The annual Mr. SHS competition was held April 17 at Stoughton High. Members of this year's senior class, the SHS class of 2015, competed for top honors.

Peter Cariofiles won the title this year, with David Lockhart coming in second and Mike Carroll coming in third.

In addition to Cariofiles, Lockhart and Carroll, contestants included Brandon Cohen, David Bunce-Grenon, Dylan Freitas, Ethan Rawl, Jonathan Oliveira, Kish Patel, Matt Williams and Neythan Cardoso.

Check out photos and video from the evening, including a broadcast of the entire show. Links/videos are posted on this page.  

Stoughton Media Access Board of Directors Meeting

Wednesday, April 29, 2015 - 7:00 p.m. 

421 Page Street Suite 2 - Conference Room
Stoughton, MA

AGENDA

1. Public Comment
2. Studio Update and Events
3. Employee Benefits - 401 K
4. S.M.A.C. Agreement with Town of Stoughton
5. Authorize Paid / Unpaid Bills
6. Approve Minutes from Last Meeting
7. Schedule Next Meeting

 In his nomination of Vargas for this award, Forrest Lindwall called his fellow Redevelopment Authority board member "one of Stoughton's finest citizens."

"He is always promoting Cash Mob for folks to patronize local businesses," Lindwall wrote. "His video with Pam Carr promoting the Farmers market last summer was just excellent. And you often see Vargas & Vargas Insurance as a sponsor for local community events. He is a faithful parishioner of Immaculate Conception Church and a member of the Redevelopment Authority. And best of all - he is a sincere gentleman who always has a smile for everyone he encounters - just ask the folks at Stoughton Bakery, Corner Cafe, Chicken Kabob, Zachary's or just about any other local food emporium."

In another nomination for Vargas, Sharon Fradkin wrote, "I think Carlos Vargas has done a lot for our town with his upbeat attitude, his organization of cash mobs through the miserable winter to help our small restaurants and other businesses, his support of Stoughton Farmers Market (Platinum sponsor last year and upcoming as well)...plus he is a great family man [and] a wonderful cook." 

Upon receiving his award, Vargas said, "We all have the ability to affect our community for the better. It's really not an opportunity; it's an obligation."

Vargas was joined by his wife Kathy at SMAC's Annual Appreciation and Awards Night.