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- The Whole World Over by Julia Glass. Pantheon, 2006.
- Prisoner of Memory by Denise Hamilton. Scribner, 2006.
- The Pale Blue Eye by Louis Bayard. HarperCollins, 2006.
- Darcy's Story: Pride and Prejudice Told From a New Perspective by Janet Aylmer. Harper, 2006.
- My Life in France by Julia Child. Knopf, 2006.
- Julius Rosenwald: The Man Who Built Sears, Roebuck and Advanced the Cause of Black Education in the American South by Peter M. Ascoli. Indiana University Press, 2006.
- We'll Always Have Paris: Sex and Love in the City of Light by John Baxter. Harper Perennial, 2006.
- Monsters: Mary Shelley and the Curse of Frankenstein by Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler. Little, Brown, 2006.
- The Book of Lost Books: An Incomplete History of All the Great Books You'll Never Read by Stuart Kelly. Random House, 2006.
- The Stolen Prince by Hugh Barnes. Ecco, 2006.
- A Passion for Ice Cream by Emily Luchetti. Chronicle Books, 2006.
- Killer Ribs by Nancy Davidson. Chronicle Books, 2006.
- The Asian Grill by Corinne Trang. Black Dog and Chronicle Books, 2006.
Young Adult
- A Brief Chapter in My Impossible Life by Dana Reinhardt. Wendy Lamb Books, 2006.
- The Sea of Monsters by Rick Riordan. Miramax Books, 2006.
- Unseen America: Photos and Stories by Workers edited by Esther Cohen. Bread and Roses, 2006.
- Dictator Style: Lifestyles of the World's Most Colorful Despots by Peter York. Chronicle Books, 2006.
- The New Yorker Book of Cartoon Puzzles and Games. Black Dog and Leventhal Press, 2006.
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COLUMBUS, Miss. – The past few days educators from around the Golden Triangle, as well as Tupelo, have spent their days learning about the importance of incorporating nutrition and physical activity in their classrooms.
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COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Thomas Haffey, Mississippi University for Women's Phi Beta Lambda chapter adviser and instructor of marketing, recently took second place in current events in business and third place in marketing at the Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference June 24-27 in Atlanta, Ga.
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Approximately 30 high school teachers from across the country will be at Mississippi University for Women this week and later this month learning the latest in restaurant management and culinary arts.
JACKSON, Miss. – Dr. Kendall Dunkelberg of Columbus has been awarded a $4,500 Artist Fellowship from the Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC) to continue his work on new poems for his fourth book.


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Location is awesome. Short 10min stroll in a safe neighbourhood to the Subway station. Hotel is a little tired. We booked 2 rooms as we are a young family of 7 visiting New York for the first time.
We traveled in Dec 2012
1x room smelt aweful....from mildew, we later noticed that the carpet was still soaked, must have been from the previous people. When we first walked in the room they had an industrial blow dryer on the carpet. After 2 days of complaining we were finally moved to another room. Late that day I noticed that other people were in the room..there is no way that smell would have gone by then.
Staff were hit and miss....not exceptional but also not too sour. The dining area is quite small.
Nothing is cheap in New York so besides the negatives we did enjoy our stay...and if we ever have the opportunity to go back the RRI is good value for money.
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Water is Back
July 30, 2016 - The water supply to the Claflin Fountain pump has been off for a while, undergoing repair, but is now on. The water in the fountain continuously circulates by means of a pump (Under the trap door). When the level in the reservoir of the pump drops through evaporation and splash, it is resupplied from the water source.
Hopkinton Center for the Arts
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Sunset Jazz
July 30
The Nate Aronow Group performs in this Saturday's Sunset Jazz Concert Series at Hopkinton Center for the Arts
The Nate Aronow Nextet presents an energetic and varied show of innovative original and cover Jazz, Latin, R&B and funky grooves, including hits from Nate's latest CD "Xpression". Led by Nate on keys, the band features some of Boston's hottest cool players: Doug Sondak – Alto Sax and Flute, Craig Hlady – guitar, Dave McQ – bass, and Brendan Byrnes – drums.
