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Lauren Rosenkrantz

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  1. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Lauren Rosenkrantz

    Meet Shrewsbury’s 91-year-old bocce legend (opens the original)

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    SHREWSBURY — Magdalena Margelony picked up bocce at age 84. At 91, Margelony takes part in almost every Special Olympics competition, bringing home medals alongside her daughter and Unified partner, Theresa, for the last seven years. When asked why she enjoys playing, Margelony’s answer is clear. Bocce is a game of strategy and skill played with a set of colored balls. A small pallino (a target ball) is thrown, and teams compete to see who can roll their balls the closest. Margelony has gott

  2. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Lauren Rosenkrantz

    Meet Shrewsbury's new educators, ready to inspire students this fall (opens the original)

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    REGION – On September 2, thousands of Shrewsbury students packed their backpacks, grabbed their iPads, and headed to school for their first day of classes. That same day, many educators were preparing for their first day in new roles with Shrewsbury Public Schools. For some, it was their first day in education. On August 27, the Community Advocate caught up with the new educators. Ben Ayres wanted to teach history. Then, while working in Douglas, his outlook changed. “I was put into a modera

  3. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Lauren Rosenkrantz

    ‘Back to spending time together’: The world of mahjong proves popular in Central Mass. (opens the original)

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    SHREWSBURY – American mahjong has become the new craze. Not only does mahjong keep your mind sharp through the use of strategy and pattern-recognition, it also creates connection through play. “It becomes your community. It becomes your support,” American mahjong teacher Jackie Eagle explained. The four-player game involves drawing, trading, and discarding special mahjong tiles. The goal is to replicate a specific winning pattern, distributed by the National Mah Jongg League annually. “I

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