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“Because of the incredible team at South Shore Savings, under John Boucher’s leadership, our graduates have a unique opportunity celebrate their accomplishments by taking a trip with their peers and form memories that they will treasure always,” said Jo Ann Simons, President and CEO of Cardinal Cushing Centers, Inc.

The evening featured silent and live auctions of some 200 items— trips, entertainment, gift certificates, household items, and jewelry—a performance by the Cardinal Cushing Centers Student Choir and a traditional Irish Dinner. Jonathan Elias, WBZ News Anchor, served as Masters of Ceremonies and Jim Fagan, of Sheilds Health Care Group, conducted the live auction.

“We have tremendous participation among the bank’s employees, and the businesses and individuals from the community step up in a major way that makes this event so extraordinary,” said John Boucher, South Shore Savings Bank’s President and CEO, and Chairman of the Cardinal Cushing Centers Board of Directors.

Steve Morse is a friend and former colleague of mine at the Boston Globe. We've done time in the trenches; we knocked back a few at bars. It's fair to say we've both had good times and bad and Steve suffered through the death of his wife Nell some years back. And their only son Nick Morse, has autism.. But Nick's an artist and his show just went up at Zuzu in Central Square and it runs all month at the small, intimate restaurant run by the brothers Sater, Joseph and Nabil. I asked Steve to send some jpgs of Nick's art - one of which you see here - and it's pretty darn cool. Noah Maltsberger, who works at Zuzu, considered Nick's art and said it was very upbeat and a nice change. (Some of Zuzu's art exhibitions are on the punkier, darker side of things.

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Cushing Trader Raffle Winner!

Carrie Phelan of Whitman recently accepted her raffle prize at Cushing Trader from Cardinal Cushing School vocational student Stephen L. Shoppers over the past few months were invited to enter their names in the free raffle, the drawing of which was held on December 1st. The prize included hand-made items that are among those sold at the boutique, located in the retail center on the Hanover campus. Functional pottery, framed artwork, note cards, painted accent furniture, semi-precious stone and silver jewelry are among the items featured at Cushing Trader. Store hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

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23rd Annual
St. Coletta Golf Classic

“Thanks to the commitment of committee members, and the incredible support from our sponsors, contest participants, auction donors and bidders, the St. Coletta Golf Classic set a new record by raising $64,105 on behalf of the students at Cardinal Cushing Centers,” reported Jeff Smith, senior vice president, Rockland Trust Investment Management Group, who chaired the event.

Cushing Centers Board Chair John Boucher, Jack Aherne, Peter Spagone, and Jim Sullivan

Jeff Smith with Arthur Stravis

Committee members included Paul Pecci and David O’Brien of Braintree Cooperative Bank, Fred Studley of The Studley Group, Joe Richardi of Eastern Bank, and Heather Barry of Rockland Trust Investment Management Group.