Natural Selection
July 29, 2016 - Ranger Harvey pointed out this water snake at the Hopkinton State Park spillway today, as it moved slowly across a gravel area near its home turf. Eons ago, its ancestors likely had different markings around its mouth; but the ones with the chance markings that appear to be gigantic teeth around its facial area are the ones that kept predators away and became part of the specie that makes it distinctive; the ones most likely to survive long enough to live and pass on their genes.
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The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below.
7 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency.
10 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks.
1 Motor Vehicle Accident without personal injury.
1 Disabled Motor Vehicle.
1 Time the Police participated in Community Relations or passenger safety
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Thursday, July 28, 2016
9:41 pm A female caller reported that a suspicious motor vehicle pulled into the College Rock Park area and shut its lights off. Two officers responded and subsequently destroyed a small amount of marijuana.
6:50 pm A Wood Street resident reported that her children found a bag with pills and other items inside. Officer John Corridan responded to retrieve it.
2:23 pm Officer Philip Powers spoke with a walk-in who had questions about becoming a police officer.
12:58 pm A resident of School Street reported a large amount of jewelry stolen from his home. Officer Peter Booth responded to write a report.
12:56 pm A caller reported an aggressive and erratic dirt bike operator on Hayden Rowe Street. Officer Arthur Schofield advised that it was a moped and the operator, a 29 year-old male from Milford, was arrested and charged with Operator a Motor Vehicle With License Revoked as HTO.
12:48 pm An Elizabeth Road resident reported that a suspicious man had been sitting on an electrical box in front of his residence for over an hour. Officer Peter Booth responded and spoke with the registered solicitor.
12:29 pm A company on Elm Street reported that a former employee had not returned laptops. Officer Peter Booth responded to write a report.
11:45 am Officer Panagiotis Hontzeas stopped a motor vehicle on Proctor Street and subsequently arrested a 33 year-old male from Milford and charged him with Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Miscellaneous Motor Vehicle Equipment Violation and Operating a Motor Vehicle With Revoked License.
8:07 am A caller from Rosewood Lane reported finding a large dent on her vehicle. Officer Panagiotis Hontzeas responded to write a report.
Family Stuff
Moving Along
July 29, 2016 - The Hopkinton Public Library has been reverted to its former original two buildings following the removal of the connecting room. That makes way for an impressive glass entryway instead. Above, the cellar hole has been dug, and forms built, ready for pouring.
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Teen Comedy Brings Dark Laughter to the Stage
Heathers The Musical Opens at Hopkinton Center for the Arts this August
Music, Lyric, and Book by Laurence O'Keefe and Kevin Murphy. Based on the 1988 cult film. Cast: Taylor Forsmo (Hopkinton) as Veronica, Temma Beaudreau (Uxbridge) as Heather Chandler, Marissa Carlin (Bellingham) as Heather Duke, Carleigh Peterson (Ashland) as Heather Macnamara, and Chet Davino (Plainville) as J.D. Additional cast members include: Lindsay Baron, Matthew Dempsey, Elisa Dong , Matthew Fliegauf, Chloe Gardner, Kyle Gazoorian, Kara Hadden, Mai Hartwich, Sam Keith, Solani Kumar, Julia Lotvin, Jack McAuliffe, Evelyn Oliver, Daniel Potapov, Sean Sanford, Kyran Schnur, Mike Southworth, Ronald Vorce, Amanda Wade.
Director Rachel MacKenzie (Milford) has worked on many Enter Stage Left Theater productions, including last year's Thoroughly Modern Millie. MacKenzie currently resides in New York City where she serves as a member of the Adjunct Voice Faculty at NYU where she recently completed a Masters of Music in Vocal Performance for Musical Theatre and an Advanced Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy. She earned undergraduate degrees in Piano, Voice, and Anthropology from UMass Amherst. ~ Contributed content
The A Team
Longtime Hopkinton Police Officer Thomas Griffin, in uniform, gets a hearty welcome into a growing club of retired Hopkinton Police Officers on his last day on the job. From left, all retired, Lt. and former Interim Chief Charles Wallace, Chief Thomas Irvine, Officer Thomas Griffin, Officer Michael Hamilton, Chief Richard Flannery, Officer Patrick O'Brien. Thanks to Michael Torosian for sharing the photo.
