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two seasons but went 9-2 in 2000 to start a year of eight consecutive winning seasons - including a 12-0 mark in 2003 when the Woolies topped East Longmeadow in the Division 2A Central/West Super Bowl He stepped aside in 2019 when he took over as Leominster's athletic director Palazzi was a standout quarterback at Leominster and UMass Leominster and also played and coached in Italy and was a key part in several national championships for the semipro Marlborough Shamrocks team He guided Auburn on the greatest winning streak in Central Mass as the Rockets won 41 straight games and went a staggering 63-2 from 2008-12 Cormier helped Auburn win Division 2A Super Bowl titles in 2005 and 2008 Super Bowl wins in 2009 and 2010 and Division 3 Central Mass The duo will also be joined by Steve Dembowski (Milton) Bruce Rich (Chelmsford) and Dave Woods (Bishop Fenwick) The MHSFCA will also honor local assistant coaches Ryan Dailey (Westborough) and Marc Grady (Auburn) Melvin Sasser (Chicopee) and Matt Wassel (King Philip) Uxbridge's Shane Gilmore will be awarded the Courageous Player honor along with Lynnfield's Madux Iovinelli and Barnstable's Manual Rivera while Hector Longo of the Lawrence Eagle Tribune will receive the Media Award Steve Ash and Matt Ross of Gold Athletics will receive the Distinguished Service Award and former North Middlesex coach Sandy Ruggles will be given the Silvo Cella Lifetime Achievement Award Tickets are available for $75 and can be purchased by contacting Justin McKay at coachjustinmckay@gmail.com or Tom Lopez at LSFootball@aol.com —Contact Jim Wilson at james.wilson@telegram.com Details: cache-fra-eddf8230117-FRA 1746520372 708630246 LEOMINSTER — When it comes to Hollywood horror houses “The Amityville Horror,” the house in “Poltergeist” and “The Upside Down” in “Stranger Things” have nothing on the real-life Obin house on Pleasant Street single-family brick home at 208 Pleasant St. the home of Arthur and Joanne Obin became the unofficial symbol and arguably the most photographed image of the devastating flood of Sept “I say it’s the most photographed spot in Massachusetts,” Mayor Dean J You just Google the address and there’s hundreds and hundreds of pictures.” the Obin house is expected to be wiped off the planet for good — not by Mother Nature Mazzarella said demolition on the home could start as early as Wednesday On Sept. 11, 2023, heavy rain slammed northern Worcester County in the late afternoon and evening making many roads in Leominster impassable There were reports of building foundations being compromised It was a damaging storm with nearly 10 inches of rain falling in a short time The water deepened quickly with no place to go receding to reveal buckled or washed-out roadways residents had to be rescued from their homes by inflatable rafts The Obin house was left standing on its exposed foundation The Obins had to bolt from their home as the soil concrete and pavement that surrounded their dwelling was carried away in the floodwaters If it weren't built on a foundation built deep into the ground the entire house would have been swept downstream into the condominiums behind it their entire walkway that they had just been standing on collapsed into the ground Never in their wildest dreams did the Obins the same home where they raised their only child would become a grim reminder of the unrelenting wrath of Mother Nature Panels of the pointed stockade fence that once wrapped around the side yard on Coburn Street has fallen into the abyss below The front door and front bay window facing Pleasant Street overlooks a 20-foot cliff with cascading water through a culvert and jagged rocks below You would need a sturdy ladder to climb up to the front door Long before catching a glimpse of the government order stating “UNSAFE DO NOT ENTER OR OCCUPY,” plastered on the garage one would have concluded this on their own You would notice the fence that seemed to have swallowed up by the ground and the front yard that is nothing but oddly shaped rocks and broken concrete blocks but you could easily knock on the back door and not be aware of the devastation waiting in front Andre Obin said the time following the ordeal was “easily the most stressful year” of his parents’ lives “It took so much out of my parents that they’ll never be 100% back “But they’re settled and safe and everybody’s healthy the City of Leominster purchased the home from the Obins as part of a “friendly” eminent domain agreement The family received $350,000 for the abandoned and unlivable home which is $100,000 less than its estimated value Mazzarella said the plan is to raze the house and fix the road and underground drainage “The big thing is to get that house down before it falls down and then it becomes more expensive to remove,” Mazzarella