Tommy and Louise Guillotte at the annual St. John’s Blessing of the Animals ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 6, in the parking lot of the church. The annual service coincides with the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals. »
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Art in the Park Closes Out Season Oct 6
Mary Rudser with her driftwood art, works she makes using wood found on Winthrop beaches. Rudser was one of several artists who participated in the annual Art in the Park event at Crest Park on Saturday, Oct. 6. »
DiFranza to Raise Awareness of the White Cane this Month
Every October Gerry DiFranza heads to the State House so people can be aware of the “White Cane” and what is means to the person carrying it. “It’s a symbol of independence and blindness,” he said. This year White Cane Law Day is Tuesday, Oct. 16 at the Massachusetts State House. “You learn the... »
Winthrop Police Have Gone Pink
Many have experienced the effects of breast cancer either personally or through a family member or close friend. Winthrop Police Officer Anthony Sorrentino and Sgt. Steve Rogers have partnered to design a special edition police department T-shirt to raise... »
CASA Awarded $5,000 from Elliot Whittier Insurance Services through Safeco Insurance Make More Happen Awards
Elliot Whittier Insurance Services has earned a 2018 Safeco Insurance Make More Happen Award in recognition of its commitment to making positive change happen in the local community. The award includes a $5,000 donation that will go directly to... »
High School Senior Fits Part-Time Job into Busy Schedule
Seventeen-year-old Emma Carleton is no stranger to team sports. Since she was five years old, she played hockey, and that passion continued throughout her school years, later landing her the role of captain on the high school’s varsity team.... »
