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MILTON — When we recently posted a photograph on Bill’s Facebook page asking for help in identifying people in a photograph, we got a great response. A few dozen comments and a dozen shares of the post with our notes, not only corrected some of our notes, but showed us a few things we hadn’t seen. The original post: “Calling all history buffs and eagle-eyed news hounds. Bill Brett’s friend Bob McAuliffe has this photo…
DORCHESTER — Special Olympics Massachusetts President and CEO Mary Beth McMahon hosted a holiday party at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum to thank the Marlborough-based nonprofit’s sponsors and volunteers. Some 175 guests attended and the event raised money for the Massachusetts Knights of Columbus. All photos by Bill Brett
SEAPORT — 375 guests raised more than $350,000 for the Rodman for Kids charity at a gala held at the Seaport Hotel. Governor Charlie Baker and his wife, Lauren, attended the event to show their support for the late auto dealer and philanthropist Don Rodman, who started the children’s charity with his late wife, Marilyn. All photos by Bill Brett
DORCHESTER — Victoria Reggie Kennedy was sworn in as the US Ambassador to Austria by Stephen G. Breyer, associate justice of the US Supreme Court, at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate in Dorchester’s Columbia Point. Also on hand for the ceremony were Ambassador Kennedy’s son, Curran Raclin, her mother, Doris Ann Boustany Reggie, her brother Denis Reggie, and the late Senator Kennedy’s sons, Edward Jr. and Patrick. All photos by Bill…
DORCHESTER — More than 500 guests attended the IBEW Local 103’s 4th annual Fall fundraiser, Brotherhood of the Fallen, to remember those who lost their lives in service to the our country. The event was held at the union’s hall in Dorchester and featured former Boston Police commissioner Bill Bratton as guest speaker and Fox 25’s Kerry Kavanaugh as the emcee. Cambridge Police Deputy Superintendent Pauline Wells sang the national anthem. All photos by Bill…
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