said “So all of that has to be done in stages.” there will be no trace that the house was ever standing there “We’re going to seed it and stabilize it and then there will just be an open brook,” Mazzarella said Mazzarella said the flooding caused up to $30 million to $35 million in damage to city infrastructure LEOMINSTER — While proponents boast that it’s a way for the City of Leominster to “Win Big on Fun,” a proposed racetrack for horses has already caused its share of controversy Mazzarella is urging that Leominster residents take a breather and relax because the formal proposal for the track hasn’t even come out of the starting gate yet and a long way from the home stretch “They’re looking to do racing two weekends a year.” Billed as “a one-of-a-kind entertainment venue featuring horse racing, festivals, a sports bar and more,” Baystate Racing LLC and Whitney Companies seek to partner with the City of Leominster to transform its capped landfill at the end of Mechanic Street to the east of the Route 2 connector into a “vibrant entertainment destination,” according to www.thefairgroundsleominster.com While an informational meeting took place for neighbors and abutters on Feb Mazzarella stresses that the proposal is in the preliminary conceptual stage and no formal proposal has been filed yet “Our job right now as elected officials is trying to get information and get it out there to people,” Mazzarella said “There will also be a peer review process where whatever their project is — whether it’s traffic care of horses — we have our consultants review the whole thing.” proposes a project where the goal is “to energize the community turning an underutilized space into a hub of excitement fun and opportunity,” according to the partnership’s website Baystate plans to develop the site with a racetrack stables and a pavilion to support the venue’s operations One of the existing buildings will be repurposed into a sports bar with mobile wagering and sports game simulators for gambling as well as a viewing deck and a full-service restaurant “When they do this whole casino-online gaming stuff it’s all attached to racing,” Mazzarella said This is not the first time a thoroughbred horse-racing facility has been proposed in the north county Baystate proposed to convert the GAAMHA property at 827 Green St. This was Baystate's second failed attempt to bring horse racing to Gardner regulatory and operational oversight as outlined in the Host Community Agreement with Baystate The city will receive a minimum of $300,000 to $1 million once operational with an annual increase of 2.5% after the third year with additional payments from gaming revenues and taxes requiring Baystate to comply with zoning laws and obtain approvals for leasing city property according to the preliminary proposal The Fairgrounds venue would be “an ideal fit” for Leominster it will transform the capped landfill on Mechanic Street into a “vibrant entertainment space” that aligns with the city’s goals of land revitalization “They’re proposing to take a mostly vacant 34,000-square-foot office building and the old capped landfill and do everything right there,” Mazzarella said “So they would do two weeks a year on the racing and then the online gaming and restaurants would go in this mostly vacant property.” The project will be developed in accordance with environmental standards and laws as no construction will take place on that section of the site access and safety measures while ensuring the track is available for community use when not in operation A city-appointed representative will serve on the Racing Oversight Board to ensure horse welfare and Baystate must provide annual compliance reports Baystate must also host at least one free community event per year and support local education programs “My opinion is get the proper information out there.” LEOMINSTER — The Outback Steakhouse in Twin City Plaza has closed for good after 24 years in the city The Florida-based restaurant chain shut its doors late Sunday is among many locations in the chain to be shuttered A year ago, the parent company, Bloomin' Brands, said it planned to close more than three dozen "underperforming" restaurants Outback now has eight locations in Massachusetts The company said that Leominster employees were given a chance to transfer to another location LEOMINSTER — Firefighters from Leominster and surrounding communities responded to a fire in a commercial building on Marguerite Avenue Sunday a security guard reported hearing an explosion and then saw smoke in a break room Leominster fire officials summoned aid from nearby communities; the matter went to four alarms This is the latest in a series of stories about city and town payrolls in Worcester County Kennedy was the city's highest municipal earner in 2024 followed by Superintendent of Schools