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The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below.
15 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency.
30 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks.
1 Motor Vehicle Accident without personal injury.
2 Disabled Motor Vehicles.
1 Phone scam.
Incident Log
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
11:17 pm A motorist reported that her vehicle was egged on the driver's side while driving through town approximately forty five minutes ago.
4:48 pm A Spring Street resident reported that a pest control technician was spraying in the basement and located a wire that was arcing. Officer Panagiotis Hontzeas advised that the power was shut off to the home and the wire inspector was in route.
9:34 am A caller reported that a man in his sixties was standing in the roadway on West Main Street pretending to use his fingers as a gun and would not move. Two officers checked the area with a negative find.
9:03 am Officer Philip Powers assisted the Holliston Police Department with an armed robbery in their town and advised that the suspect was in placed into custody.
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
11:25 pm A caller from Davis Road reported that an individual jumped through his window and requested the individual to leave his residence. Two officers responded and wrote a report.
7:50 pm A caller reported that three females were swearing while sitting on the lifeguard chair at Sandy Beach with open containers of alcohol. The caller was upset because he had his young son with him. Two officers spoke with females, dumped out the alcohol and sent them on their way.
12:47 pm A pedestrian reported finding a wallet on Sylvan Way.
:55 am A Hayden Rowe Street resident reported that the tire to a vehicle she was borrowing was possibly slashed overnight. Officer Thomas Griffin responded and advised that it was damaged from hitting a curb.
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Hopkinton Center Trail Second Annual Art on the Trail Takes Shape
Twenty new sculptures
to be unveiled at August 7th
Above, Mother Nature has grown her own exhibit on the side of the Center Trail, ivy-covered trees that look like they just might uproot themselves and walk toward you, while artists prepare their exhibits to share with the good people of Hopkinton, on the Trail, beginning on August 7, 2016, 2-4pm.
(July 28, 2015 – Hopkinton, MA) The Hopkinton Upper Charles Trail Committee invites the public to the second annual Art on the Trail exhibition opening along the Hopkinton Center Trail on Sunday, August 7, from 2 to 4 p.m. The exhibit includes 20 new sculpture installations, created by resident artists and groups from Hopkinton and nearby towns. At 2:15 speakers will deliver introductory remarks at the Center Trail entrance across from Hopkinton Lumber, and at 2:45, the artists will accompany the group on a walk to visit each installation. Good walking shoes and water are recommended for those planning to walk the full exhibit (less than 2 miles round trip). This free exhibition will be on display through September 25 and is expected to draw more than 5,000 people. For more information, visit http://uctc.hopkintonma.gov/ .
Route 495 Franklin Crash Results in Fatality
July 28, 2016 - At approximately 6 a.m. today Massachusetts State Troopers responded to reports of a single-vehicle crash on Route 495 northbound, north of Exit 17, in Franklin that resulted in the death of the operator.
Preliminary investigation indicates that an adult male was operating a 1997 Ford F-150 pickup northbound when, for reasons still under investigation, the truck went off the road to the right and into the woods. The operator, the truck's lone occupant, was determined to be deceased on-scene.
The victim's name is not being released at this time as the family notification process is underway.
The crash remains under investigation by Troop H of the Massachusetts State Police with assistance from the State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section, the State Police Crime Scene Services Section, and the State Police Detective Unit for Norfolk County. Troopers were assisted on scene by the Franklin Fire Department,
Bellingham Fire and Police Departments, and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.
Rubber Chip Seal resurfacing work is scheduled for Monday August 1 and Tuesday August 2 on the following streets.
Downey St – Full length. Road closed to through traffic 9am-1pm.
Downey PL – Full length. Road closed to through traffic 9am-1pm.
Hayward St – South St to Second Rd. Road closed to through traffic 1pm-3pm.
Saddle Hill Rd – Edgehill Rd to Fruit St.3pm-5pm one lane of traffic will be open.
South Mill St – Full length. Road closed to through traffic 7am-5pm.
