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St. Mary’s Advances to State Final

March 16, 2012
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St. Mary’s Advances to State Final

What do you tell your team after it’s just been 3.9 seconds away from accomplishing its goal and now you have to regroup and play in an overtime period and a potential shootout? St. Mary’s girls hockey coach Frank Pagliuca faced that scenario after Hingham had dramatically tied the game at 3-3 in the...

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Gannon Facing New Era: Membership Declining

March 16, 2012
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One of Lynn’s greatest reasons to exist, its own 18 hole golf course with a fabulous clubhouse and spectacular views of the Boston skyline from several of its holes, is facing the changing times. Gannon Golf Course is trying to change with the times by asking the city for mitigation of its present lease...

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Senator Brown Speaks with Area Veterans About TRICARE Program

March 8, 2012
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Senator Brown Speaks with Area Veterans About TRICARE Program

He arrived in his signature outfit last Friday at the Mottolo Post in Revere – a Carhart jacket over a simple shirt and tie. U.S. Sen. Scott Brown was certainly in his element when he stood in the humble veterans post before a crowd of veterans and media members assembled to hear him discuss...

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Proud of His Pizza: Taso Mavros Adds Delicious Pizza to the Menu at Hayward’s

March 8, 2012
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Proud of His Pizza: Taso Mavros Adds Delicious Pizza to the Menu at Hayward’s

Hayward’s Restaurant on Lynnfield Street has built up a stellar reputation for its outstanding seafood dishes and breakfast menu. The popular restaurant, owned by Taso Mavros, has received several Readers’ Choice Awards in recognition of its culinary excellence. Mavros, who took over Hayward’s operations seven years ago, expanded his menu on Jan. 1, bringing...

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Champions

March 8, 2012
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Champions

The St. Pius V CYO Junior Basketball team, after finishing the regular season in first place with an 11-1 record, won the North Shore CYO League Championship Tournament Sunday with a thrilling 65-63 double-overtime victory over Sacred Heart in Wakefield. Lucas Harris hit the game winning basket, as he was flat­tened driving to the...

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Cyr Has It Right with Lynn Taxi

March 8, 2012
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Councillor Darren Cyr has hit the proverbial nail on the head when it comes to this city’s cab drivers and the automobiles they drive. The new ordinance he is working to pass would revolutionize the local taxicab business – and probably come close to putting it out of business as well. First off, Cyr...

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Everette, Latimer Will Miss Tournament

February 29, 2012
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Everette, Latimer Will Miss Tournament

The Lynn English girls basketball team will be missing two key players when it meets Everett High in its opening game in the State Tournament tonight at the Paul Cavanagh Fieldhouse. Top reserve forwards Makayla Everette, a sophomore, and Dolores Latimer, a junior, will sit out the post season due to injuries. Everette is...

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Galeazzi Rules: Dave Galeazzi Referees as His Daughter Franki Shines for the NEC North Division All-stars

February 29, 2012
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Galeazzi Rules: Dave Galeazzi Referees as His Daughter Franki Shines for the NEC North Division All-stars

His daughter is one of Lynn’s best all-around athletes, so exceptionally talented that she could potentially play three different sports in college. He is a former high school basketball player and coach who returned to basketball officiating last year. Until Friday night Dave Galeazzi had been connected to his daughter Franki’s hoop career as...

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EHS Students Disciplined for After School Fight

February 29, 2012
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A fight last week between two English High School students has led to discipline for all those who watched and urged on the fight which was also videoed and placed on You Tube by one of the students who was watching The 27 students will apparently be suspended from school for one to three...

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Sacred Heart School’s Beloved Sister Theresa Pond Retires

February 21, 2012
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Sacred Heart School’s Beloved Sister Theresa Pond Retires

Sister Theresa Pond, a Sister of St. Joseph for 66 years, is retiring after 44 years at Sacred Heart School. Sister Theresa began her teaching career at Sacred Heart in 1968 as a seventh grade teacher. A truly gifted educator, Sister Theresa struck a delicate balance between discipline and compassion. She enjoyed challenging her...

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