Month: May 2011

Obituaries 05.05.2011

Ann Silva Charlestown resident Ann M. (Carpenter) Silva of Charlestown died  peacefully at home on April 27 surrounded by her family. She was 65 years old. The beloved wife of Joseph Silva, she was the loving mother of Joey Silva…

Honor Roll Call

Congratulations to Catherine Taglilatela, a junior at Colby-Sawyer College, who was selected to serve a sports medicine internship as Athletic Trainer with the Dartmouth College football program…St. Joseph Elementary School of Medford announced that Patrick Kelly (High Honors), Jeffrey Wang…

“Townie” Sports Update

Midfielder Aiden Shea notched his 20th career travel-team goal as the “Townies” (2-2-0) shellacked Melrose 6-0 in a Boys Under-10 contest…The two-time defending Charlestown Little League champion Teamsters have already jumped out to a 3-0 start.  

Ellen Crotty Pistorino

Arguably the greatest “Townie” female athlete ever, Ellen left a spectacular collegiate sports legacy.  A member of the Suffolk University Hall of Fame, she still holds several school records in both basketball and softball.  Ellen was also a standout infielder…

Debbie Greteroux

What I remember most about Debbie, who was the first female “hoopster” I ever saw execute a behind-the-back dribble, was her floor leadership and court awareness.  She always knew where her teammates were and made sure the player who had…

Julia Caldwell

I don’t know if it’s the water they drink, but the Caldwell’s sure know how to produce athletes.  John is a defenseman for the Harvard University hockey team and, certainly, Julia is no exception.  Already an All Star hockey player…

Alexa Hingston

In what will more than likely end up as a Hall of Fame St. Anslem’s hockey career, Alexa Hingston provided her parents (Jimmy and Andrea) with plenty of lifelong memories.  However, in addition to her high school and collegiate achievements,…