Please seek alternate routes.
Mike Mansir
Hopkinton Highway Manager
July 27, 2016 - Above, the Hopkinton-based singing group, The Treblemakers, performed at "Christmas in July" at Faith Community Church this evening for a fundraiser to benefit Project Just Because, a Hopkinton-based charity. The main ballroom was filled with silent raffle items to benefit the PJB mission. Their statement: "Project Just Because helps struggling families in their times of greatest need by supplying basic necessities including warm clothing, food and school supplies. We are dedicated to serving as many men, women and children as possible in a caring and dignified environment. As a conduit between those who want to give and those in need, Project Just Because fosters a stronger, more empathetic community." They can be reached at 508-435-6511.
Below, PJB President and Founder, Cherylann Lambert Walsh with Board members Dale Danahy and Sue Pearson.
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Congregation B'nai Shalom to hold its annual Open House – Thursday, August 11, 2016
At Congregation B'nai Shalom, listening to our members is one of the best ways to learn about what makes our congregation a special place to belong. Here are just some of the things they have told us:
We would love the opportunity for you to meet our members, our Rabbis and staff, and discover what is special about Congregation B'nai Shalom for yourselves. Please join us at our annual Prospective Member Open House on Thursday, August 11th from 6:30 – 8:00 pm. You will learn about the synagogue's many programs and activities, including worship services, our early childhood program, religious school, adult education, and much more. Refreshments will be served, and there will be activities to occupy young children while you are taking a tour. Whether you are a family with or without children, a senior, LGBT, or an interfaith household, we hope you will find your place among our congregation of about 450 families from over 20 area communities. For more information, or to set up a time for a personal visit, call 508-366-7191 or visit our website at www.cbnaishalom.org.
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Deadly Force Justified in Everett Shooting of Knife-Wielding, charging Man (Video below)
from Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan:
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State Police Investigating Fatal Crash In Mansfield
This morning, shortly after 2:00 a.m., State Police responded to a two-car, head-on crash on Route 495 southbound, south of exit 13, in Mansfield which resulted in the deaths of two drivers.
Preliminary investigation by Trooper Daniel Nunes indicates that a 2014 Nissan Sentra, operated by a 24-year-old woman from Middleboro, was traveling northbound in the southbound travel lanes when her vehicle struck a 2014 Chevrolet Cruze, operated by a 27-year-old man from Taunton, who was traveling in the middle lane at the time of the crash. As a result of this head-on crash, both drivers (sole occupants) were pronounced deceased at the scene.
This crash remains under investigation with assistance from the State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section, Crime Scene Services Section, Troop H Detectives, and Troopers assigned to the Bristol County District Attorney's Office. It has yet to be determined where the operator of the Nissan entered the highway and what other factors might have contributed to the cause of this crash.
State Police were assisted on scene by Mansfield Fire and EMS and Mass DOT. The identity of the operators is being withheld pending family notification.
Roadwork is scheduled for Benson Rd & Kimball Rd on Thursday July 28, Friday July 29 & Monday August 1. Crews will be installing asphalt curbing on both sides of the roads
Please expect delays and seek alternate routes when possible.
Mike Mansir
Highway Manager
Family Stuff
Water Supply Diminishing, Consequences Loom
The Town's pumping capacity from its wells is diminishing quickly due to a combination of the continuing drought and a considerable increase in water use. It is now necessary to use water from our Pond Street wells to keep up with water use demand. Those wells contain naturally occurring iron; as such, you may notice discoloration in the water from time to time. That discoloration poses no threat to public health. It is IMPERATIVE that everyone adhere to the current water use restrictions. You can find the details here: Water Use Restrictions. We are quickly approaching the need to enact further restrictions to ensure the safe and adequate supply of water for daily essential needs and fire fighting capability.
Eric J. Carty Water-Sewer Manager
Scofflaws 2
Better Than the Original! More Scofflaws! More Stupidity!
And featuring one segment contributed by a reader!
