Ben Paulin is a graduate of Suffolk University where he studied journalism. While at Suffolk he was the editor-in-chief of the award-winning student newspaper the Suffolk Journal. Ben worked for a year at the Boston Globe city desk covering breaking news and events in and around Boston. Before that he interned at the Boston Metro newspaper covering news and arts for the daily for over a year. After school he worked as a freelancer covering community news for Easton Patch.
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In his spare time, Ben likes to read, watch Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics games, play basketball, go skiing in the winter, and enjoy the outdoors. He also enjoys going to the movies and hanging out with friends.
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Here’s a quick snapshot of homes that sold in the Dover-Sherborn area this past week, provided by local realtor and Sherborn resident Kyle Mann.
Here is the Raiders sports schedule for today.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has announced today that mosquitoes that contain the EEE virus have been detected in Sherborn.
Here is the Raiders sports schedule for today.
Notable activity from the Sherborn police and fire logs.
Here is the Raiders sports schedule for today.
Notable activity from Dover's police and fire logs.
Here is the Raiders sports schedule for today.
D-S football, President Obama and a chlorine leak.
This week's pet of the week is a pooch named Mitzy.
Be sure to check here for useful information about what is going on in Dover and Sherborn this weekend.
D-S captain Matt Heinlein scorched the Knights with four touchdowns in the game.
The Raider girls won 20-40 and boys fell to the Hillers 19-43, Thursday.
Attendees of the Ruby Slippers Fundraiser and Networking Gala on Tuesday Sept. 20 at the Massachusetts Horticultural Society’s Gardens at Elm Bank in Wellesley are invited to wear their favorite pair of red heels or shoes.
The cold weather's creeping in, fall is upon us.
Fall is right around the corner. Get into the swing of things with some apple picking and the Sherborn Grange Fair.
Fall is right around the corner. Get into the swing of things with some apple picking and the Sherborn Grange Fair.
Here’s a quick snapshot of open houses in Dover and Sherborn this weekend, provided by local realtor and Sherborn resident Kyle Mann.
Here is the Raiders sports schedule for today.
Elm Bank in Dover and Wellesley is back open after a chlorine leak at a pumping station on the property caused the reservation to be closed earlier today by authorities.
