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'Beauty and the Beast' and 'Peggy, the Pint-Sized Pirate' premiere this weekend

Permalink | Comments () April 30, 2013 10:00 AM

As the adventurous pirates yell 'Ship Ahoy', little do they know they are heading straight for the Sea Monster who captures all of them for littering. Left to Right: Alex Bull of Marblehead, Piper Hall of Swampscott, Carissa Myre of Salem, Phoebe Holz of Danvers, Eleanor Mancusi-Ungaro of Marblehead, Alex Diefenbach of Salem, and Margaret Mancusi-Ungaro of Marblehead

The following was submitted by Theatre of Light:

A comedy version of “Beauty and the Beast” and “Peggy, the Pint-Sized Pirate” will be presented by the Theatre of Light Playhouse on Sunday, May 5th. Both one-act plays are at 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM at the Old North Church, 35 Washington Street in Marblehead. Tickets can be reserved by calling 978-210-9818 or by sending an email to theatreoflight@comcast.net. Suggested ticket donation is $10. Walk-ins are welcome but reservations are recommended.

The cast of both plays includes professionally-trained actors, ages 6 to 15, from the North Shore communities of Marblehead, Swampscott, Salem, Beverly, and Danvers.

Danvers,Dorchester

St. John's Prep takes over top spot in baseball top 20

Permalink April 28, 2013 06:28 PM

By Alex Hall, Globe Correspondent

St. John’s Prep takes over the new No. 1 spot in the top 20 after defeating BC High, 6-5, last Wednesday on the road. Newton North is still undefeated at 10-0 but the the Prep’s schedule against the likes of BC High and Xaverian gave them the edge this week over the Tigers.

As for the fourth and fifth-place spots, it was a hard call between BC High and the Rebels of Walpole. Walpole has played more games (currently 9-1) than the Eagles but if strength of opponents gave the Prep the edge we had to apply that same principal to the close battle for fourth and fith place.

Danvers moved up three spots from last week after going 2-0 since last Sunday. The Falcons are 6-0 on the year, joining Newton North, Archbishop Williams and North Reading in the undefeated top 20 teams club.

As for Coyle & Cassidy, the Warriors might not be undefeated but they are leading the Eastern Athletic Conference at the moment. With an 8-1 overall record paired with an undefeated league mark, the Warriors climbed to the 11th spot this week.

Looking toward the bottom of the rankings, Xaverian stays in the top 20 despite a less-than-stellar record so far this year. Much like last year, the Hawks have struggled to start this season with a 5-4 record. They split their two games this past week, defeating Brockton last Monday but losing to Catholic Conference rival Catholic Memorial on Wednesday. It’s getting harder and harder to keep the Hawks on this list based on anything but name and their Division 1 title from a year ago.

Originally published on the blog The High School Sports Blog.

Danvers

First responders awards ceremony in Danvers postponed due to bomber chase

Permalink | Comments () April 19, 2013 01:35 PM

By Terri Ogan, Town Correspondent

Because of the recent developments regarding suspects responsible for the Boston Marathon bombings, the Action Ambulance First Responders Awards Ceremony has been postponed until further notice.

The awards, organized by the Action Ambulance service, were scheduled to be held Friday night at 7:30 at the Doubletree Hilton Boston North Shore Hotel in Danvers.

Deborah Chiaravalloti, a public relations consultant with Action Ambulance, said that the ceremony will most likely be rescheduled to a date in either late May or early June.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) deputy commissioner, Richard Serino, is featured as the keynote speaker of the event.

The ceremony will also honor Koda, a K-9 search and rescue dog; Lee Prentiss, an Ipswich firefighter; Janet Ray, a nurse at Anna Jaques Hospital Emergency Room; and Amy West, Newburyport Police dispatch supervisor.

Serino invented the Boston Area Mutual Aid (BAMA) radio alert system that simultaneously alerts all EMS agencies in Metro Boston to respond to incidents of any scale. This system was used to coordinate immediate EMS response to the bombings at the Boston Marathon on Monday.

Also being honored are Essex County Sheriff Frank Cousins, Jr., and Essex District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett for the TRIAD program - safety for seniors.

Terri Ogan can be reached at oganglobe@gmail.com, or follow her on Twitter.

