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Photo by Bernard Videl BOSTON — Mary Higgins Clark, the Queen of Suspense, has a new book out, will be honored by the Authors Guild Foundation on May 15, and continues to work for the Massachusetts-based FRAXA Foundation. She spoke with Carol Beggy about the many projects she has going and why she continues to work for charities that she cares about. You can read it by clicking here.
BOSTON — More than 600 local Comcast NBCUniversal employees and their families, friends and community partners will “make change happen” as they volunteer to improve the Josiah Quincy Elementary School and other Chinatown neighborhood gathering areas as a result of the company’s partnership with the Asian Community Development Corporation as part of the 17th annual Comcast Cares Day. This year, volunteers in Boston’s Chinatown also were part of and celebrated a significant milestone of Comcast…
YARMOUTH — The memorial for slain Yarmouth Police Officer Sean Gannon continued to grow on Sunday, with hundreds placing flowers and cards on his parked cruiser. The mourners were coming to pay their respects to Gannon, 32, who was shot while attempting to carry out an arrest warrant Thursday. Gannon’s police dog, Nero, was also shot and badly wounded, but is recovering, according to the Yarmouth Police Department’s website. All photos by Bill Brett
HINGHAM — It was two sold-out shows for the Hingham Middle School’s production of “Legally Blonde.” All photos by Bill Brett
BOSTON — 450 guests attended Isenberg School of Management’s Hospitality and Tourism Management annual Dinner Awards Dinner, which was held at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel. Isenberg School Dean Mark A. Fuller recognized CBS Sports Reporter Jenny Dell with the “2018 Outstanding Young Leader” award and Pyramid Hotel Group CEO Richard M. Kelleher with the Distinguished Industry Leader Award.
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