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Framingham Claws Past Wildcats On Senior Night

February 15, 2020February 19, 2020 editor Chloe Pearce, Framingham High athletics, Framingham High girls basketball, Hannah Krier, Katie Regan, Nicole Moran, Selina Monestime, senior night, Vienna Monestime, Weymouth High athletics

FRAMINGHAM – The Framingham High girls basketball team won against Weymouth High on senior night February 14. The Flyers defeated

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