SEEKONK — Superintendent Rich Drolet encourages community members to vote for Seekonk High School Unified Program’s video in the Unified Champion Schools “Inclusion From A Distance” contest.
King Philip Regional High School Recognized as Special Olympics Massachusetts Unified School Champion
WRENTHAM — Superintendent Paul Zinni and Principal Lisa Mobley are pleased to announce that King Philip Regional High School has been recognized by Special Olympics Massachusetts as an official Special Olympics Massachusetts Unified Champion School.
Acton Police Detective Attends Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Conference for Special Olympics
Chief Richard Burrows is pleased to announce that Det. Jon Stackhouse attended the 2019 Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) Conference for Special Olympics in September.
King Philip Regional High School Recognized as Special Olympics Massachusetts Unified Champion School
Superintendent Paul Zinni is pleased to announce that King Philip Regional High School has been recognized by Special Olympics Massachusetts as an official Special Olympics Massachusetts Unified Champion School.
Bedford Police Officers and Firefighters to Participate in Polar Plunge to Raise Money for Special Olympics
Police Chief Robert Bongiorno and Fire Chief David Grunes are pleased to announce that members of the Bedford Police and Fire departments will be taking part in the Polar Plunge at Long Lake Beach in Littleton this weekend, to raise money for Special Olympics Massachusetts.
Reading Police Department Participates in Torch Run Cruiser Convoy To Benefit Special Olympics of Massachusetts
The Reading Police Department participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run Cruiser Convoy to benefit the Special Olympics of Massachusetts last weekend.
*Media Advisory* Over 100 Massachusetts Police Departments to Participate in Special Olympics Cruiser Convoy
Over 100 Massachusetts police departments will join the Law Enforcement Torch Run Cruiser Convoy, riding to the Special Olympics Massachusetts Summer Games
Bedford Police Grow Beards to Raise Money for Special Olympics
BEDFORD — Chief John Bryfonski is pleased to announce that members of the Bedford Police Department will be growing out their facial hair this month to raise money for the community’s Special Olympics team.
Gloucester Police Department Shows Their Support for the Special Olympics
GLOUCESTER — Chief Leonard Campanello and Police Department Employee Christina Melillo, who is also the Finance and Fundraising Chair for the Cape Ann Division of Special Olympics, are pleased to announce that the Gloucester Police Department is showing its support for the Special Olympics of Massachusetts through the 2015 Annual Calendar Raffle fundraiser and a number of other fundraising events.