Danvers

Deputy administrator of FEMA to speak in Danvers

Permalink | Comments () April 18, 2013 06:05 PM

The Deputy Commissioner of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Richard Serino, is scheduled to be the featured speaker at the Action Ambulance Awards Ceremony on Friday night.

The event will be held at the Doubletree Hilton Boston North Shore Hotel at 7:30 p.m. The ceremony will honor Koda, a K-9 search and rescue dog, Lee Prentiss, an Ipswich firefighter, Janet Ray, a nurse at Anna Jaques Hospital Emergency Room and Amy West, Newburyport Police dispatch supervisor.

In addition, Serino will talk about the of the system and its efficacy.

Also being honored are Essex County Sheriff Frank Cousins, Jr., and Essex County District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett for the TRIAD program- safety for seniors.

Terri Ogan can be reached at oganglobe@gmail.com, or follow her on Twitter.

Danvers

Kickstart your health at the Danvers Library, May 1

Permalink | Comments () April 18, 2013 10:00 AM

The following was submitted by the Danvers Library:

EVENT: Food for Life: Kickstart Your Health Wednesday, May 1 ~ 6:30pm

Peabody Institute Library, Danvers

15 Sylvan Street, Danvers

978-774-0554

danverslibrary@noblenet.org

Based on the "Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine" successful 21-Day Kickstart program, this class offers a chance to discover which foods are optimal for weight management, learn about various health topics and get empowered with skills needed on your journey to better health. Do all of this while enjoying a cooking demonstration and tasting delicious, healthful dishes in a supportive group setting.

Food for Life Instructor Rose Lee Horwitz grew up in Taiwan. When she cam to the United States in 1969, she began eating red meat and dairy products which made her sick. She soon returned to a vegetarian diet and has been healthy and energetic since!

Danvers

International Cars, Ltd. donates $10,000 for First Responders and American Red Cross Month

Permalink | Comments () April 12, 2013 10:00 AM

General Manager of Honda North, Richard Collins, Executive Director of American Red Cross Northeast MA, Frederica Doeringer, CEO of International Cars, Ltd. Marshall Jespersen

The following was submitted by the Ebben Zall Group:

The International Cars, Ltd. (ICL) family of dealerships invited its customers and community to join them this past March for their 3rd Annual First Responders Sales Drive. The dealerships, which include Honda North in Danvers, MA and New Hampshire’s Dover Chevrolet, Dover Honda, Audi Stratham, and Porsche Stratham, offered first responders and emergency personnel employee pricing throughout March, which is “American Red Cross Month”. In addition to employee pricing, for each vehicle sold, the dealerships donated $100, totaling $10,000 in donations, to support the Disaster Action Team of the American Red Cross of Northeast Massachusetts.

“ICL is delighted to support the American Red Cross through our 3rd Annual First Responders Sales Drive,” said Marshall Jespersen, President and CEO of International Cars, Ltd. “Every day, our local police, firefighters and EMS teams put their safety on the line to help others in crisis, which is why ICL and its employee-owners take pride in supporting the American Red Cross and we look forward to continuing our strong partnership with them."

The American Red Cross of Northeast Massachusetts has held its Charter since May 20, 1933. The chapter serves a population of over 749,000 people in the county of Essex. In 2012, it responded to 64 local disasters providing assistance to 120 families. The chapter's Disaster Action Teams (DAT) are on call around the clock to respond to local disasters that mostly happen one family at a time. They provide emergency assistance, supplies and comfort, as well as teach disaster preparedness in the community. http://www.redcross.org

ICL's community involvement is an ongoing commitment through recent contributions such as February’s Food for Friend’s drive for local food pantries. For more information on ICL and its dealerships, please visit www.iclautos.com.

About International Cars, Ltd:

International Cars, Ltd. is an employee owned company comprised of five New England area dealerships. The New Hampshire locations include; Dover Auto World: with Honda and Chevrolet franchises, Porsche of Stratham and Audi Stratham. Honda North is located in Danvers, Massachusetts. The International Cars’ team, company-wide, is one that values ownership, accountability, and the importance of high-level service and customer satisfaction.

International Cars is headquartered at Honda North in Danvers, MA and is the recipient of several industry awards, including the 2007 Governor’s Highway Safety Association Peter K. O’Rourke Special Achievement Award and the Time Magazine 2006 Quality Dealer Award. Honda North is a five-time Honda President’s Award winner, which is the most prestigious honor that Honda can grant to one of its dealerships. Dover Auto World in NH is a two-time President’s Award winner.