Paula L grossed $229,812.02 for the year; Deacon earned a total of $214,435.21 Of the 25 highest-earning municipal employees 18 were members of the Police Department and four were members of the Fire Department Gross salaries comprised the base pay and detail pay The city paid a total of $100.6 million in municipal salaries in 2024 Here are the 25 highest-earning employees for calendar 2024 based on information provided by the City of Leominster: LEOMINSTER ― The "Colossal Frosty" has returned to Ringer Street and for now the weather is allowing the giant snowman to stay in shape "I try to build the giant one once per winter," explained creator and homeowner Lee Kosiewski "But conditions and timing are always a factor." moved to the neighborhood in 2016 and created their first Frosty on Ringer Street in 2017 The couple had previously lived in Lancaster This year's Frosty is about 12 feet wide and around 10 feet tall Leominster needs to see at least 8 inches of snow — and sometimes that's not even enough The giant snowman takes several hours to build using a snowblower The snowman did not make an appearance the last two years due to the weather and scheduling conflicts so I get a lot of snow from the side of the road which has a little road salt incorporated," he said "That salt mixed together in the snowblower makes the snow bind together." "Once I can't get the pile any higher with the snowblower I use a ladder to get up to the top and begin sculpting with a shovel and a rake." as he and his wife invite the neighborhood to come see the creation and take pictures with Frosty and their dog Gus "Sometimes Gus and I will look out the window because he hears a truck going by and it's the oil delivery truck stopping to take a picture," he said "Or the school bus goes by really slow so all of the kids can get a good look I haven't met anyone who was disappointed." The weather over the past week has been kind to Frosty this year's Frosty is his longest-lasting to date BOSTON —The family of a 20-year-old man who was stabbed to death last year at an apartment complex in Leominster has filed a wrongful death suit against the property’s owners and others A civil suit filed Thursday in Worcester Superior Court alleges that the ownership the management and the security services “caused the death of Robert Wright-Day." He was killed the early morning of May 7 the lawsuit includes a count of wrongful death and multiple counts of negligence against Riverside Village Apartments the management company Schochet Riverside Manager and security companies ISSM Protective Services and Archer Security Agency they could have called 911 and they could have got my child out faster instead of him bleeding to death out there,” Houston “This could have been fixed with just them following their own policies that they put in place." Houston called her son “loving” and “a good kid” as she spoke to reporters in the Boston offices of Michael Kelly Injury Lawyers Wright-Day and friends showed up to Riverside Village Apartments an apartment complex not far from North Main Street in Leominster The lawsuit claims that gatherings happened often at the location which caused residents to bring up noise complaints The suit further states that the gatherings as a reason for Riverside hiring Archer Security sometime prior to the fatal attack The company was later absorbed by New Jersey-headquartered ISSM the company that absorbed Archer Security after the stabbing Three days after the stabbing a Fitchburg man was charged with murder and two others were charged with assault and battery in connection is being held without bail for one count of murder each face assault and battery charges and are out on bail said Thursday that he was not aware of the cause of the conflict that resulted in the stabbing sat beside Houston on Thursday while they wore shirts with Wright-Day's photo printed on them He said that he had kept in touch with his son every Tuesday before his death Houston’s suit seeks monetary damages for medical bills McCarthy said that the lawsuit is not immediately seeking a certain monetary value “The lawsuit… does nothing for Stacey Houston in terms of any satisfaction,” McCarthy said “Robert Day is not going to be walking through her house door “But we intend to hold all parties accountable and that is exactly what we're going to do.” LEOMINSTER ― Not only is the Max original film “The Parenting” expected to scare up a lot of viewers when it premieres Thursday on the paid streaming service it might make the Plastic City (aka Leominster) the new go-to place for Hollywood to film in Massachusetts Watch: "The Parenting" trailer (Warning: Strong Language) Billed as a “hilariously terrifying comedy,” “The Parenting” centers around Rohan and Josh (played by Nik Dodani and Brandon Flynn wisecracking gay couple ready to take the