Cary Shuman

Boston

Writer at Everett Independent

Editor-in-Chief at Lynn Journal

Writer at Winthrop Transcript

Writer at Chelsea Record

Editor at East Boston Times Free-Press

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Articles

Holly Garcia Selected as a Delegate to National Council for Girls Scouts

1 week ago | everettindependent.com | Cary Shuman

Continuing her immense contribution to Girl Scouts, Holly Garcia has been elected as a National Council Delegate for Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts. “I’m honored to have been chosen by the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts Board to serve as a voice for our local council at the National Council Session,” said Garcia, who is the Ward 4 city councilor.
Winthrop High Student-athletes Place American Flags to Honor Town’s Veterans

2 weeks ago | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Winthrop High student-athletes place American flags to honor town’s veteransWinthrop High School student-athletes volunteered their time to place flags at the gravesites of war veterans Saturday at the Winthrop Cemetery. Veterans Officer Phil Ronan said of the outstanding project held in observance of Memorial Day, “We had a wonderful turnout today. I’m thrilled that I was able to partner with the Athletic Director, Mark DeGregorio, and we had multiple teams and athletes participating today.
Candidates Pull Papers for Everett’s 2025 Municipal Election

2 weeks ago | everettindependent.com | Cary Shuman

Councilor-at-Large Katy Rogers walked into the City Clerk’s office at City Hall last Thursday, May 15, exactly at 8 a.m. Rogers affixed her signature to the official list for nomination papers and thus began the 2025 municipal election process. Rogers, who collected 325 signatures over the weekend to be certified as a candidate, said, “I’m committed to continued accessibility to residents, and I am looking forward to meeting new people this election cycle.
Ralph’s Next Venture

3 weeks ago | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Winthrop author and musician Tufo set to release new children’s CDWinthrop’s Ralph Tufo was walking along Revere Beach Boulevard a few years ago when he stopped and noticed a large seagull. “There was this gigantic seagull on the wall, just staring at me,” recalled Tufo.
Officially, An All-time Hockey Great

3 weeks ago | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Talia Martucci selected to Globe All-Scholastic Girls Hockey TeamTalia Martucci, a four-year standout for the Winthrop High School girls hockey team, was selected to the 2025 Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team. The honor is symbolic of being one of the top hockey players in Massachusetts. Martucci becomes the second player in the history of the Winthrop program to be named Globe All-Scholastic, joining former teammate Emma Holmes on the elite list.
Entrepreneurial Opportunities: Elias Romero credits EforAll program for helping launch auto services business

1 month ago | lynnjournal.com | Cary Shuman

The motto of EforAll, a Lynn-based organization for budding entrepreneurs is: Turning Dreams Into Businesses. Elias Romero, a 40-year-old Lynn resident, will tell you that catch phrase is right on the mark, because his dream is about to become a business. Romero recently completed the EforAll (‘E’ stands for Entrepreneurs) 12-week Business Accelerator program, receiving his certificate at the impressive EforAll Showcase and Graduation ceremony April 22 at the Peabody Essex Museum.
A Perfect Exit:St. Mary’s star Reese Matela completes her outstanding career with a state title

1 month ago | lynnjournal.com | Cary Shuman

The St. Mary’s High School girls basketball team will celebrate its Division 3 state championship at an awards banquet May 4 at Danversport. Reese Matela, a senior captain on the 2024-25 team, was a big reason why the Spartans added another title to their collection. Matela scored nine points in St. Mary’s 46-38 victory over Norwell in the state final at Tsongas Center in Lowell.
Council President Letterie pulls nomination papers

1 month ago | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Winthrop Town Council President Jim Letterie has pulled his nomination papers for the position in the Nov. 4, 2025 town election. Letterie released the following statement:“I have had the unbelievable honor of being able to represent the citizens of Winthrop as a Town Councilor for the past 20 years, and as the Council President the past 4 years.
Hannah Belcher will run for Town Council President

1 month ago | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Hannah Belcher has been a highly visible official at town civic and social events large and small during her term as the Precinct 3 councilor. Belcher, 35, is now seeking the highest profile position in Winthrop town government, having pulled papers Monday at Town Hall for Council President in the Nov. 4, 2025 election. “Monday was the first day to pull papers and I wanted to get the campaign started right away,” said Belcher.
Holgersen selected to Boston Herald All Scholastic Team

1 month ago | winthroptranscript.com | Cary Shuman

Winthrop High School hockey captain Mike Holgersen was selected to the 2025 Boston Herald All-Scholastic Hockey Team. Holgersen completed his outstanding hockey career with a hat-trick in the Vikings’ 3-0 victory over Dedham in the state championship game at the TD Garden. During the season, Holgersen surpassed the 100-point career milestone. “It’s a much-deserved honor for Mike,” said Winthrop head coach Dale Dunbar. “Mike was a great leader who put together a tremendous season.