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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — If ever there was a year when angels were needed, 2020 was it. But we were in luck. In spite of the cynicism, shutdowns, and separation from our families, friends and normal way of life, we had plenty of angels among us to pull us through and put smiles on our faces. Angels sewed and distributed masks. They drove by our homes in parades to celebrate our birthdays. They visited the elderly through the windows of nursing homes. They donated what they had to good causes. They voted. They stayed home, wore masks, kept their distance to keep us safe.

Question... What if Santa was from Texarkana? Let's think this through. So here's what I think. If Santa was from Texarkana, his Christmas would go a lil something like this.... Santa picks up the goods from the North Pole and rolls back into town locked in to the hottest station in the city, of course... Majic 93.3 with his BEST FRIEND AT WORK. Suuuuch a busy day ahead, but first things first..... Santa needs his fit for the night. Up up and away to the South House, Rudolph! Because Santa's pimpin's superb, this year he'll be rocking that all red suit trimmed in Louis Vuitton with the Lo...

The Millbury-Sutton Chronicle My favorite Christmas treat are those little Danish butter cookies that come in the blue tin. I know they’re available year-round, but my brain forever associates them with the upcoming holiday. My great grandmother, Sally Cofske, lived on South Main Street in Millbury, and I have a memory (true or not) of sitting near their tree in the front room and Nanny bringing out the tin of cookies. Today, they provide just as much nostalgia as they do a great taste. We rarely baked cookies as I was growing up. While that’s a shared experience for many, outside of the ...