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Catch 'Disappeared' on the Investigation-Discovery Channel tonight
Written by Administrator   
The "Investigation-Discovery" Channel will air a television program titled, “Disappeared” tonight at 10 p.m. The show will feature the investigation into Maura's disappearance, and will reveal the life of Maura Murray. The Express’ former reporter Maribeth Conway was interviewed for the show.
 
Change coming for Selectmen
Written by Dave Palana   
Selectman Jim Armstrong has served Hanson on various town boards for 20 years, but at the selectmen’s meeting Tuesday at Town Hall, he said it is time for him to step down.
 
Ready to Rock ‘n Roll?
Written by Meaghan Glassett   
After forming the band Gunpowder and Lead over a year ago, five guys from across the South Shore still agree they enjoy playing at Damien’s Pub in Hanson where they got their start.
 
SSVT students restore truck for Hanson Fire
Written by Meaghan Glassett   
Hanson Fire Department is now the owner of a 1986 pickup truck that has been fully restored by students at the South Shore Regional Vocational Technical School.

The 1986 Chevrolet pickup truck was given to the Hanson Fire Department as part of the Federal Excess Property Program, and after three months, has been restored by auto body department head John D’Andrea and his sophomore students.

 
And the election race begins…
Written by Meaghan Glassett   
A race has emerged in the May 15 town election, as two people have taken out nomination papers to run for Highway Surveyor.

After talking with townspeople Highway Surveyor Richard Harris has decided to take out papers for one last term. Harris feels he has some unfinished tasks he would like to complete.

 
School budget still uncertain
Written by Meaghan Glassett   
Although it’s still early in the budget season, school officials presented their Fiscal Year 2011 budget on Saturday.
 
South Ave. Motors Inc. celebrates 50 years in town
Written by Meaghan Glassett   
South Ave. Motors Inc. considered one stop shopping for many, is now celebrating its 50th year in the auto industry.
 
New requirements to help with break-in investigations
Written by Meaghan Glassett   
After numerous break-ins in town, the Board of Selectmen decided to implement a requirement for all junk dealer licensees in order to help the police department in their investigations.
 
Let the election race begin
Written by Meaghan Glassett   
It’s still early in the game, but the selectmen’s race is shaping up.
 
Police arrest another man for break-ins
Written by Stephanie Spyropoulos   

A man has been arrested and charged in relation to numerous house breaks in Whitman, which began in early fall and increased to several homes a week all within a small proximity.

 
Time running out for WHP
Written by Dave Palana   

It has been a bumpy ride for the Whitman-Hanson/Pembroke girls hockey team this season, but if they want it to continue into the MIAA tournament for the third straight season, they now face an uphill battle and can’t wait any longer for their offense to come around.

 
Burns, Sully shine at Elite meet
Written by Dave Palana   

The Panthers boys track team came into this season with thoughts of a rebuilding year and surprised even themselves by winning the Patriot League. Last Sunday, they proved they are still full or surprises.

 
Panthers tune up for league meet with personal bests
Written by Dave Palana   

Emily Regan took another step toward the Panther record books while five other Panthers put forth their best efforts of the season last weekend at the Reggie Lewis Center.

 
Scituate moves two games up on Panthers in heartbreaker
Written by Dave Palana   

Sean McQuaid found himself wide open under the basket with seven seconds left in the game Tuesday night. The Scituate center caught a pass from Rodney Beldo, put in the easy layup and put a dagger into the banner hopes of the Whitman-Hanson boys basketball team.

 
Panther wrestlers win first league championship
Written by Dave Palana   

For the Panther wrestling team, Tuesday’s meet against Hingham was their last chance this season to compete in front of their home fans and, for the team’s six seniors, their last chance ever – and they made it a night no one would forget anytime soon.

 
Panthers come back to beat Scituate to widen division lead
Written by Dave Palana   

Not much was going right for the Panthers Tuesday night, but that changed in a hurry.

 
Webster to be ‘locked-up’ in support of Muscular Dystrophy Association
Written by Administrator   
 State Representative Daniel Webster is being “locked-up” to help support the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Massachusetts.  His bail is set and he needs your help!
 
WHP smokes Scituate to keep playoff hopes alive
Written by Dave Palana   

Kristina Kennedy must have missed the memo about the girls hockey team’s scoring slump.

 
Lending a helping hand
Written by Stephanie Spyropoulos   
Residents from Hanson are holding fundraisers, benefits and shoe drives to help the people of Haiti, who recently were hit by two devastating earthquakes.
 
Off to the pigeon races
Written by Dave Palana   
From a young age, Steve Croghan has been a man of the birds. He was fascinated by a pigeon racer on his paper route, and has been keeping birds of his own since age 10.
 
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