John McGowan’s animated short “Sarah’s Story,” debuted on the big screen last month at the Providence Children’s Film Festival. The Dedham native, who has long loved to draw, took up animation while taking classes at Stonehill College, where he is a senior. His film is about a young girl who imagines steering a pirate ship and fighting a dragon, and “whose passion for books inspires her to write her own so others can experience her adventures,” McGowan says.
Check out Dedham Transcript's cartoon Table Manners by Dedham resident Brendan Hayes.
Greg Agnew had a plan – to pick up where the popular summer farmers markets left off and make sure everyone is still warm. All it took was a little patience, a lot of time and some elbow grease.
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Amy Haelsen said the new Dedham Square sign, at the corner of Eastern Avenue and Providence Highway, is a perfect way to let visitors know there is more off of Route 1.
Massachusetts State 9-1-1 Heroes Awards Ceremony was held today at the Yard House in Dedham.
A big change is in store for this year’s Dedham Education Foundation Spelling Bee: it’s “all kids.”
“We used to have a round of kids and then a round of adult teams, and it was really hard to get the adult teams together, and people really did that out of guilt more than anything,” says Gemma Martin, the group’s president.
