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2 Framingham Students Make University of Vermont Dean's List
Students must have a grade-point average of 3.0 or better and rank in the top 20 percent of their class in their respective college.

E-mail: Susan.Petroni(at)Patch.com
Phone: 508-315-7176
Hometown: Resident of Framingham since 2000.
Life-long resident of Massachusetts. Born and raised in Everett.
Birthday: April 30
Bio: Susan has been a journalist since high school, when she was hired by the Everett-Leader Herald to cover basketball and other high school sports.
After graduating from Boston College, Susan was an award-winning sports editor (New England Press Association (NEPA) awards) and an award-winning education reporter (named best education reporter by the Massachusetts Teachers Association) while working for North Shore Weeklies.
Next, Susan worked as a political and investigative reporter at the Old Colony Memorial in Plymouth. During her tenure, the paper won New England Newspaper of the Year from the New England Newspaper Association (NENA); and Susan won individual NEPA , Suburban Newspapers of American (SNA) and National Newspapers Association (NNA) awards.
A former editor of the Billerica Minute-Man, and an investigative reporter for Beacon Communications and the former Community Newspaper Company, Susan left weekly newspapers for the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Eagle-Tribune newspaper in 1994. Overseeing community journalism in more than a half dozen communities as Suburban Editor, Susan later became the Features and Arts & Entertainment Editor. The daily newspaper was a finalist for a Pulitzer (Malden Mills Fire) and won numerous NENA & NEPA awards during her tenure.
After getting married and having a family, Susan became a freelance writer and editor. She has written for national publications like FamilyFun magazine and was editor of Bay State Parent magazine from 2004-2008. Bay State Parent won more than 100 awards while Susan was at the helm, including being named best regional parenting magazine in North America by SNA in 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008. Susan also won several individual Parenting Publications of America (PPA) awards for her writing and editing.
Susan has been a presenter at New England Press Association conventions. She has done seminars on crime reporting, education reporting, sports reporting, religion reporting, covering and attracting younger readers, and investigative reporting.
Susan also has been a presenter at the national PPA convention speaking on increasing Web readership, education reporting, and engaging readers.
A multi-award winner in several journalism categories, Susan was invited to judge the Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Minnesota, New Jersey, Wisconsin, and Maine Press Awards.
Susan lives in Framingham with her husband and daughter. She does a lot of volunteer work and has been a Girl Scout leader since 2006.
An avid photographer, she is rarely seen without her camera. Susan and her family are active residents in town.
Students must have a grade-point average of 3.0 or better and rank in the top 20 percent of their class in their respective college.

Spring sport athletes were awarded letters, and seniors who were three-season athletes for four seasons were honored Thursday night.
Meditative breathing lecture, Brophy Elementary variety show, Framingham Fire truck rear-ended, and contemporary jazz at Amazing Things.
Framingham High girls lacrosse were led by Kristin Wilder with 9 goals.
Gov. Baker urges legislature to act on reform legislation to improve MBTA finances and operations.
The Framingham man is accused of striking a trooper with his car and leading police on a chase over the weekend.
Study: 73 percent of adult internet users have witnessed online harassment.
The market will be open Thursdays through the end of October on the Framingham Centre Common from noon to 5:30 p.m.
Teen writing workshop, Saint Bridget School graduates, Sen. Karen Spilka wins award, and first-ever Summer Reading Fair at Walsh Middle.
The annual Potter Road Elementary School Environmental Fair offered lots of activities for families Wednesday night.
The Framingham employees have a combined 815 years of service. Terry Salls retirees with the most years - 51.
Robert Scott created the scholarship in memory of his wife, a Wilson Elementary teacher, who died in January.
Framingham High boys volleyball team defeated Algonquin Regional Wednesday in the quarterfinal round of the Division 1 Central tourney.
The Andover High softball team upset the Flyers, seeded #10 in the MIAA Division 1 North tournament, on Wednesday afternoon.
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey presented with the Women of the Year Award.
Do you know the guy in the video? Police say he stole 4 pairs of sunglasses, worth more than $1,300.
Below is a list of each graduate and where they will attend high school.
Awards were presented by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation.
The workshop will take place on Thursday, June 4 at 2 p.m.
Walsh Middle School will hold its first-ever summer reading book fair from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 4.