next step in their budding relationship – introducing each other to their respective parents featuring a 29-room stucco mansion with columns and massive bay windows as well as sprawling grounds that includes majestic trees a quaint pond and an extensive system of walking paths Standing in for McKinley Fields is Leominster’s own Doyle Community Park and Center estate garden it appears to be the perfect locale for Rohan and Josh to meet their prospective in-laws Brian Cox and Edie Falco play Frank and Sharon (Rohan’s parents) while Dean Norris and Lisa Kudrow play Cliff and Liddy There’s only one small problem: the house is haunted by the presence of a 400-year-old poltergeist who has possessed the body and the will of one of the parents Think “Evil Dead” meets “Meet the Parents”; or “Succession” meets “The Exorcist.” The film crew came to Leominster in mid-March 2022 to prep the set before filming for three weeks and wrapping up and breaking down the set four days after that confirms that the estate at 345 Lindell Ave Johnson and the crew filmed a wedding reception scene in the grand ballroom of Union Station in Worcester the finished scene didn’t make the final cut one brief scene that was filmed in Worcester appears to be still intact an exterior shot at the Vendome apartment building at 17-23 Chandler St More: Movie, TV projects filmed in Worcester: How many have you seen? Details: cache-fra-eddf8230117-FRA 1746520436 709406135 The owners of Schofield Power Equipment on Summer Street claim they were kept in the dark about plans for the property that abuts their building The business has been using the land to store equipment “We received a letter the city on Monday (Jan The city gave us two weeks to agree to its terms to lease the property,” said Shawna Schofield “It was never their land,” said Mayor Dean Mazzarella in response to a query by the Telegram & Gazette “They never got permission to use the land Mazzarella acknowledged the company was sent the letter but pointed out that a sentence prompted the company owners to call the city with questions and concerns “We have no issue with tweaking the agreement,” Mazzarella said The back-and-forth has been prominent on social media, with the Schofield Facebook page rife with comments from residents and customers blasting the city It is part of the Twin Cities Rail Trail project a biking and walking trail linking Leominster with Fitchburg The property will be landscaped and serve as a portal to downtown While the business has been on the property since 1981 the company only had a lease with the railroad during the last few years after the city surveyed the property in preparation for the purchase The survey showed the business had encroached on the land “The trains were still running when we moved in,” Schofield said adding they landscaped the parcel when the tracks were pulled up The family attempted to purchase the tract but said the railroad told them it was not for sale At issue is less than two-tenths of an acre of land the property the Schofield business now uses as opposed to the tenth of an acre the city is willing to lease back That sliver could cost the business $7,000 a year if it opts to sign the city’s contract but we’re losing accessibility to our property for contractors The mayor pointed to a commercial parking lot across from the business Mazzarella said he offered to knock the price of leasing those spaces off the proffered contract Mazzarella said the city does not want to force anyone out of business Schofield claims the family was advised to clear out the portion of the property that now belongs to the city or face losing their business license The contract prohibits the storage of hazardous material on the city-owned portion of the property and also requires the company purchase liability insurance noting the city spent $137,000 in the last two years and $417,000 over the last decade at the business “They get more business from the city than any other small businesses in the city.” the 5-mile rail trail was conceived in 2004 as a way to transform and use the abandoned railroad corridor Congressman John Oliver secured $4 million in federal funds to build the trail A series of public hearings followed in 2016 with 2020 seeing the City Council enter into lease agreements with abutters A ribbon cutting for phase 1 of the project was held in 2022 The timeline offered by the mayor indicates the city did converse with the Schofield family about the plans and revised it to accommodate concerns they expressed The city bought the tract in August 2023 for $1.2 million purchasing a total of 3.4 acres from Carter Park on Mill Street to a point 75 feet south of Mechanic Street the Schofield family claims their attempts to be involved in the project were ignored “The city did not want us to know what was going on.” acknowledging