Since last Mother’s Day, there are moms who have seen their children grow from infants to toddlers who have yet to be able to take part in one of motherhood’s great joys — introducing those children to their own family members, particularly, if they are fortunate, to their own mothers.
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I received an interesting email the other day. It said in the header: “Wow, you really are an idiot.” There was no text, and it was from a sender I did not recognize. I replied: “Well, you are not alone in that opinion, but what brought this on?”
The world looks a bit different when — like my daughter — you’re a 7 year old with a propensity for making arts and crafts. The dining room table is for painting and gluing rather than eating. Old boxes become building blocks rather than fodder for the recycling bin. Egg cartons and empty pa…
Three signs that the coronavirus’ grip on us may be loosening along with a couple of other thoughts while hoping these April showers have finally disappeared now that it’s May:
“Green, green, it’s green they say
Several announcements by big city mayors and numerous governors in recent days seemed to signify that putting the pandemic in the rear view mirror is a wish that is not so far off anymore. If the shuttering of major cities and small town main streets symbolized the start of the pandemic, it …
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A rewriting of the facts
The day the GOP died
To the editor:
What really happened Jan. 6
Thank you North Attleboro schools
Jan. 6 was mostly a peaceful protest
Letter writer need not apologize
Foxboro has a spending problem