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In the October 2015 Print Edition

Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM ● By Pamela Johnson
Fall is here. Mums are in bloom, leaves are dropping quickly from the trees, pumpkins are for sale everywhere, and Halloween decorations are going up. It’s the season for harvest festivals to celebrate a successful planting, growing and harvesting season.

In Bellingham, fall sports are in full swing, as Ken Hamway writes about in his Sports Spotlight. The new police station had its grand opening, and we’ve got a photo from that event, as well as some additional photos here on the website.

We’ve also included in the October issue an article explaining exactly how we go about deciding what makes it into our print edition. Because we can only print as many pages as we have advertising to support, and generally have more information than we have space to include, we developed, a long time ago, a system of prioritization which we continually refine. So if you’ve ever wondered why something that you submitted did not make it into print, read the article on page 2 of the October issue and you’ll understand—that is, assuming it wasn’t just human error, which we are guilty of, from time to time.

Following are some highlights from the October 2015 issue. (To view a PDF of the October print edition, scroll down and click on the newspaper icon.)  Have a Happy Autumn!

BHS Guidance Director Dr Janice Chiappone

BHS Guidance Department Always in Proactive Mode - Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM

There’s little doubt that the BHS guidance department is unsung. They’re in the trenches, laboring to assist youths to find their niche and overcome any roadblocks to academic success. Read More » 

 

Shown L-R MHS Cheerleading Capt Shannon Houde MHS Football Capt Jeff Costello Charles River Bank Senior VP Ann Sherry MHS Football Capt Camron MacDougall MHS Cheerleading Capt Chandler Karp

Charles River Bank Supports Gridiron Club - Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM

Charles River Bank supports the community in numerous ways, inluding generous donations to worthwhile causes, such as the Medway High School football & cheerleader booster club. Read More » 

 

Vizakis Is Bellinghams Link to Franklin High Football - Oct 01 2015 0600AM

Vizakis Is Bellingham’s Link to Franklin High Football - Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM

Anthony Vizakis may not be a household name, but the Bellingham native is becoming a highly respected football coach, and he points to Bellingham as a key source for his successful rise Read More » 

 
Shown LR are Town Administrator Denis Fraine Officer James Russell in back Selectmen Chairman Mike Soter Police Chief Gerard L Daigle Jr State Senator Ryan Fattman State Rep Kevin Kuros in back and Lieutenant Kevin Ranieri

Ribbon Cutting Held at New Police Station to Mark Official Opening - Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM

Ken Hamwey has written extensively on the new Bellingham police station, so we decided to let the pictures tell the story. Check out the photo gallery of the Open House/Ribbon Cutting. Read More »


Members of the first sixth-grade class added at Mount St Charles Academy

Mount Saint Charles Academy Adds Sixth Grade, Outdoor Classroom - Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM

Mount Saint Charles in Woonsocket opens the 2015-2016 school year with a newly added sixth-grade class and a wonderful outdoor classroom. Read More »


Next Generation Childrens Center in Franklin

Children Need More than Academic Skills Says NGCC - Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM

Next Generation Children's Centers partners with local families to engage children in core concepts for the growth and development of the whole child. Read More » 

 

I Can See Clearly Now the FAT Is Gone - Oct 01 2015 0600AM

I Can See Clearly Now the FAT Is Gone - Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM

To successfully drop those excess pounds, 46 year-old Tom McAullife knew he needed a defined weight loss program. He was familiar with N.E. Fat Loss, so he and his wife joined in Hopkinton. Read More » 


House Cleanouts Does It Alland Does It Well - Oct 01 2015 0600AM

House Cleanouts Does It All...and Does It Well - Oct 01, 2015 06:00AM

Do you find yourself in a situation where you have an entire house to cleanout and don't know where to begin? First step: Call House Cleanouts! Read More » 

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