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April 21, 2021 | 11:43 AM
Communities on the South Shore have been mourning the deaths of two Pembroke High School graduates and former youth hockey stars who were killed in a single-car crash early Saturday morning.
Both Joseph Birolini, 23, of Hanson, and William Hickey, 23, of Pembroke, suffered fatal injuries in the crash that occurred just before 1 a.m. on Elm Street in Pembroke, according to authorities. The passing of the two young men has prompted an outpouring of grief, with news of their deaths stunning school officials and the youth hockey community.
Loved ones remembered each young man for their passion for athletics, their achievements on the ice, and their dedication to their friends. Below, read the obituaries for Birolini and Hickey, shared by Sullivan Funeral Home:
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Beartown, Hockey is everything. The small Swedish town’s hopes and destiny are tied to its hockey club’s success and failures. In comes Peter Andersson (Ulf Stenberg), a recent NHL retiree and Beartown native, who is tasked with turning the team around and hopefully the town’s fortunes with it. A horrific crime shakes the city’s foundation just as the junior hockey team starts rising through their league, calling into question the town’s toxic culture. The first scene of the first episode shows an unknown individual fleeing from an unknown rifle-holding pursuer. Shots ring out through the frozen landscape. What caused this chase is the mystery of the show and unfolds through Beartown s junior hockey team’s rise and fall.
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The York Team / York Food & Drink
Even though his great-grandmother died in the flu pandemic of 1918 and his great-grandfather warned him it could happen again, the owner of York Food and Drink on Packard in Ann Arbor, Tommy York, said he didn t believe that would ever happen.
And now, here he is in the pandemic that began in 2020, doing his best to stay in business and keep the community fed and connected. WEMU s Lisa Barry talks with York in this week s Art and Soul about how he has done that and his gratitude for all the community collaboration and customer support.