Category Archive for "Dover-Sherborn"

Field Hockey pounces on Holliston Panthers

Photos by Meghan Foley Sophia Wichman (blue) takes on Holliston player (white) By Meghan Foley Hometown Weekly Sports Reporter On October 6th, Dover-Sherborn’s field hockey team met the Holliston Panthers at home. The Raiders were favored, with a 10–1 record to Holliston’s 5–5–3, and having beaten the Panthers in their previous two matchups. True to this, the Raiders did...

Photos by Isabell Macrina Try the hayride! See the farm from the comfort of a hay bale By Isabell Macrina Hometown Weekly Reporter Fall is upon us, and it finally feels like it, so what better way to celebrate than with Fall Fun at Powisset Farm! Every Saturday and Sunday in October, the farm invites everyone to come and...

Girls’ varsity soccer moves on to playoffs

By Meghan Foley Hometown Weekly Sports Reporter

Last Wednesday, girls varsity soccer played their final regular season game against the Weston Wildcats, tying them 1–1. The Raiders entered this game with a record of 8–8–1 and the Wildcats with 4–5–7.

The Raiders made a handful of attempts...

“Love/Sick” at Dover-Sherborn High School

The DSHS Drama Program production of “Love/Sick” opens this weekend. After putting on full-length story plays the last few years like Macbeth, Sherlock Holmes, and Radium Girls, this vignette-style play is a change of pace. Playwright John Cariani describes the play as a nine-play cycle about love and loss. It features quick dialogue and...

Learning about the mysteries of Massachusetts at DTL

By Isabell Macrina Hometown Weekly Reporter

Massachusetts has a history with the mysterious and unexplainable, and Sarah Hodge-Wetherbe has always been fascinated with the paranormal. She took to the Dover Town Library (DTL) as GeekGal with lectures and panels on geek culture and in October, all things spooky. On Tuesday night people filed in to...

By Meghan Foley Hometown Weekly Sports Reporter

Last Tuesday, the girls varsity soccer team faced the Norton Lancers for the second time this season, after defeating them 3–0 early in September.

Lancer’s captain Makenna Shea opened the game with a goal at one minute in, having intercepted...

Puleo discusses Charles Sumner at Sherborn Library

By Isabell Macrina Hometown Weekly Reporter

Sherborn Library welcomed author Stephen Puleo, known for his works “Dark Tide” and “Due to Enemy Action,” to speak about his newest book “The Great Abolitionist: Charles Sumner and the Fight for a More Perfect Union”. The book is a biography of Charles Sumner, United States Senator for Massachusetts...

By Meghan Foley Hometown Weekly Sports Reporter Dover-Sherborn boys’ soccer went head to head with Ashland on Monday, September 29, falling short with a score of 1-2. Though each time brought the fight, as both teams were taking headers off of punts, off of other headers, on offense, on defense, to their teammates, in crowds, away from the...

By Julia Beauregard Hometown Weekly Editor On September 29, the Town of Dover hosted a Special Town Meeting regarding the MBTA Communities Act. The results of this meeting are in; with 250 voters in favor and 29 in opposition, this vote yield a Yes to adopt the proposed update to the zoning bylaw. This will allow multi-family...

By Isabell Macrina Hometown Weekly Reporter The town of Dover gathered in excitement for the annual Dover Days Fair. Every year the fair is held on the second Saturday of September to properly kick off the fall season. The Dover Dash 5K and Fun Run happens during the fair, and this year was especially special because the...

By Isabell Macrina Hometown Weekly Reporter Every year, in partnership with the Dover Days Fair, the Parks and Recreation department and the Dover-Sherborn High School cross-country team organize and run the Dover Dash 5K and Fun Run. There used to be a five-mile run with the Dover Days Fair, but ten years ago the Parks and Recreation...

Photo by Isabell Macrina Toth is always ready to help when patrons get stuck By Isabell Macrina Hometown Weekly Reporter Arts and crafts is a great way to occupy the mind and hands, and you can get something to decorate your home afterwards, but starting the process on your own can be daunting. Dover Town Library (DTL) brought in...

Celebrating the end of summer at Sherborn Library

Photo by Isabell Macrina Peasely starts the event off right with music for everyone By Isabell Macrina Hometown Weekly Reporter The rain chose the same day as Sherborn Library to send off summer, but the librarians didn’t let that stop the party! For their Summer Reading Finale, the original plan was for a picnic, concert, and an outdoor movie....

Photo by Audrey Anderson A boy displays his new bird design By Audrey Anderson Hometown Weekly Reporter The DTL held an All-Ages Henna event with designs created by talented artist Mandy Roberge of Wicked Good Henna. Roberge offered free henna stain designs to all who attended. Henna is a natural dye made from the henna plant. The plant is ground...

Photo by Elizabeth Connolly by Elizabeth Connolly Hometown Weekly Reporter There is, arguably, no flower more synonymous with summer than the sunflower. The huge, vibrant blooms typically grace us with their stunning colors late summer. For the second year in a row, one of the very best places to see them was the Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s (MHS)...

The celebration of the completion of the project when the students were presented with letters of recommendation and certificates. Fom left to right: Daniel Richardson, Winston Bunn, Spencer Panek, Luciana Burdi, Rafaella Schroeder, Gabriella Schroeder, and Ruth Townsend As the new Caryl Community Center prepares to open its doors, a special group of students is marking...

Photo by Audrey Anderson A tray of assembled cake pops with sticks inserted By Audrey Anderson Hometown Weekly Reporter On the afternoon of Saturday, 8/16, Librarian Reilly of the DTL led a fun workshop on creating delicious and attractive cake pops. Participants learned how to start with store-bought cake and frosting to make cake pops coated with vanilla-flavored...

DS participates in Minute Man Library Crawl

Photos by Isabell Macrina Natalie and Ellen showing off their prize for finding the Dover Library’s hidden treasures By Isabell Macrina Hometown Weekly Reporter The local library is a staple in most towns; it is the place to bring your child for story time and check out the latest book a friend recommended to you, but they can be...

Photos by Audrey Anderson Boston’s chocolate firsts from 1765 to 1946 By Audrey Anderson Hometown Weekly Reporter At the Dover Public Library, on the evening of August 5th, Victoria Kichuk, a chocolate sommelier from Cocoa Beantown, gave an enlightening presentation about Massachusetts chocolate history to a small group of enthusiastic chocolate lov Kichuk began by describing chocolate as a superfood....

Eddy’s Shoe plays at the back of the Dover Town House on the town green Photo by Audrey Anderson By Audrey Anderson Hometown Weekly Reporter As the last band of the season, crowd-favorite and hometown band Eddy’s Shoe appeared in the Dover Summer Concert Series on July 31, to the delight of a large crowd of spectators and music...

Category Archives: Dover-Sherborn

Field Hockey pounces on Holliston Panthers

Enjoying Fall Fun at Powisset Farm

Girls’ varsity soccer moves on to playoffs

“Love/Sick” at Dover-Sherborn High School

Learning about the mysteries of Massachusetts at DTL

Raiders battle Lancers to the end

Puleo discusses Charles Sumner at Sherborn Library

Boys’ soccer comes close versus Ashland

Special Town meeting results are in

Fun for all at Dover Days Fair

Dover Dash 5K hosts biggest race yet

Learning how to needle felt at DTL

Celebrating the end of summer at Sherborn Library

Fun with Henna designs for all ages

Sensational sunflowers at MHS

Students shape Caryl Center’s Future

Cake-pop workshop at the DTL

DS participates in Minute Man Library Crawl

History of Chocolate in Massachusetts

Eddy’s Shoe shines in Dover

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