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The driver of a truck involved in a crash in Florida last January that killed a member of Holy Cross’s crew team has settled his lawsuit with the college, his attorney said Monday. Court records show Holy Cross and fellow defendant in the case, former women’s rowing team coach Patrick Diggins, offered a settlement proposal to Ronald Wolf and his wife and co-plaintiff, Heather, Feb. 9. The Wolfs, who originally filed their complaint in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida July 17 of last year, submitted a stipulation of dismissal with prejudice May 5. The court closed t...

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Vero Beach rowing community, first responders gather to remember Holy Cross athlete killed in car crash Grace Rett passed away January 15, 2020. The Vero Beach rowing community gathered Friday to remember the life of Grace Rett. and last updated 2021-01-16 00:04:13-05 VERO BEACH, Fla. — The Vero Beach rowing community gathered Friday to remember the life of Grace Rett. On January 25, 2020, Rett and 10 other members of the Holy Cross rowing team from Massachusetts were hit by a pickup truck while training in Vero Beach over winter break. Rett, 20, was killed. "She was the heart of their ...

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The Milford Daily News A day before Ross Comcowich set cruise from New York to Florida with his 18-foot motorboat, the Hopkinton High senior received an email from his grandfather, Jerry Comcowich. The Aug. 30 correspondence read: “Take good risks and don’t fear failure. Life will be an exciting adventure.” It was his grandfather who, after all, planted the seed in Ross’ head to go on such an exciting aquatic adventure. His grandfather sailed from New York to Florida 66 years prior, and Ross planned to go on the same trip over the first two weeks of September this year. At least until...