Montgomery girls lacrosse team drops to 2-2 on the season, both losses against Hillsborough ×
Monday’s Senior Night contest between Montgomery High School and Hillsborough High School saw Montgomery drop to 2-2 on the season.
Held on May 3 at Dan A. Noonan Field in Hillsborough, Montgomery junior Maddie Hogan scored a team-high two goals, while teammate Toni Chungunov recorded the only Cougars’ goal in the second half.
The only two losses this season for the Cougars have come against Hillsborough, this time by a score of 8-2.
First-year Coach Joe Riccardi has been looking forward “all school year” to being on the field with his Montgomery squad and feels the team has the talent to be competitive in the Skyland Conference this season.
Hillsborough girls lacrosse triumphant on Senior Night
Hillsborough girls lacrosse triumphant on Senior Night
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The Hillsborough High School girls lacrosse program honored all 10 of its senior players before its game against Montgomery High School on May 3 in Hillsborough. Hillsborough won the contest 12-3 to improve to 5-2 on the season.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF
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Hillsborough High School midfielder Olivia Halverson races up the field past Montgomery s Toni Chugunov during a game played on May 3 in Hillsborough. Halverson scored a goal in the 12-3 victory for Hillsborough. STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF
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Hillsborough High School girls lacrosse player Alexa Ciccarelli delivers a pass to a teammate during a game against Montgomery High School on May 3 in Hillsborough. Ciccarelli scored two goals in the contest. STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF
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Town looks to put extra $394,000 to repaving, new fuel depot
Workers on Monday repair a hole in the pavement in front of 90 Elena St. in North Providence which came about when the resident decided to connect to the sewer lines. David Tacelli, of the NPDPW, fills in the hole with a fill mixture known as a “cold patch,” which will hold up until a more permanent repair can be completed in warmer weather. NPDPW employee Joe Riccardi smooths the mixture with a shovel. (Breeze photos by Charles Lawrence)
NORTH PROVIDENCE – During budget discussions last June, the Town Council added an extra $200,000 to $194,000 in money members had found in cost savings to create a new account for as-needed expenditures, including for if the schools needed more money.
JACKSON – Members of the Jackson Planning Board have approved an application that proposed the construction of a diner on Route 537 (Monmouth Road), near the Six Flags Great Adventure theme park.
The applicant, Lirama, LLC, JB’s Diner, sought preliminary and final major site plan approval during the board’s Feb. 22 meeting. The building will have a 6,500-square-foot dining area and a 5,400-square-foot basement, according to the application.
The diner will have a private well and a septic system.
Attorney Dennis Galvin represented the applicant and said the plan is for “JB’s Diner in Jackson. It is not the Jackson Diner. There is no relationship to any diner in town.”