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Once upon a time, generations of families lived close enough to gather for Sunday dinner, help raise the little ones, look after the old ones, bear each other’s burdens and,

My mother tried to teach me to see danger. Even the kind you can’t see until it’s too late. “You have to watch for it,” she’d say.

My mother tried to teach me to see danger. Even the kind you can’t see until it’s too late.

The calendar in my kitchen tried to tell me it’s still spring, but I found it hard to believe.

My dad was a simple man. He loved simple food, like the cornbread his mother baked every day. Simple people, who never tried to put on airs. And simple pleasures,

New Bedford launched Pride around the city. Here are all the events to honor the LGBTQ+ community, all month long in the SouthCoast area.

Sunshine is the best disinfectant. That’s what my mother always said.

A note from Sharon: I wrote the following column on Monday, May 23, the day before the horrific school shooting in Texas.

All-New 17-Track Career Spanning Compilation Is The First To Contain Songs From Nelsons UMG Catalog As Well As Their Later Stone Canyon Records A...

What would you say has been the greatest loss of your life? The death of a loved one? The end of a relationship?