic Conference) showed just why that’s the case. B-R cruised to a 48-7 win over No. 15 Waltham (3-6, 1-1 Dual County Foley), putting on full display its strength and versatility on all sides of the ball, as well as its plethora of scoring options, to book the program’s third straight state quarterfinals appearance . “I think it’s great to be adaptable, especially when it comes to winning football games,” Trojans coach Eian Bain said. “You’ve got to be able to do different things, and obviously a quality opponents they want to take away your strengths, so we had to adjust on the fly to make sure we could maximize our matchups.” B-R had touchdowns from three different quarterbacks, as junior Logan Bovill connected with senior wide receiver Logan Tripp for a 24-yard touchdown and pitched a short pass to junior wide receiver Gabe Ocampo for a

Bridgewater, MA · 1d

The Herald News

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Aedan Borges wills Case football to upset over champ Fairhaven in MIAA playoffs

FAIRHAVEN — After losing a thriller at Alumni Field last month, first-year head coach Mike Cloutier and the No. 11 Joseph Case football team wanted another shot against defending Division 6 Super Bowl champion Fairhaven. What transpired in Thursday's Division 6 Round of 16 playoff game was nearly a replica of the first contest as both teams went blow for blow. This time it was the Cardinals who managed to pull out an upset win over the Blue Devils. Aedan Borges scored six touchdowns, including the eventual game-winner on a fumble recovery for a score midway through the fourth quarter to lift Case to an incredible 42-37 victory over No. 6 Fairhaven. Watch MA high school football on NFHS With the win, the Cardinals (7-2) move on the Elite 8 for the first time in school history and snapped the Blue Devils' 15-game unbeaten win streak that dated back to last season. Case won its first playoff game since 1992, snapping a 34-year drought. "I could not be more proud of this team, Borges and the fight from everybody," Cloutier said. "We could have caved early but we stayed in the fight. I've never been so pumped up after a

Fairhaven, MA · 1d

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Undefeated Dartmouth Youth Football Team Heads to Super Bowl Against Seekonk

Two dominant SouthCoast 10U football teams meet at Seekonk High School this Sunday with a Super Bowl title on the line.

Seekonk, MA · 13h

newbedfordguide.com

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New Bedford’s William H. Taylor School Ranks Among Massachusetts Best Elementary Schools

NEW BEDFORD, MA — William H. Taylor Elementary School has been ranked No. 44 out of 956 elementary schools statewide in the newly released 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Elementary Schools rankings. Taylor also earned the top ranking among all New Bedford elementary schools. The rankings recognize...

New Bedford, MA · 9h

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New Bedford's Ashley-Swift School Merger Clears Key State Design Hurdle

Charles S. Ashley Elementary School — Approximate Site of Proposed Merger School. New Bedford's long-discussed plan to replace two of its oldest elementary schools took a step forward on Oct. 28, with state officials moving the combined Ashley-Swift school project into the schematic design phase. The announcement came Oct. 28, putting the proposal among a small group of projects statewide cleared to advance.

New Bedford, MA · 3d

The Enterprise

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St. John’s (Shrewsbury) football cruises past Brockton in MIAA playoffs

SHREWSBURY -- There wasn't a better time or place for Aiden Dagnello to rumble into the end zone for his first career touchdown as a member of the St. John's Shrewsbury football team. The Pioneers put together a scoring party in the first round of the MIAA Division 1 state tournament, taking down Brockton 58-18 on Thursday, Nov. 5. St. John’s spoiled the playoff debut of first-year Brockton head coach Mike Norman Jr. despite a strong start that saw Brockton take an early lead in the first quarter. “We came out and threw the first punch, but we have to continue to ride that high and we haven’t done that,” said Norman Jr. “When you can’t, results like this happen." On the other side, Dagnello didn't just take part in the scoring party on Thursday. He was the life of it. St. John's (Shrewsbury) led Brockton 17-6 with just over seven minutes remaining in the second quarter when the 6-2, 295-pound defensive lineman tipped a pass from Brockton senior quarterback Marcio Semedo and tracked it in the air at the Boxer 40-yard line for an interception return touchdown. “I almost had one last week, but I dropped it,” Dagnello said.