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New England Revolution Honors Local Hero
July 25, 2016 (Boston, MA) — The New England Revolution honored Officer Matthew Rankins from the Upton Police Department as the Hero of the Match at the team's home game on July 23, 2016 against Chicago Fire Soccer Club. Office Rankins was recognized for saving a family out of their burning home while being out on patrol during a pregame ceremony. He had a sideline view of the Revs pregame warmups and enjoyed the game from the Putnam Club.
The Revs' Hero of the Match program honors a local first responder, member of the armed forces or individual making a difference in the community at each home game during the 2016 season. To nominate a Hero of the Match for an upcoming New England Revolution. Contributed content.
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A Nest of Thine Own
July 26, 2016 - At the last visit to our favorite heron nursery, we spotted a photographer hiding on the shore of the marsh making a nest for herself from which to photograph the dozen or so heron nests within sight. Her lens is likely made especially for photographing birds from afar, given its length. Unlike most cameras that would mount on a tripod, a lens this size would need to have its own mount, so as to not stress the lens receptacle on the camera, which is much lighter than the lens.
Milford Regional Medical Center Awarded Designation as a Center of Excellence
for Substance-Exposed Infants and Their Families
July 26, 2016 - Milford Regional Medical Center (Milford Regional) was awarded the designation as a 2016 Center of Excellence in Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) Care by the Vermont Oxford Network. This nonprofit voluntary collaboration of health care professionals works together as an interdisciplinary community to change the landscape of neonatal care.
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July 26 2016 - Old Town Liquors, the license and building, were acquired by Medfield resident Kristofor Lako, who sold his Peabody package store, he said, to work closer to his home. The sale price, listed in the Real Estate Transactions, was $660,000.
A family man proud of his two daughters, he was quick to mention that his wife works for Ameriprise Financial.
"I'm a hard-working person," he said, and plans to maintain the "nice and clean" presentation of the store. He promised to drop many, if not most , of the prices by the end of September, the beginning of October.
"I love to be part of the community of Hopkinton," he said.
Family Stuff
You Lookin' at Me?
July 26, 2016 - This red-tailed hawk didn't stick around for the 4x6 proofs, but instead took off at the sight of the camera.
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(Message from Town of Hopkinton, MA) 3:45 pm
Swimming at Sandy Beach prohibited until further notice. Recent storms have created unsafe levels of bacteria in the water.
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30 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency.
64 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks.
1 Motor Vehicle Accident without personal injury.
3 Disabled Motor Vehicles.
3 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
2 Times the Police participated in Community Relations or passenger safety.
Incident Log
Monday, July 25, 2016
3:00 pm A Clinton Street resident reported that the operator of a suspicious motor vehicle approached her stating that he was there to paint her house. She did not let him in the home and advised that he took off in an unknown direction. Officer Brian Sanchioni checked the area with a negative find.
2:38 pm Several callers reported a large flame at the tree tops in the vicinity of a Wilson Street business. The facility was contacted and advised that they had a power loss which caused several events to happen.
1:26 pm An officer wrote a report of larceny on Hayden Rowe Street.
8:55 am A resident of Emerson Way reported that a vehicle drove over her lawn and her neighbor's lawn. Officer Stephen Buckley responded and advised that there was no property damage.
12:33 am Officer Brian Sanchioni performed a crime prevention action on Downey Street.
Sunday, July 24, 2016
3:35 pm A walk-in reported a parking issue near Rafferty Road. Officer Brian Sanchioni responded and issued multiple parking tickets.
1:21 pm Officer Arthur Schofield spoke with two pedestrians, on a ramp towards Route 495, who were looking for a bicycle that had reportedly fallen off of their vehicle. They were transported back to their vehicle and advised to contact the State Police about the bike.
10:29 am Officer Arthur Schofield spoke with a Grove Street resident regarding a hammock being taken from her backyard.
12:55 am The State Police reported that a motor vehicle from Hopkinton was on the Mass Pike with no headlights on. Officer Brian Sanchioni stopped the motor vehicle on West Main Street, gave the operator field sobriety tests and then sent them on their way.
Saturday, July 23, 2016
9:04 pm A 911 caller from West Main Street reported that a suspicious motor vehicle was parked out back with two occupants inside. Three officers responded and subsequently arrested a 34 year-old male from Whitinsville for three Warrants.
