The fifth-grade class at John F. Kennedy Elementary School celebrated a fun-filled end to the school year with a foam party!

Canton came out strong early, scoring two runs in the first inning and adding one in the fourth, fifth, sixth, and two more ...

As we head into July, Brookwood is moving full speed ahead with field production, CSA, the Farm Stand, and vending at the ...

The Friends of the Canton Public Library are pleased to announce the winners of the 2025 edition of Canton Writes, the annual ...

Outgoing Police Chief Helena Rafferty said a Saturday afternoon pedestrian accident in downtown Canton is under investigation ...

Check out this week’s issue of the Citizen for the latest in Canton news, sports, events, and more. Highlights from the July 3 edition include: * CDEI hosts Juneteenth celebration * Canton woman opens ...

In a statement issued Tuesday morning on the decision to strike, Teamsters 25 warned of major service disruptions affecting hundreds of thousands of people across the commonwealth with the possibility ...

Pauline (Donovan) Smith, “Polly,” of Milton and Green Harbor (Marshfield), died peacefully on June 26, 2025, in Canton.

The end for Callanan came swiftly, and in the words of Thaler, in the endeavor of escape. “It was a small room and then there was an opening without any doors leading to the machine hall and from the ...

When Mike Mariano was a seventh grader at the Galvin Middle School, he joined his classmates for a field trip to Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire. Once there, he ran to the top of the mountain and was ...

By Cathy Smith, Brookwood Farm Board President Brookwood Community Farm (BCF), in its 17th year as a nonprofit community farm, has been fulfilling its mission to serve local communities, ensure ...

In a span of merely 20 years, Canton went from one of the busiest industrial communities in the commonwealth to a shuttered factory town. A small blurb in the Boston Globe in 1907 ran under the ...