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COLUMBIA POINT, DORCHESTER — 250 guests attended the Fall Soiree celebrating neurodiversity with S.E.A.L. foundation, which was held at the John F. Kennedy Library in Dorchester’s Columbia Point. The event was hosted by Kerry Peroni, president and founder of S.E.A.L. Foundation with emcee Susan Wornick, formerly of WCVB/Channel 5. The student speaker was Brooke Potter from Bishop Stang High School, North Dartmouth. For more on the S.E.A.L. Foundation, which has as its mission to open…

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DORCHESTER –More than 450 guests attended the “Live the Beth Life’ community fundraiser, held in the memory of Bethy Curley of Dorchester, which was held at Florian Hall. The event included a comedy show, silent auction, and dancing. The lineup included Steve Sweeney, Mike Donovan, Paul D’Angelo, and the Fabulous Sullivan Brothers. All the money raised will benefit the Martin Richard Foundation. All photos by Bill Brett

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DORECHESTER — 150 golfers attended the tournament to support the 11 fund, named after late Boston Bruins player Jimmy Hayes of Dorchester. The golfers playes at the George Wright Golf Course in Hyde Park and held lunch and auction at the John P. McKeon Amvets Post 146. Eire Pub in Dorchester as the host and proceeds were to St. John Paul II Catholic Academy in Dorchester. Jimmy Hayes died in 2021. He was 31. All…

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DORCHESTER — Photographer Bill Brett, the author of six books about his beloved hometown Boston and its people, has announced that for his next project he will make portraits of Boston area veterans, those in the military, and those who support them. The idea for this “heroes” project grew out of a conversation Bill had with chef/restaurateur Paul Wahlberg and College Hype’s Jack Doherty as they were talking about the region’s long history of service…

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DUXBURY — B-I-N-G-O was the name of the game as Black Tie Bingo returned to the Duxbury Senior Center after taking a brake because of Covid restrictions. More than150 people decked out in their finest party clothes for the 10th annual Black Tie Bingo event at the Duxbury Senior Center, a fundraising effort by the Council on Aging Board and the Friends of the COA to raise money for Duxbury’s Interfaith Council’s Fuel Assistance Program…

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