4:46 pm A 911 caller reported that a motor vehicle hit a telephone pole on Elm Street. Three officers responded and advised that the vehicle hit a tree not a pole. Subsequently, a 30 year-old male from Brockton was arrested and charged with OUI Liquor, Operator Littering from a Motor Vehicle and Speeding.
2:54 pm Multiple callers complained about the traffic on Cedar Street. Officer Arthur Schofield responded and advised that it was due to the State Park reaching their capacity and nobody would leave. The State Police were contacted to assist.
Friday, July 22, 2016
7:48 pm Officer Arthur Schofield spoke with a resident of Hayden Rowe Street regarding a past breaking and entering incident.
7:03 pm A caller reported losing his pair of blue shorts with his wallet in them at the basketball court on Hayden Rowe Street.
3:48 pm Officer Matthew Santoro performed a crime prevention action on West Main Street.
2:04 pm A caller requested an officers assistance with obtaining his prescription from his father's residence on Hayden Rowe Street. Officer Arthur Schofield spoke with both parties and wrote a report.
12:41 pm A walk-in from Tammer Lane spoke with Officer Arthur Schofield regarding ways to make her street safer.
12:09 pm A female caller from Falcon Ridge Drive reported witnessing a suspicious black Jeep drive by about five times and stated that her neighbor also witnessed the same vehicle park outside her home for a brief time. Two officers checked the area but could not locate the vehicle.
Family Stuff
Steady Hand
July 25, 2016 - David Antaki makes a human tripod out of his hands, arms, elbows and legs Sunday night on Hopkinton Common, capturing video for the local cable station,
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Ride Through Town
Fire Chief Stephen Slaman rides "shotgun" in the newly acquired ladder truck he spent so much time inspecting before recommending its purchase to the town. MOUSE-OVER to see the truck full length.
The Art of the Dance
July 25, 2016 - Singer-songwriter, performer-music teacher Amanda Maffei and artist-art teacher Robin Batchelder express themselves in dance, while some new arrivals to the festivities look on from the background
July 25, 2016 - The commonly held belief that Hopkinton State Park does not charge admission, only for parking, was of no consequence this past Saturday when a shiny new sign made its bright, bold debut, and powerful pronouncement. Of course, anyone thinking they could arrive at the T Station and walk up the partial sidewalk constructed up to the Boyce residence, after dragging their coolers from Dorchester or Mattapan, would have been very disappointed.
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Gunshot Ricochet Wound at Southborough Rod
and Gun
July 25, 2016 - Shortly before 1:00 pm today, Hopkinton Police and Fire responded to a firearms accident resulting in a leg injury of a 33 year-old woman at Southborough Road and Gun Club, which is in Hopkinton on the border with Southborough.
The injury was reported as a ricochet injury, with injuries to her leg. First responders reported that the bleeding was stopped.
According to Hopkinton Police Public Information Officer Lt. Joseph Bennett, a third party who was not with the woman called in the accident.
Lt. Bennett said that the woman left the shooting position and accidentally discharged the 9mm semi-automatic handgun, hitting the concrete pad at her feet. He said if anything, she was struck by concrete, and perhaps bullet fragments from the ricochet. She was not struck by the bullet itself, he said, despite the original caller, who said the bullet was lodged in her leg.
She was brought to UMass in Worcester by Hopkinton Ambulance after being treated by first responder, Officer Arthur Schofield, who is an EMT, and then firefighters .
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Beauty is in the Eyes of...
everyone in this instance!
July 24, 2016 - From left, Hopkinton Garden Club members Constance Charters and Leslie Chodnowsky maintain the space in front of Town Hall that adds beauty, but lets the building's architecture breath and be a part of the view. The space was designed by Deb Brug.
July 24, 2016 - This little nook on South Mill Street at Bloods Pond is always brilliant when backlit by the sun, but even more brilliant when the saturation is stepped up.
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Why Remember the Holocaust Now?
