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BOSTON — More than 500 guests came together at The Castle in Park Square as the MassGeneral Hospital for Children traveled “to infinity and beyond” and raised more than $2 million on October 19, celebrating its 20th year of supporting pediatric health via its premier event, Storybook Ball! Jennifer and Mark Dolins of Chestnut Hill and Andrea and Justin Rosen of Charlestown co-chaired the “Toy Story”-themed event, which focused on gastrointestinal health and disease in…

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NORTH STATION — 400 guests attended John Mitchell’s Summer Bash, which was held on August 29, 2019 at the Greatest Bar. The event raised $50,000 for The Greg Hill Foundation and ALS ONE. The summer-fun tropical bash fundraiser featured fun includes live music and dancing; flamingos (yes, flamingos); food by The Kowloon, The Greatest Bar, and Friendly’s; live auction and loads of laughter provided by the funniest and kindest people around: Lenny Clarke, Steve Sweeney,…

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SOMERVILLE — It was a packed house at the Somerville Theatre for the screening of the film “Sweeney Killing Sweeney,” starring…Steve Sweeney. On hand to celebrated Sweeney were a slew of comics including Lenny Clarke, Steven Wright, Frank Santorelli, Jonathan Katz, and Tony V. Others from the city including former politician turned comedy club impresario John Tobin, former city councilor John Nucci, and film producer Kris Meyer. For more on the film, see Sweeney’s website…

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BOSTON — In the shadow of Fenway Park, more than 300 guests packed the Baseball Tavern to attend John Mitchell’s Summer Bash, including a raft of Boston’s funniest, including Lenny Clarke, Tony V., Steve Sweeney, and Christine Hurley. The event was hosted by John Mitchell and benefitted two of his favorite charities: The Greg Hill Foundation and ALS One. As you will see in the Bill’s photographs, tropical wear was the designated dress code. All…

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