Brockton, MA · 1d

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Full-Day Professional Development Powers Up New Bedford’s Teachers, Therapists, and Counselors

NEW BEDFORD — Faculty, administrators, and support staff across New Bedford Public Schools spent Tuesday in a full day of seminars and hands-on sessions focused on strengthening teaching practice, learning, and supports for students at every level. The districtwide Professional Development Day, held while students had the day off,...

New Bedford, MA · 17h

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Holiday Shopping Expo at North Quincy High School Nov. 14-15 benefits NQHS students

Get a head start on your holiday shopping just over the Milton line in Quincy. North Quincy High School is hosting a two-day Holiday Shopping Expo on Saturday, Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. 15, with a different mix of vendors each day and plenty of festive activities for the whole family.

Quincy, MA · 1d

MaxPreps

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Football Recap: Norton Picks Up Sixth Consecutive Victory + How To Watch

It's playoff time, and Norton had no trouble coming through when it counted. They had just enough and edged out the Medfield Warriors 22-20 on Thursday. The victory was nothing new for the Lancers as they're now sitting on six straight. Norton and Medfield will both get a bit of...

Medfield, MA · 1d

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Football Begins Tourney Journey Friday Night at Milton High

Harbormen earned the ninth seed in the Div. 3 football tourney bracket. Assigned one seed short of getting a home playoff game, No. 9 Hingham High (5-3) begins the Division 3 high school football tournament Friday night at #8 Milton High (6-2). Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday’s winner...

Hingham, MA · 1d

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Class ring lost in Puget Sound 47 years ago returned to Pawtucket graduate

PAWTUCKET, R.I. (WJAR) — A St. Raphael Academy class ring lost nearly five decades ago in Washington’s Puget Sound has found its way back to its owner in Pawtucket. Paul Benson graduated from the school in 1964. His brother, Eric, borrowed the ring in 1979 and took it with him to the West Coast.

Pawtucket, RI · 1d

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Massachusetts High School Football Team DQed From Playoffs Over Brutal Scheduling Technicality

The start of November marks the start of the playoffs for most high school football teams in the United States. One squad in Massachusetts was under the impression it had earned the right to compete in the postseason, but it was ultimately left on the outside looking in over an unfortunate oversight responsible for an […] The post Massachusetts High School Football Team DQed From Playoffs Over Brutal Scheduling Technicality appeared first on BroBible.

Massachusetts · 2d

The Herald News

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SouthCoast students can apply for $900k in aid

Students across southeastern Massachusetts can apply for more than 65 SouthCoast Community Foundation scholarships totaling more than $900,000, with applications due Jan. 11, 2027. The scholarships are available to students pursuing higher education, vocational and technical education, certificate programs and workforce training, according to a community announcement. Graduating high school seniors, students in technical certificate or trade school programs and current college students can explore the scholarships, with eligibility requirements varying by award. The foundation awarded more than $900,000 in scholarships to more than 120 students in 2026, according to the announcement. The program places particular attention on first- and second-generation college students and students already enrolled in college. Who can apply for SouthCoast Community Foundation scholarships SouthCoast Community Foundation serves 41 cities and towns across southeastern Massachusetts. Communities include Attleboro, Bridgewater, Brockton, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Fall River, New Bedford, Plymouth, Somerset, Swansea, Taunton, Wareham and Westport. Students and families can review individual scholarship descriptions and eligibility requirements at southcoastcf.org/2027scholarships . Most scholarships use the foundation's Universal Application, which matches applicants with scholarships for which they may be eligible. Some scholarships require separate applications. The foundation has also revised its application this year to tailor questions to different types of applicants.

Massachusetts · 2d

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Assistant Superintendent James R. Donovan Ending 43-Year Journey in Norwood School System-November 6, 1980

Retirement of Longtime Educator Expected to Prompt Administrative Restructuring and Cost-Cutting Measures. James R. Donovan, 60, assistant superintendent for secondary education, will retire Dec. 31 after 43 years in the local school system. Donovan had been expected to retire before the end of the school year. Making the formal announcement to the school committee last night, he said, “I prefer to go Dec. 31. My time has come.” Referring to his 30 years as a teacher and administrator and another 13 as a student teacher and substitute, he said, “In every respect, it has been an interesting journey.”

Norwood, MA · 2d