The legend lives on in South Shore
Waverly/South Shore students replace the stones on the effigies.
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By Brandon Heim - June 10, 2026 in Featured, News Reading Time: 3 minutes
Waverly/South Shore students replace the stones on the effigies.
Ahead of South Shore’s 125th Anniversary, The Watertown Current is pleased to publish a special section on the community’s history. Native American h...
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