Audi Stratham is a two-time recipient of the Audi Magna Society Award, and Porsche Stratham has been recognized as a Porsche Premier Dealer. International Cars has also earned several AACE (Annual Award for Communications Excellence) Awards through The National ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) Association.

The Employee Owners of International Cars, Ltd. take great pride in supporting charitable based initiatives that directly impact their local communities. This type of involvement is an integral part of the success of employee ownership. For more information on International Cars, please call Ebben Zall Group at 781-449-3244 or visit www.iclautos.com.

Danvers,Peabody

John Duella named St. John's Prep head varsity basketball coach

Permalink April 8, 2013 07:34 PM

By Mary Pavlu, Globe Correspondent

After St. John’s Prep head varsity basketball coach Sean Connolly stepped down in March, athletic director Jim O’Leary didn’t have to look far for a replacement. In a news conference at the school Monday at 4 p.m., it was announced that assistant varsity coach John Duella of Peabody would succeed Connolly.

“I’m thankful to everyone at St. John’s Prep for the opportunity to be head coach and their confidence in me to keep the program going in the right direction,” Duella said. “This is something I’ve always wanted and I couldn’t ask for a better team.”

Duella said he expressed interest in the position as soon as Connolly, who led the Eagles for five years, stepped down. He found out he got the job last week in a meeting with St. John’s Prep principal Keith A. Crowley, and O’Leary, but he had to keep it a secret until the official announcement.

Duella, a physical education teacher for grades 6 to 8 in the Peabody school system, has been assistant varsity coach since 2009 and helped Connolly lead the Eagles to the Division 1 state championship in 2011. He also assisted in leading them to Catholic Conference championships in 2010, 2011, and 2013.

He has high hopes, and believes he can lead St. John's Prep to another tournament win.

“We were 18-2 last season but suffered a disappointing loss in the tournament,” Duella said. “I hope we can build off of [the loss] and go even farther this season.”

Mary Pavlu can be reached at mary.pavlu@globe.com. Follow her on Twitter @MaryPavlu.

Originally published on the blog The High School Sports Blog.

Danvers,North Andover

North Andover school to hold kitchen tour fundraiser

Permalink | Comments () April 2, 2013 02:45 PM

Photo by Eric Roth

By Terri Ogan, Town Correspondent

The Saint Michael School Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) in North Andover has teamed up with Heartwood Kitchens in Danvers to host a unique kitchen tour fundraiser featuring "The Ultimate Dinner Party" as the theme.

The self-guided tour will be held on Saturday April 6 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at six different homes in North Andover. Advance tickets are going for $25. Tickets bought the day of the event will be sold for $35.

Each attendee will receive a map with a list of all six homes, and a recommended starting point. Each of the six kitchens will be arranged as a dinner party and two of the homes will feature tastings, one entailing chicken marsala and one with pastries.

Upon arriving at each home, local sponsors including Andover vendors like Les Fleurs, Savoir Faire Home, Dinner by Dish, Fisichelli's Pastry Shop and Wine Sense, as well as North Andover vendors Rose & Dove, McClay's Florist and Ethan Allen, will give attendees tips and techniques on hosting the ultimate dinner party.

In addition to the tour, there will be a raffle prize for a chance to host a $300 "Ultimate Dinner Party" at The LANAM Club in Andover, as well as a raffle for a kitchen design worth $1,500.

All proceeds from the tour will benefit Saint Michael School PTO. The money the PTO raises goes toward supporting the capital needs of the school, funding the school buses for field trips and providing money for each teacher's needs for their classrooms. The goal is to enhance the children's experience.

Visit this site to purchase tickets.

Terri Ogan can be reached at oganglobe@gmail.com, or follow her on Twitter.

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Danvers

All Saints Episcopal Church hosts celebration and supper

Permalink | Comments () March 28, 2013 10:00 AM

The following was submitted by the Marketing Collaborative:

The Sunday School children at All Saints Episcopal Church, at 46 Cherry Street -- across the street from Town Hall -- have been working hard to prepare some 432 colorful Easter Eggs, filled with delicious jelly bean treats, which will be part of the fun Easter Egg hunt at All Saints, Sunday March 31. The event, supervised by our Sunday School teachers, takes place immediately after the 10 a.m. service.

