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Hull High School Students Excel in Fall Athletic Programs

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Hull Public Schools
Michael F. Devine, Superintendent
180 Harborview Road
Hull, MA 02045

For Immediate Release

Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018

Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

Hull High School Students Excel in Fall Athletic Programs

HULL — Athletic Director Scott Paine is pleased to announce the successes of this year’s fall sports teams.

“Every team, despite ups and downs along the way, had a fantastic season,” Paine said. “I’m extremely impressed with the continuous dedication of players, coaches and of course our fans who supported us across the board. We’re looking forward to building upon our successes next year.”

Cross Country

The Cohasset-Hull cross country girls and boys teams had very successful seasons.

Both the boys and the girls teams won the South Shore League Tobin Division Championships. The boys team also won the South Shore League Meet Championship. Seniors Michael DelGuidice and Jessica Goode led the teams as this year’s captains.

Cheerleading

This year, the cheerleading team had one of its largest squads, with 24 participants from all four grades.

The girls competed in the Braintree Cheerleeding Invitational, overcoming a snag with the music and winning the hearts of the crowd despite not placing.

The girls also performed well in the South Shore League Competition and fell just short of qualifying for the state competition. Seniors Emmeline Yennaco and Krista Carpenter and junior Rylie Evans led the team as captains.

Football

The team played their best in every game, despite a grueling South Shore League schedule. The boys picked up three wins this year over Blue Hills, South Shore Voc- Tech and Diman Regional Voc-Tech.

The highlight of the season was the Thanksgiving Day Game against Cohasset High School. The Pirates played spectacularly and the game was decided on the last play of the game. This year’s captains, seniors Nick Scanlan, Hudson Ciulla-Sestito and Cristian Amador did a great job leading their teammates.

Boys Soccer

The future of boys soccer at Hull High School looks very bright. The combination of  new coach Rebecca Garber, who brings much-needed enthusiasm, along with the talent of players who are focused and hardworking, was exactly what this program needed to find sustained success going forward.

The boys were competitive in every game and picked up three wins, the most impressive being a 5-2 win over Middleboro — a school much larger than Hull. Seniors Kyle Cuklanz, Dillion Spadea and sophomore Max Iorio served the team well as captains.

Girls Soccer

The varsity team went on an historic run in the MIAA Tournament this year, reaching the South Sectional Championship, but eventually fell to Millis High School.

The varsity and junior varsity girls also did an amazing job raising $2,000 for their Breast Cancer Awareness campaign, and $3,000 for the EM20 Scholarship Fund. With only three girls graduating from the team and the junior varsity team holding onto their competitive edge, the girls soccer teams also have a bright future.

This year’s varsity team was led by captains senior Lily Whelan and juniors Christina Murphy and Lauren Anastos.

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*Media Advisory* Groveland Community Invited to Fourth Annual Pumpkin Fest

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Media Contact: John Guilfoil
Phone: 617-993-0003
Email: [email protected]

*Media Advisory/Calendar Listing*

Groveland Community Invited to Annual Pumpkin Fest

GROVELAND — The Town of Groveland is pleased to welcome all residents and visitors to the fourth annual Groveland Pumpkin Fest.

WHEN 

Thursday, Oct. 25, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. (rain date Oct. 27)

WHERE 

Town Hall Lawn, 183 Main St., Groveland

WHAT

Join residents, visitors, business owners and family members of all ages for fun, food, costumes, music and  — of course — lots and lots of carved and decorated pumpkins at the fourth annual Groveland Pumpkin Fest.

All residents are welcome and encouraged to show off their pumpkin carving talents at the Town of Groveland’s annual pumpkin lighting and official pre-Halloween party.

Residents may drop off carved pumpkins any time from Oct. 19 through Oct. 26 so that they can be displayed at the festival. The Pumpkin Fest will also feature a kids costume parade, tractor rides, library activities, music, crafts, snacks, goodie bags and more for everyone to enjoy.

Any questions should be directed to the Groveland Selectmen’s Office at 978-556-7207.

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Raynham Police and Fire Departments Respond After Man Fell From Roof

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For Immediate Release

Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2018

Contact: Benjamin Paulin
Phone: 781-742-3922
Email: [email protected]

Raynham Police and Fire Departments Respond After Man Fell From Roof

RAYNHAM — Police Chief James Donovan and Fire Chief James Januse report that the Raynham Police and Fire Departments responded to a home where a man was injured after falling from a roof Wednesday afternoon.

At approximately 12:15 p.m., rescuers responded to a home on Plentywood Lane for a report of a man who had fallen from a roof.

Upon arrival, first responders observed a Fall River man, believed to be in his late 40s or early 50s, on the ground next to the house with injuries to his lower extremities.

An initial investigation indicates that the man was painting the two-and-a-half story home when he fell approximately 25 feet to the ground.

The man suffered injuries that are serious but are not believed to be life-threatening. He was transported by ambulance to Raynham Park where he was then airlifted by medical helicopter to a Rhode Island hospital.

The incident is believed to be accidental.

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East Bridgewater Police Seeking Summer/Fall Interns

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East Bridgewater Police Department
Scott Allen, Chief of Police
153 Central St.
East Bridgewater, MA 02333

For Immediate Release

Thursday, March 1, 2018

Contact: Benjamin Paulin
Phone:  781-428-3299
Email: [email protected]

East Bridgewater Police Seeking Summer/Fall Interns

Internship Program Offers Hands-On Experience with EBPD

EAST BRIDGEWATER – Chief Scott Allen reports that the East Bridgewater Police Department is seeking candidates for their internship program for the summer and fall.

The program is run by Deputy Chief Paul O’Brien, who oversees interns and assigns them a variety of tasks in order to give them real world experience with many facets of the department’s operations.

Interns go on ride-alongs with patrolmen and detectives, attend court proceedings with the department’s court prosecutor, work with dispatchers, observe the booking process and learn how to write reports.

Deputy Chief O’Brien also gives interns opportunities to work on special projects, such as helping the department review old cases and files.

“It’s a great way for these students to engage with our officers on a daily basis. We try to make it as hands-on as possible, in order give them exposure to what it’s like being a police officer,” Deputy Chief O’Brien said. “We also consider it an opportunity to look at potential future job candidates when openings and staff increases come along.”

The East Bridgewater Police Department currently has one intern who will be graduating college in May. Since 2013, 14 college students have participated in and completed the department’s internship program.

Their current intern, Allen Delva, age 22, of Malden, is a senior at Bridgewater State University. Delva is majoring in criminal justice. The internship is part of his final degree requirements to graduate.

“I wanted to get a sense of what being a police officer was really like and this internship has been perfect for that,” Delva said. “The East Bridgewater Police have really helped me understand what police officers do, day in and day out, and this experience has definitely increased my desire to pursue a career in law enforcement.”

The East Bridgewater Police Department currently has openings for the summer and fall.

The program is part-time and interns must complete 140 hours in seven weeks. Most candidates that apply are criminal justice majors, however students in other fields of study will be considered.

College juniors and seniors are preferred or those who need the internship as part of a requirement to earn their degree.

To apply, send a letter of interest to Deputy Chief O’Brien at [email protected].

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