Canton's Department of Public Works is reminding residents that string lights should not go in recycling bins and should instead be dropped off at the Canton Transfer Station.
Canton tells residents to keep holiday lights out of recycling bins. From our own coverage: Canton lands $108,000 grant for housing study; DPW asks residents to skip lights in recycling bins.
Canton has been awarded $108,000 through the state's Housing Choice Grant Program to fund an inclusionary housing study, the town announced Oct. 20.
Canton secures $108,000 state grant to fund an inclusionary housing policy study this fall.
Renovators uncover rare Paul Revere family artifacts in 1801 Canton home's attic, sold for $20,000. Also in today's brief (14 items): Rare Revere family artifacts found in attic; JFK School Council meets Tuesday afternoon; Assessors hold amended meeting Tuesday; Select Board meets Tuesday night.
Canton Youth Basketball Association opened In-Town Basketball registration for grades K-8 and introduced a new 9th and 10th grade boys In-Town league at $130 for the season, with Saturday sessions beginning the first week of December and financial assistance available.
A new tournament format may reshape Canton's golf team's run at a state title. Also in today's brief (16 items): Golf's title run may shift under new format; Council on Aging board meets Monday; Community Preservation Committee meets Monday; Energy Advisory Committee meets Monday night.
Canton High School has hired an experienced theater educator to lead its Drama Club this year.
Capital Planning Committee recommended Greg Murphy for climate implementation role. The panel voted 5-0-1 on October 14 to send Murphy as its representative to the Climate Action Plan Implementation Committee, which will implement climate action projects expected to go through the CPC.
Canton field hockey team emerges as a serious state title contender, Patch reports.