All children, up to age nine, from the Danvers area, are invited to participate in the hunt which will take place rain or shine on the front lawn of All Saints.

According to historians, the concept of decorated eggs started back some 60,000 years ago, as a tribute to spring and rebirth, but instead of the chicken eggs we now use, the eggs were from ostriches, and they were big! A few of those eggs, with engraved decorations, have survived and been found in Africa.

Today, Easter Eggs, and the hunt for them, have become a traditional and joyful way for Christians to celebrate Easter and springtime.

Early Christians stained the eggs red in memory of the blood that was shed by Christ at his crucifixion, and the custom has lived on, expanding to many colors, symbolizing the resurrection.

Children and their families are welcome to join us beforehand, for the 10 a.m. service with choir. You will be welcome here.

Ninety-two local students, from 58 schools, win national medals from National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

Permalink | Comments () March 19, 2013 11:49 AM

By Laura Gomez, Globe Correspondent

Young Massachusetts artists and writers were honored with national medals— 57 for art and 35 for writing— in the 90th Annual National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, according to a press release.

All the Massachusetts students qualified for this national competition by winning Gold Keys from the Boston Globe Scholastic Art & Writing Awards contest.

With 92 local students honored, Massachusetts was the country’s fourth largest medal winner. These winning students, grades 7-12, represented 58 schools, and 44 cities and towns in the state.

With 10 awards, Buckingham Browne & Nichols in Cambridge ranked first among Massachusetts schools.

Of the Gold Medal winners:

Victoria White, a junior at Milton Academy, won “Best in Grade” for her poetry

Lim Chungha from the Walnut Hill School in Natick won an American Vision Award for painting

Imogene Robinson, from the Governor’s Academy in Byfield, won an American Voices Award for a short story

Anna Xie, from the O’Bryant School Math/Science in Boston, won a $10,000 scholarship for her writing portfolio. Only five such writing scholarships were awarded nationally.

Winning students from around the country will be honored at a ceremony in Carnegie Hall in New York on May 31, 2013.

Winning artwork will remains on exhibit in the State Transportation Building, 10 Park Plaza, Boston, through April 19. It will be open to the public for free weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; closed Saturdays; and open Sunday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Here is a complete list of the Massachusetts winners:

Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, Acton

Amanda Davies, 12th grade, "Lost" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Oakmont Regional High School, Ashburnham

Meghan Garven, 12th grade, (Category- Art Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Tanner Gauvin ,11th grade, "Think" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Avon Middle High School, Avon

Ivanna Depina, 10th grade, "Pink" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Quabbin Regional High School, Barre

Rachel Perry, 10th grade, "The Piggy Bank" (Category- Art, Ceramics & Glass) Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Allyson St. Pierre, 10th grade, "Take Out" (Category- Art, Ceramics & Glass)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Belmont High School, Belmont

Kimberly Paquette,10th grade, "Reaching" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Talin Tahajian, 11th grade, "Chrysanthemums," "Of Blood and Butter," "The time is ticking," "A Beautiful Commotion," "Carrion" (Category- Writing, Poetry)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Amy Wang, 10th grade, "Wang In A Blanket" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Samantha Xu, 10th grade, "Royal Flush" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Winthrop L Chenery Middle School, Belmont

Hayoung Jo, 8th grade, "Untitled" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Paul Roche, 8th grade, "Six Eye Portrait" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Julia Siegel, 8th grade, "Indigo with Flower Pot" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Boston College High School, Boston

Alexander Bailey, 12th grade, "The Happiness Salesman" (Category- Writing, Short Story)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Boston Latin, Boston

Dara Lin, 8th grade, "Confictura Bella" (Category- Writing, Science Fiction/Fantasy) Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Cole Wennerholm, 7th grade, "Poverty" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Commonwealth School, Boston

Melanie Abrams, 12th grade, "What She Learned" (Category- Writing, Flash Fiction) Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Francesco Drake, 10th grade, "Green Bottle" (Category- Art, Ceramics & Glass)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

International School of Boston, Boston

Louis Block, 12th grade, (Category- Writing Portfolio, Writing Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

O'Bryant School Math/Science, Boston

Anna Xie, 12th grade, (Category- Writing Portfolio, Writing Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Brockton High School, Brockton

Kevin Francois, 12th grade, "Shock And Awe" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Kate Cutlip, 12th grade, "untitled" (Category- Art, Printmaking)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Southfield School, Brookline

