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Mary A. Horrigan, age 91, a longtime resident of Quincy, died peacefully, Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at Briarcliffe Manor in Johnston, R.I., in the comfort of her loving daughter, Mary Ellen.

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Horrigan had not responded to requests for additional comment about his departure both before and after the Akron Beacon Journal article -- as had been the case with the Seren administration as well.