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6 days ago | 
law360.com | Chris Villani
By Chris Villani · May 9, 2025, 4:26 PM EDT On a beautiful June day nearly 50 years ago, Bill Glahn drove north from Boston to Concord, New Hampshire, for a job interview that would change his life forever.... Want to continue reading?
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6 days ago | 
law360.com | Chris Villani
By Chris Villani ( May 9, 2025, 4:26 PM EDT) -- On a beautiful June day nearly 50 years ago, Bill Glahn drove north from Boston to Concord, New Hampshire, for a job interview that would change his life forever.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
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6 days ago | 
law360.co.uk | Chris Villani
ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. Interview By Chris Villani ( May 9, 2025, 4:26 PM EDT) -- On a beautiful June day nearly 50 years ago, Bill Glahn drove north from Boston to Concord, New Hampshire, for a job interview that would change his life forever....
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1 week ago | 
hopkintonindependent.com | Chris Villani
None of the members of the 2025 Hopkinton High School girls outdoor track and field team were alive the last time the Hillers lost a dual meet, and an impressive win over Holliston earlier this season has the program looking to extend a winning streak that dates back to 2001. “The streak has gone back 24 years,” coach Jean Cann noted.
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1 week ago | 
hopkintonindependent.com | Chris Villani
During the first three dual meets of the season, the Hopkinton High School boys outdoor track and field team competed in one that was really cold, another that was particularly windy and a third on a rare hot spring day in New England. The conditions were all different, but the result was the same: Hopkinton emerged victorious.
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1 week ago | 
hopkintonindependent.com | Chris Villani
by | May 6, 2025 | Sports Hopkinton High School girls lacrosse coach Marisa Remley could see a noticeable shift in her team not even halfway through the 2025 season.
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1 week ago | 
milfordfreepress.com | Chris Villani
Scarlet Hawks on pace for best win total in yearsBy Chris VillaniLuck has not been on the side of the Milford High boys’ tennis team so far this year, but that has not stopped the Scarlet Hawks from picking up a couple of early victories and setting themselves up for their most successful year in recent memory. “With a little bit of luck, we could be better on the record side of things, but we have been playing well,” said head coach Shawn Austin.
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1 week ago | 
milfordfreepress.com | Chris Villani
Co-op has sights set on deep playoff runBy Chris VillaniThe Nipmuc/Blackstone Valley Tech boys’ volleyball co-op could not have scripted a much better start to the season. The team won nine of its first 10 games, and the lone loss came with a shorthanded roster during April vacation week. Head coach Brian Gerard said his team has all the components of a winner. “We have a lot of firepower, an excellent young setter, and defensively, we are excellent,” Gerard said. “So we have all the pieces we need.
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1 week ago | 
milfordfreepress.com | Chris Villani
Freshman heavy team shows signs of improvement By Chris VillaniWith five freshmen and seven juniors on this year’s varsity softball roster for Blackstone Valley Tech, head coach Peter Cardoza had a feeling there could be some growing pains this spring. But the Beavers are showing signs of promise every game and the coach feels like they will finish the year strong. “I think we will get it, I think we can turn it around,” Cardoza said following a 3-7 start.
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1 week ago | 
milfordfreepress.com | Chris Villani
Scarlet Hawks playing with more confidence this springBy Chris VillaniMilford High girls’ tennis head coach Julie Rabinowitz came into the 2025 season optimistic after returning her entire lineup from the season before. Her confidence in her team has been mirrored by her team, as the Scarlet Hawks have increased their swagger, and win total, in 2025.
