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Readers, do you remember getting all dressed up for Easter - donning a hat, perhaps, or a pair of gloves, in addition to your best suit or dress? To many, the days of getting dressed up for Easter have long past, but we'd like to recall them, so please send us stories and photos of you, your children or other relatives dressed in their holiday best. Send your stories and photos to Living Well Editor Jessica Kosowski, P.O. Box 600, Attleboro, MA 02703, or jkosowski@thesunchronicle.com by March 28. ATTLEBORO - It's no secret that the Attleboro Area Council of Churches helps to feed those in need every week through its six Food 'n' Friends soup kitchens.
But, did you know that the council also helps to provide housing for those in need? Most Commented on Stories
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Fall River Diocese collects $718,135 for Haiti SUN CHRONICLE STAFF More of this story
PLAINVILLE - What corned beef and cabbage is to St. Patrick's Day, the zeppole is to St. Joseph's Day. More of this storyNorton church marks St. Pat's deliciously
NORTON - Ruth Teixeira, the long-time cook at the Chartley United Methodist Church, has for years put on the popular St. Patrick's Day corned beef and cabbage dinner there. More of this story
From the Cliffs of Mohr to making the important decision as to whether to kiss the Blarney Stone, three Sun Chronicle readers were bubbling with excitement to tell us the tales of their adventures on the Emerald Isle just in time for St. Patrick's Day. More of this storyDiocese expands Lenten weekend FALL RIVER - Looking to build on last year's first-time effort that drew an estimated 5,000 persons to confession, the Fall River Diocese will again this year hold a Lenten Reconciliation Weekend. More of this story
ATTLEBORO - For chef Bill Hiltz, there can never be too many fish to fry. More of this story
If you are spending $6 or more for a hand-made bow at craft stores, then you are paying way too much money. You can make four or more bows - depending on the cost of the ribbon - for the same price. More of this story
NORTH ATTLEBORO - Four times in the history of Grace Episcopal Church, cooks in the congregation have compiled recipes of the day for a cookbook. More of this story
She comes in the night and helps herself to freshly fallen out teeth, leaving a shiny coin - or fresh bill - in its place under a pillow. Yes, it's the mysterious Tooth Fairy who always seems to elude children who are eager to catch a glance. More of this story
NORTH ATTLEBORO - When Matt Gray of Wrentham makes chicken corn chowder, he makes chicken corn chowder - lots of it. More of this storyChapel a place of peace in city
ATTLEBORO - Driving along Route 152, a cheery, cranberry red Victorian home stands out brightly on the landscape and shouts a friendly welcome to passers-by. It is Candleberry Chapel, a non-denominational church at 381 South Main St. where faith, community, acceptance, and humanitarianism reign. The Rev. Kenneth Boyle and his wife of 22 years, Dale, have created a loving atmosphere amid the rustic beauty of their chapel, which was once a barn and carriage house. More of this story
Throughout the year, the Attleboro Area Council of Churches offers a variety of programs to help the underprivileged and disenfranchised, from helping to find housing to visiting elderly residents in local nursing homes. More of this storyArea Catholic schools mark week
School spirit will be alive and well for four local schools in the coming week, but it won't be displayed by rooting for the best sports team. More of this story |
