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TURNERS FALLS — Frontier Regional School graduate Porter Clancy says the entrepreneurial spirit that inspired him to head up a group of student painters was kindled by making bracelets.While studying finance and management during his freshman year at...
Updated: 1:16 PM EDT Jun 5, 2021 A Massachusetts high school hockey player who suffered a severe spinal cord injury more than four months ago is now a high school graduate.A.J. Quetta's senior year at Bishop Feehan High School took a tough turn when he was seriously injured during a Jan. 26 game against Pope Francis in West Springfield.Quetta was taken off the ice on a stretcher after crashing headfirst into the boards and was rushed to Baystate Medical Center in Springfield.He was transferred from Baystate to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston on Jan. 29 and then made the mov...
The Massachusetts high school hockey player and Rhode Island native continues to rehabilitate after suffering a severe spinal cord injury during a January game.
NORTH PROVIDENCE – Months after North Providence teenager AJ Quetta suffered a severe spinal injury during a high school hockey game, the community has continued to rally around him. North Providence school employee and friend of the Quetta family, Karen Bourke, says members of the community have raised more than $15,000 toward AJ’s recovery, bringing the total funds raised for Quetta to close to $1 million. “We’re trying. They need it. The care he’s going to need is not cheap. It can cost millions of dollars, and this type of injury comes with lifelong costs,” she said. There...