Ji Hyun Yeo, 8th grade, "Reflections Of Twisted Time Phase" (Category- Art, Drawing) Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Home School, Burlington

Jinsung Kim, 8th grade, "My House" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Burlington High School, Burlington

Christopher Coe, 12th grade, (Category- Art Portfolio, Art Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal with Distinction

Marshall Simonds Middle School, Burlington

Alyssa Healey, 8th grade, "2 Of A Kind" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

The Governor's Academy, Byfield

Myles Badger, 12th grade, "The Cotton Gin Curse" (Category- Writing, Personal Essay/Memoir)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Imogene Robinson, 12th grade, "The Cookbook" (Category- Writing, Short Story)
Awards: Gold Key American Voices Medal, Gold Medal

Helen Shi, 10th grade, "Clinging On Death" (Category- Art, Ceramics & Glass)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Buckingham Browne & Nichols School, Cambridge

Alberto Ancona, 11th grade, "True Happiness" (Category- Writing, Science Fiction/Fantasy)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Wenli Bao, 12th grade, "Soundproof" (Category- Writing, Personal Essay/Memoir)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Wenli Bao, 12th grade (Category- Writing Portfolio, Writing Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal with Distinction

Harry Bator, 10th grade, "Dimmer;" "How It Was Done;" "Scorn;" "Monument" (Category- Writing, Poetry)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Ami Clifford, 12th grade, "Joy Division" (Category- Writing, Short Story)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Sarah Dahl, 10th grade, "Bus" (Category- Writing, Short Story)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Jake Kuhn, 12th grade, "Holy Cow! A Profile of Dairy Farmer and Cow Caretaker Edgar Pless" (Catergory- Writing, Journalism)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Caitlin McCarey, 12th grade, "The Doctor Of Delight: A Profile Of Jay Stewart" (Catergory- Writing, Journalism)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Margery Tong, 12th grade, (Category- Writing Portfolio, Writing Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal with Distinction

Margery Tong, 12th grade, "Mori, The Lefty" (Category- Writing, Journalism)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Carlisle School, Carlisle

Daria Pietropaolo, 8th grade, "Hole In The Blanket," "Leaf," "Fence," "Monster Mud," "Yola's Little Italian Dictionary" (Category- Writing, Poetry)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Concord-Carlisle High School, Concord

Emilie Carr, 12th grade, (Category- Art Portfolio, Art Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Hannah Ryde, 12th grade, (Category- Art Portfolio, Art Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal with Distinction

Alexandra Mackenzie, 12th grade, "Hydrant" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Home School, Concord

Miranda Cashman, 12th grade, (Category- Writing Portfolio, Writing Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

St. John's Preparatory School, Danvers

Liam Viles ,11th grade, "Untitled" (Category- Art, Printmaking)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Noble and Greenough School, Dedham

Akshan Dealwis, 11th grade, "When The Gods Leave" (Category- Writing, Personal Essay/Memoir)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Irena Maria Maier11th grade, "Karamazov Shock: My Non-epiphanic Epiphany" (Category- Writing, Personal Essay/Memoir)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Everett High School, Everett

Kevin Angulo, 12th grade, "Boylston Puddle Reflection" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Paul Vu, 11th grade, "Racing At The Speed Of Light" (Category- Art, Photography) Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

John F Kennedy Middle School, Florence

Mairead Blatner, 8th grade, "Pro Bono" (Category- Writing, Science Fiction/Fantasy)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Luke Haas, 8th grade, "Stock Of The Season" (Category- Writing, Humor)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Hunakai Studio of Fine Art, Foxborough

Elizabeth Civetti, 9th grade, "Apples" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Georgetown Middle/High School, Georgetown

Hannah Olbash, 12th grade, "Dark Walk" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School, Hamilton

Justin Finkenaur, 12th grade, "Elephant" (Category- Art, Sculpture)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Notre Dame Academy School, Hingham

Anya Petit, 12th grade, (Category- Art Portfolio, Art Portfolio)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Alaina Taylor, 10th grade, "Untitled" (Category, Writing, Flash Fiction)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Performing and Fine Arts High School, Lawrence

Elissa Salas, 11th grade, "Self Portrait" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Jonas Clarke Middle School, Lexington

Eva Kjelsberg, 8th grade, "Alone" (Category: Art, Digital Art)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Lexington Montessori School, Lexington