the success of their business said they could be in the market for a new location the cost of relocating and preparing a property for their business is prohibitive Details: cache-fra-eddf8230117-FRA 1746520448 709557771 WOBURN — A Leominster woman who is accused of stealing from 16 elderly people while posing as a caregiver is scheduled to be arraigned next week Regina Henaku has been indicted by a statewide grand jury She is charged with nine counts of larceny of more than $250 from an elderly or disabled person; credit card fraud; attempted larceny of more than $250 from an elderly or disabled person; identify fraud; and misleading police/obstruction of justice She is scheduled to be arraigned April 8 in Middlesex Superior Court All of the incidents occurred between August and November 'It's disgusting, really': Framingham homeowners react to heartbreaking scam Henaku is alleged to have stolen the credit cards or debit cards of elderly patients and then using or attempting to use the cards to obtain money She would work at a facility for just a few weeks before leaving Henaku stole cards from 16 people and successfully used 11 of them to obtain $28,000 Henaku allegedly tried to hide who she was Norman Miller can be reached at 508-626-3823 or nmiller@wickedlocal.com. For up-to-date public safety news, follow him on X @Norman_MillerMW or on Facebook at facebook.com/NormanMillerCrime. Media & Resources The new name, which reflects inclusivity and the CU's commitment to members and community, has been in effect since Oct. 7. The $901 million Leominster Credit Union in Leominster According to an announcement from All One on Wednesday, the new name took effect on Oct. 7. It also unveiled a new website, all-onecu.com and celebrated the change earlier in October with a ribbon cutting and meet-and-greet event with retired NFL guard Joe Andruzzi All One said the new name reflects its commitment to its members and communities encompasses everything it stands for and is inclusive to all while delivering a message that is welcoming and meaningful across the counties we serve," according to a statement from the credit union "As we consistently strive to stay progressive and competitive and work toward helping our members achieve their financial goals we will continue to build on our products and services enhance efficiencies and improve technology all while positioning the institution for future success." All One operates 10 branches in Massachusetts "This is a momentous occasion, marking a new chapter in our rich history," All One President/CEO Barbara Mahoney stated "We're confident that our new name and brand perfectly captures the ongoing partnership we share with our members and our unwavering commitment to the communities we serve." Idaho-based credit union plans first bank purchase and market expansion outside state pending regulatory and shareholder approvals Nominations are open to celebrate innovation and impact across the credit union ecosystem Economist says tariffs likely to cause job losses in sectors like trucking in months ahead Did you know that nearly three-quarters of all banking interactions now happen through digital channels A well-designed mobile banking app is no longer optional -- it’s essential This sixth edition report explores KPIs and metrics to gauge your credit union’s progress and efficiency in digital banking services Discover a better way to manage deposits from all channels--faster This quick-read infographic shows how credit unions can streamline operations and protect against check fraud using modern automation and a single platform / For questions about Credit Union Times, please call 800-458-1734 (9:00am-5:30pm ET, Monday through Friday, except holidays), or send an email to [email protected] (This story was updated to add new information.) LEOMINSTER — An early-morning fire Wednesday claimed the life of one resident and displaced another at the North Meadow Pond apartment complex Investigators found evidence of smoking materials and home oxygen equipment in the residence firefighters responded to a report of a fire at a condominium building at 78 Meadow Pond Drive according to a news release from Leominster and state fire officials firefighters found a fire in the living room and a badly injured older adult Firefighters removed a man in his late 60s with limited mobility “This is the second fatal fire in less than a week where investigators found home oxygen equipment,” said Jon M but smoking around medical oxygen is especially dangerous Oxygen will allow any fire to spread faster and burn hotter Fire crews quickly brought the fire under control Crews remained on the scene into the morning The identity and the age of the victim was not immediately released On Nov. 13 in Greenfield, a woman was killed in a house fire that authorities linked to oxygen