"The United Nations General Assembly designated
January 27—the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau—as
International Holocaust Remembrance Day. On this annual day of
commemoration, the UN urges every member state to honor the victims
of the Nazi era and to develop educational programs to help prevent
future genocides." ~From:
But why remember the Holocaust now? Why not wait for the official remembrance day? On January 27, 2017, the next Holocaust Remembrance Day, short of acoup d'é·tat, the United States of America will have had a new president for 7 days. Now is a good time to think about the consequences of unchecked bigotry, unbridled hatred and mob mentality, and imagine which of the two possible Americas we will be living in on that fateful day.
According to the Book of Ecclesiastes, there is a time to hate and a time to love. Let's choose the latter.
One Under Arrest
July 23, 2016 - After crashing into a tree on Elm Street this afternoon and leaving his front bumper 100 feet behind, the driver of this vehicle spent some time in a Hopkinton Ambulance being evaluated before he was given a ride to the station in one of the Hopkinton Police cruisers, under arrest.
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Help Will Continue in the Morning
July 23, 2016 - The Massachusetts State Police Airwing continues to have one helicopter assisting with fire fighting and containment operations through Bambi Bucket water drops at Joint Base Cape Cod. The Airwing has been tasked with assistance in dousing hot spots with their 120 gallon capacity Bambi Bucket. The National Guard has two Blackhawk helicopters engaged in the primary fire fighting operation with 600 gallon Bambi Buckets. Water drops will be halted for the evening at dusk and the Airwing will be securing from the scene.
On a Country Road
July 23, 2016 - The Silo at Water Fresh Farm at 151 Hayden Rowe can be a cool place to be on a hot day, with choices of ice cream, a yogurt, and a sorbet, as well as a variety of tables with parasols on the front lawn. It is a throwback to another era, when people took drives on connecting roads in the country for ice cream. And remember, it is a farm with plenty of fresh greens inside the market, many grown year-round in the connecting hydroponic greenhouses.
Law of Nature
July 23, 2016 - This red-tailed hawk came from out of nowhere to snatch this squirrel from its perch this afternoon on Rafferty Road, about 20 feet above the ground and 25 feet away from the camera. It didn't stay long.
Air Wing Helps Out
CAPE COD - July 23, 2016 - 10:00 am -The Massachusetts State Police are currently assisting with a brush fire that has spread across an estimated 20 acres on Joint Base Cape Cod (formerly Massachusetts Military Reservation, OTIS Air National Guard Base, Camp Edwards). The call for assistance was made through the Sandwich Fire Department and the Department of Conservation and Recreation at 10:00 a.m. as the fire was spreading.
The State Police Airwing has one helicopter conducting Bambi Bucket water drops to assist in fire control and suppression. The helicopter is filling the Bambi Bucket at Snake Pond in Sandwich where MSP divers and a boat are on scene to ensure safe operations. Patrols from the State Police Barracks in Bourne are responding to Route 6 to determine if any traffic impact will occur due to the fire. Updates will follow if there is any impact to traffic on Route 6. ~Contributed content.
Tenacious Worker
July 23, 2016 - Above, off road tender (Brush 6), which is in its third day of action as a part Fire District 14 strike team response to the Town of Framingham to assist with a stubborn and deep burning brush fire off of Edge Hill Rd. ~ Contributed
Accepting Limits
July 23, 2016 - It might as well be the Rock of Gibraltar this turtle is facing. He has already assessed his surroundings and determined the rock he is on is the only one he is capable of climbing onto, at Bloods Pond this week.
No-Fly Zone
July 23, 2016 - When the Butcher Shop on Ash is closed, this Muscovy duck enjoys looking at his reflection in the glass door for hours. He is also known for eating flies, which, as a result, are not seen at all on this property.
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Issued: 8:12 PM EDT Jul. 22, 2016 – National Weather Service
... A Severe Thunderstorm Warning remains in effect until 845 PM EDT for central Norfolk... southeastern Worcester... southwestern Suffolk and southeastern Middlesex counties... At 810 PM EDT... a severe thunderstorm was located over Hopkinton... or near Milford... moving east at 25 mph. This is a very dangerous storm. Widespread wind damage has been reported in Westborough! Natick, Needham, and Hopkinton are in the path of this very dangerous storm. Hazard... 80 mph wind gusts and half dollar size hail. Source... trained weather spotters. Impact... flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter. Mobile homes will be heavily damaged. Expect considerable damage to roofs... windows... and vehicles. Extensive tree damage and power outages are likely.