Alexander Lehr, 8th grade, "The Empty Men" (Category- Writing, Science Fiction/Fantasy)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

William Diamond Middle School, Lexington

Catherine Wang, 8th grade, "Chiesa Farm" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Longmeadow High School, Longmeadow

Kathryn Higham, 12th grade, "Sharpie Dress" (Category- Art, Fashion?
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Brookwood School, Manchester

Elizabeth Irvin, 8th grade, "Permanent" (Category- Writing, Flash Fiction)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Sebastian Carpenter, 8th grade, "Insect I" (Category- Art, Sculpture)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Manchester Essex Regional High School, Manchester

Julia Paccone, 11th grade, "Organic Glamour" (Category- Art, Fashion)
Awards: Gold Key, American Visions Nominee | Silver Medal

Marshfield High School, Marshfield

Lily Celino, 10th grade, "Shoes" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Melrose Middle School, Melrose

Gerard Frasca, 8th grade, "Landscape, Portugal" (Category: Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Milton Academy, Milton

Olivia Atwood, 12th grade, "The Conservative Synagogue At 11 East 11th Street," "Burglary at 88 Allerton," "Senior Year in Five Haikus," "La Guerra Sucia." (Category- Writing, Poetry)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Jessica Blau, 12th grade, "Tectonics," "The Things I'll Never Tell My Mother," "Mermaids" (Category- Writing, Poetry)
Awards: Gold Key, AVN | Gold Medal

Jonathan Esty, 12th grade, "On the Removal of the Bald Eagle" (Category- Writing, Poetry)
Awards: Gold Key/Silver Medal

Sarah Hombach, 12th grade, "An Agriculture Major" (Category- Writing, Poetry)
Awards: Gold Key/Gold Medal

Victoria White, 11th grade, "Oncology," "Blackberry Winter," "Hardening," "Past Tense" (Category- Writing, Poetry)
Awards: Gold Key | Best in Grade, Gold Medal

Walnut Hill School, Natick

Emily Kessler, 11th grade, "Monopoly" (Category- Writing, Personal Essay/Memoir)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Chungha Lim, 11th grade, "Portrait Of Conveyance" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key, AVN | American Visions Medal, Silver Medal

Needham High School, Needham

Noah Baker, 12th grade, "Uncle John #11" (Category: Art, Mixed Media)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Newburyport High School, Newburyport

Jillian Conway, 11th grade, "Untitled" (Category: Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Newton North High School, Newton

Audrey Derobert, 12th grade, "1 In 8 Teenagers Have Self Harmed" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Xiang Ding, 12th grade, "Beach" (Category: Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Newton South High School, Newton

Olivia Hamilton, 11th grade, "Tractor" (Category: Art, Sculpture)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Algonquin Regional High School, Northborough

Jessica Sheldon, 12th grade, "Moonlit Adventure" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Landmark School, Pride's Crossing, Beverly

Phoebe Britton, 12th grade, "Self-portrait In White" (Category- Art, Drawing)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Corey Kramer 11th grade, "Red Riding Hood" (Category- Art, Printmaking)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Berkshire School, Sheffield

Kevin Xu, 9th grade, "Self-Portrait" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: GoldKey/Gold Medal

Fay School, Southborough

Soo Hyun Hong, 8th grade, "Three Apples" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Coyle & Cassidy High School, Taunton

Mercedes Lamb, 11th grade, "Cuppa Dolphin" (Category- Art, Digital Art)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Masconomet Regional High School, Topsfield

Allin Skiba, 11th grade, "Baseball" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Innovation Academy Charter School, Tyngsborough

Spencer Royston, 8th grade, "The Storm" (Category- Writing, Personal Essay/Memoir)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Wayland High School, Wayland

Jameson Hunt, 10th grade, "Ashen" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Wellesley High School, Wellesley

Anya Pineau, 10th grade, "Dressing Up" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Gold Medal

Wellesley Middle School, Wellesley

Sam Baltrus, 8th grade, "Scream" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Westborough High School, Westborough

Benjamin Li, 10th grade, "Uncertainty" (Category- Art, Painting)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Minnechaug Regional High School, Wilbrham

Emily Zheng, 11th grade, "White Days" (Category- Writing, Personal Essay/Memoir)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

Wilmington High School, Wilmington

Ryan Clark, 11th grade, "Cranes" (Category- Art, Photography)
Awards: Gold Key | Silver Medal

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