tanks A concussion kept freshman Brenna Gendron from skating with the Leominster girls hockey team for three weeks she scored a goal in the Blue Devils' 4-3 win over Franklin That sparked a stretch of Gendron tallying six points in a four-game span That's why it came as no surprise when Gendron chipped in an assist on Wednesday to help spark Leominster to a 3-0 win over Norwell/Scituate/Abington in the Division 2 Round of 32 battle at the Wallace Civic Center She's found a role on a team filled with experienced veterans "You just never know when you have new players how they are going to adapt to the high school game but it's been a great surprise," Leominster head coach Nancy LeBlanc said "I knew she was going to do well but how well she's done has been a great surprise." but didn't realize how much it affected her but another hit later in the season resulted in a concussion diagnosis "I get hit multiple times each game and it kind of just added up," Gendron said "It was the last one that really took it over the edge." More: High school indoor track and field: Oakmont's Brostrom earns first-place finish and more The freshman has been an important part of the Blue Devils' season and helped them not only get back to the postseason but earn their first home playoff game in over a decade alongside upperclassmen like Carley Ehwa (15 points) and Rachel Simkewicz who just earned her 100th career point in Leominster's playoff game against NSA More: Playoff seedings: Three Gardner-area teams earn home game in MIAA tournament & more "Being one of the youngest there's pressure but it's more fun you show up all the old girls," Gendron joked Gendron and the Blue Devils will take on top-seeded Westwood in the Div Leominster upset Longmeadow in last year's Round of 16 An early morning fire in the school kitchen has prompted the closing of Leominster High School on Monday Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School in Worcester had a small electrical fire at its high school over the weekend canceling of school on Monday for grades 8 to 12 with heavy smoke filling the cafeteria and some hallways The fire occurred shortly before the scheduled start of school in the event students are waiting at bus stops Drivers will inform students of the situation A cleaning service will be needed to clear the smell of smoke He discussed the fire in a video post to Facebook "It's best right now to just close school for the day," he said He said the fire appears to be tied to an electrical issue The building fire alarms and sprinklers were activated The closing is for Leominster High School only Other schools will be in session as scheduled Practices at the school are canceled for Monday the elementary and middle schools are open Monday Return to telegram.com for more on this story Leominster High School's Devin Gates Named the New England Patriots Coach of the Week – Midland Wachusett's own Leominster High School added a win in dramatic fashion this past week securing a 36-35 nail biter on the road over Milford High School The back-and-forth contest saw Leominster prevail despite being down 8 points late in the fourth quarter The victory ultimately earned Head Coach Devin Gates the New England Patriots Coach of the Week Award Leominster's junior quarterback Osiris Lopez proved why Division I football could be in his near future as he threw for 282 yards and 3 touchdowns in the second half Despite leveling the score at 28 with just under six minutes remaining Milford took the lead once again with two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter Leominster went on to lead a game-winning drive with 49 seconds left culminating in a two-point conversation to seal a 36-35 victory who presently holds the role of Executive Director of Community Affairs for the New England Patriots had a meeting with the Blue Devils on Tuesday at Leominster High School he presented a generous donation of $1,000 to the football program on behalf of the Kraft family and the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation The acknowledgment pays homage to Coach Gates' commitment to the development of the next generation the Leominster Blue Devils triumphed in a hard-fought battle," Tippett said The visit and donation presentation will be showcased on the Patriots' weekly television program "Patriots All Access." You can catch the episode on Friday night at 7 p.m and it will also be available for immediate viewing on Patriots.com The acknowledgment and support underscore the Patriots' dedication to community engagement and the recognition of exceptional individuals This is the 29th year in which the Patriots have joined the National Football League in conducting the High School Coach of the Week program which recognizes outstanding high school coaches and promotes youth football throughout New England