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Nora Searle Field Dedicated Before Full House
All sports teams from the youth to the high school level participate in halftime ceremony.
Hundreds of people from Dover-Sherborn turned out last night as the newly constructed field at Nathaniel Frothingham Stadium was dedicated and named Nora Searle Field in memory of the 14-year-old eighth grader who died from cancer last April.
At halftime of the Raiders game against Hopkington, youth athletes from all the sports joined all the high school athletes in a procession onto the field
Superintendant Valerie Spriggs spoke to the crowd at halftime, giving thanks to many, and the Booster Club's Frank Pearlmutter and Bill Schatard spoke as well.
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It was a great evening for all, with the only downside being the Raider football team lost to Hopkington, 37-18.
Check back here on Dover-Sherborn Patch on Monday morning for more on last night's event, including many more pictures.
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