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WELLESLEY – A long, though unofficial, tradition led Wellesley's Boston Post Cane to pass this week to Herlda Senhouse, the town's oldest resident at 105, who joked that her lack of children led to a more stress-free – and longer – life. Senhouse received the gold-knobbed walking stick surrounded
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The culture war has only just begun. This is not a conventional battle of two sides, sparring over rights and the merits of tradition within the confines of civil democratic debates. Sadly, we are in the midst of guerrilla warfare where unpredictable alliances are forming and personal feuds are fought
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Donald Trump
The latest CBS poll suggests that the Donald Trump juggernaut continues to roll, with 35 percent of Republicans supporting him. Ted Cruz, his nearest rival, garners 18 percent. Jeb Bush, the candidate who should have been the obvious choice if conventional wisdom about money and politics was even remotely true,
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MARBLEHEAD – Alice McGill Tompkins, a 105-year-old resident of Lafayette Rehabilitation and Nursing Home, was recently presented the historic Boston Post Cane, in recognition of her status as the town's oldest living resident. In November, Marblehead Selectman Jackie Belf-Becker presented Tompkins with the cane and a plaque — a New
Abortion
Washington D.C. (CNA) — It was an event that wasn't supposed to have anniversaries. When the March for Life started 43 years ago, abortion on demand up to the point of birth had just been legalized by the United States Supreme Court in Roe vs. Wade. At that
Maine
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — There will be fewer claws for Christmas in Europe this year. Less of the record lobster catches that have been a boon for the American fishing industry are making it onto European tables, where they have long been a holiday tradition, from lobster Thermidor in France to
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More than 12,000 runners gathered in Woods Hole on Sunday for the 43d annual Falmouth Road Race, sponsored by New Balance. The race, an annual Cape Cod tradition, started off as a race between two Falmouth bars. [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id="30" gal_title="Falmouth Road
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On an overcast Monday afternoon at the Topsfield Fair, crowds swarmed the fields admiring animals, playing carnival games and eating funnel cake topped with powdered sugar. Also marking senior citizen's day, older guests were greeted with sunflowers, brightening up a gray day. The annual fall fair north of
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