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Michael T. Kearney built a legendary career in sports across multiple communities including Revere, Malden, Chelsea, and Everett. Mr. Kearney, a popular youth coach in Revere sports, most notably as an assistant on Lou Cicatelli’s RHS staff for more than a decade, died on Feb. 25. Mr. Kearney, who had been living in Everett for several years, was 91. A terrific football player at Malden Catholic High School and Northeastern University, Mr. Kearney above all loved coaching kids. “We are saddened by this loss to our football program and our community,” said Cicatelli. “Mike was a staunc...

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The DePaulia Cailey Gleeson, News Editor|January 18, 2021 Geoffery Wiseman has been appointed the inaugural endowed chair of applied diplomacy for DePaul’s Grace School of Applied Diplomacy, according to a Jan. 11 Newsline release. The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy initially started as a program, but an anonymous $20 million donation in September 2019 allowed the university to transform it into a school housed in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. “The Grace School’s singular and unique commitment to building bridges between two domains: the official, state-based world...

Mount Grace School's girl's gym has been demolished. - Credit: Mount Grace School A Potters Bar school's gym has been demolished this week to make room for a new sports hall. The gym before it was demolished. - Credit: Mount Grace School Mount Grace School's girl's gym was taken down this week to make space for a new facility which will be built in its place over the next few months, which will contain a new purpose-built sports hall, changing room and studio space. The now demolished gym and the boy's gym at the school date back to the 1950s, around when the school itself was opened.

Courtesy Sammie Vance, 12, of Fort Wayne recently announced she will be a published author this year with a book about creating the Buddy Bench. Previous Next Monday, January 11, 2021 1:00 am 12-year-old publishing 1st book ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette The Fort Wayne girl known for her Buddy Bench efforts is adding another description to her résumé this year – published author. Publishers Weekly recently announced a fall release date for Sammie Vance's nonfiction book, “Inspire the World: A Kid's Journey to Making a Difference.” “I am really excited a...