The 2024 season marks the 13th year that Tippett has taken the award on the road to visit the schools that benefit from the program one of the weekly winners will be named the New England Patriots High School Coach of the Year and will receive an additional $2,000 contribution towards the school's football program For the 14th straight year, the Patriots will also be accepting nominations for High School Coach of the Week honors. Those who wish to nominate a high school football coach in New England who leads a team to an exceptional weekly performance or reaches a personal career milestone are encouraged to send submissions to nominatecoach@patriots.com All nominations must be submitted following a team's Friday night or Saturday afternoon game to be considered for that week's Coach of the Week award The Patriots Foundation is the non-profit through which the Patriots support charitable and philanthropic organizations throughout New England This support comes in the form of direct grants The foundation assists a variety of charitable organizations and programs throughout New England by supporting their educational After leading his team to a 12-1 overall record and a trip to the MIAA Division I State Championship Needham High School's Doug Kopcso has been selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Year "The Miracle on Hancock Street" between North Quincy and Quincy on Thanksgiving Day proved to be one for the ages The 43-41 final score in favor of North Quincy led to head coach Ryan Craig's selection as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week In a game where Northbridge High School bounced Oxford 39-0 in the first round of the Division 7 tournament it was head coach Ken Lachapelle's resumé that told the story The performance couldn't have been more fitting for Lachapelle who's 400th career victory as a head coach earned him the honor of the New England Patriots Coach of the Week Wachusett Regional High School's total team effort reared its head in a resounding 32-27 victory over Algonquin The performance couldn't have been more fitting for the Mountaineers head coach Mike Dubzinski who collected his 200th career victory as a head coach leading to his selection as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week There are some games that are circled on the calendar in the preseason Boston College High School certainly had Friday the 18th circled picking up a commanding 30-13 victory over Catholic Conference rival Xaverian leading to head coach Paul Zukauskas being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week The Joseph Mason Cup goes through Tech Boston Academy The 5-1 Bears topped Latin Academy 32-26 in a tightly contested Boston City League matchup leading to head coach Raul Brown being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week The 4-0 Reading Rockets surged to a win over Woburn High School this past week dominating 28-6 in a hostile road environment Reading's performance moved them to 2-0 in Middlesex League-Liberty Division play leading to head coach John Fiore being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week 17 Natick RedHawks cruised to a victory over Milford High School this past week Natick's dominance moved them to 3-1 in the Bay State Conference leading to head coach Mark Mortarelli being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week The 2-0 Bishop Fenwick Crusaders added a statement win over Bishop Stang this past week The Crusaders dominance earned their head coach of 27 years David Woods his 200th career win leading to Coach Woods being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week 15th-ranked Mansfield High School's football team showed up on the road ninth-ranked Everett High School at Memorial Stadium in Everett Though it was expected to be a close matchup decided by the final possession the Hornets' dominant victory earned Head Coach Michael Redding the New England Patriots Coach of the Week Award In a highly anticipated Thanksgiving matchup between Division 1 powerhouses Xaverian Brothers and St earning Head Coach Al Fornaro the New England Patriots Coach of the Week Award A look at the Patriots opponents from 2025 through 2027 The New England Patriots announced today that former wide receiver Julian Edelman has been voted into the Patriots Hall of Fame as the 37th inductee here's everything you need to know about the newest Patriots rookies Tom Brady's historic Hall of Fame induction ceremony has been nominated for an Emmy Award Tracking all of the Patriots transactions during the free agent signing period New England Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft announced the selection of former Head Coach Bill Parcells for induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame as a contributor Details: cache-fra-eddf8230117-FRA 1746520504 710241204