Camryn Langille is an Account Coordinator at John Guilfoil Public Relations. She focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, public security, and education, particularly within the context of Massachusetts. Camryn's insights and contributions have been featured in various discussions surrounding social issues, holidays, and the impacts of the Coronavirus.
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Camryn's articles primarily focus on local events, government announcements, and press releases related to education, family & relationships, and crime. This indicates a strong interest in community-related news such as school activities, police department updates, and public works initiatives.
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By: Camryn Langille
NEWBURY – The Town of Newbury’s Lower Green Local Historic District Study Committee will hold three neighborhood information exchange meetings next week for Old Town Newbury, Byfield, and Plum Island residents to discuss the formation of a Local Historic District (LHD) surrounding Newbury’s iconic and vulnerable Lower Green (LG).
By: Camryn Langille
LITTLETON — Superintendent Dr. Kelly Clenchy and Assistant Principal Matthew LeVangie are proud to share the creativity of Littleton Middle School (LMS) students, who competed in their Advisory classrooms as part of the school's third annual pumpkin decorating contest.
By: Camryn Langille
WINTHROP — Police Chief John Goodwin reports that the Winthrop Police Department arrested and charged a man after a brief foot pursuit following a traffic stop Thursday night.
By: Camryn Langille
WOBURN — Principal Robert Nickerson is delighted to share that Malcolm White Elementary School students recently raised nearly $10,000 during the fifth annual Tiger Trot, organized by the Malcolm White PTO.
By: Camryn Langille
HAMPTON — Superintendent Dr. Lois Costa is pleased to announce the completion of Centre School's preschool playground, which was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday.
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ACTON — The Town of Acton would like to announce that it will be offering free transportation services to Special Town Meeting on Nov. 25. Special Town Meeting will take place on Monday, Nov. 25, in the Acton-Boxborough Regional High School Auditorium, 36 Charter Road. Check-in starts at 5:15 p.m. in the cafeteria, and the […]
By: Camryn Langille
Brookline’s youngest learners are ready to enter school! The Public Schools of Brookline’s Office of Registration and Enrollment (ORE) is holding a special virtual Information Session on Thur…
By: Camryn Langille
WESTBOROUGH — Chief Patrick Purcell and the Westborough Fire Department are proud to report that five department members were honored by Gov. Maura Healey, State Fire Marshal Jon Davine, Secretary of Public Safety and Security Terrence Reidy and others Monday at the 35th Annual Massachusetts Firefighter of the Year Awards.
By: Camryn Langille
WOBURN — Principal Ken Kessaris is pleased to report that Linscott-Rumford Elementary School students recently participated in the “Fall into Reading” challenge. For four weeks, students were challenged to read at home to rack up minutes for their grade level. Students submitted a leaf for every 20 minutes of reading they completed. Leaves were posted […]
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LITTLETON — Superintendent Dr. Kelly Clenchy is proud to announce that Littleton High School junior Anika Jacob has been selected as a Fall 2024 Marjot Foundation Scholar for her research project on the effects of environmental concentrations of caffeine on the neurobehavioral and neurobiological development of zebrafish embryos. The Marjot Foundation, founded in 1998, has […]
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