Roadwork is scheduled on the following streets. Work hours will be approximately 9am-3pm.
Monday 7/25 - Wednesday 7/27 – Hayden Rowe St – From Chestnut St to EMC Park.
Wednesday 7/27 & Thursday 7/28 – Wood St – From Rt. 495 bridges (near McIntyre Loam) to 700 ft west of Whisper Way.
Both roads will be milled and have a "grooved" surface until repaving occurs so please drive slow and use caution.
There will only be one lane of travel during the construction hours so please expect delays and seek alternate routes when possible.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding during these needed projects.
Mike Mansir
Highway Manager
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Welcoming Committee
July 22, 2016 - From left, Chamber of Commerce President Scott Richardson, Verizon Store owner Sanat Palia, UniBank VP, Relationship Branch Manager Doris Hamburger and Selectman Vice-Chair John Coutinho assist in helping with a belated grand opening and ribbon cutting for the newest Verizon store.
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The Hopkinton Police were involved in the following incidents, which are not included in the detail report below.
39 Times the Police assisted the Fire Department, another department, town, or outside Police agency.
59 Motor Vehicle/Person/Home/Building Checks.
3 Motor Vehicle Accidents without personal injury.
1 Disabled Motor Vehicle.
3 Times the Police assisted with an Animal Call.
4 Times the Police participated in Community Relations or passenger safety.
1 Parking Violation.
9 Incidents of Breaking and Entering have been reported on Hillcrest Drive, Duffield Road, Lakeshore Drive, Beach Street, Old Town Road and West Elm Street.
Incident Log
Thursday, July 21, 2016
9:56 pm Officer Brian Sanchioni stopped a motor vehicle on Ash Street and subsequently arrested a 44 year-old female from Milford and charged her with Operating a Motor Vehicle With License Revoked as HTO and Motor Vehicle Lanes Violation.
1:02 pm A motorist reported that her tire was popped by road debris while passing a construction zone on Wood Street.
11:55 am A resident of Downey Street requested an officer remove her son from her property. Three officers responded to remove him.
9:00 am A motorist reported that while she was on her way to work a short time ago another vehicle struck her then took off on West Main Street.
2:12 am Sgt. Matthew McNeil checked on the operator and two passengers of a motor vehicle on Downey Street and stated that the driver and one of the passengers had fled on foot. After being located at a residence the operator was transported to the police station and was issued a criminal application for Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Failure to Stop for Police.
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
11:52 pm A caller reported a suspicious motor vehicle parked on Deneen Road. Two officers spoke with the operator who was talking with his girlfriend who lived on the street.
10:54 pm A female caller reported finding an iPhone in her purse and had no idea how it got there. She was advised there have been no recent reports of a missing phone and to contact the Milford Police Department.
5:17 pm Officer Brian Sanchioni spoke with a walk-in who stated that someone had stolen his identity.
10:54 am Multiple callers reported a motor vehicle accident with personal injury on Pleasant Street. Three officers responded to assist and write a report.
10:16 am A caller reported that an unwanted individual was causing a disturbance at the town hall. Four officers responded to remove the person.
12:24 am A caller from East Street reported that a man was trespassing in a pool for the second time this night. Two officers located the man at his residence and advised him not to return.
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
2:51 pm Officer John Corridan responded to Lumber Street to assist the Fire Department with a reported mulch fire in the area.
12:50 pm A caller on Whirty Circle reported that a dog owner had their dog off of its leash and when advised of the leash laws they verbally threatened the caller. Officer Thomas Griffin responded to speak with them and notified the Animal Control Officer.
9:54 am A caller from West Main Street reported that they seized a counterfeit twenty dollar bill and wanted to turn it in.
3:04 am Multiple 911 callers reported three youths ringing doorbells, banging on doors and yelling on Greenwood Road. Two officers responded and stated seeing the youths flee on foot towards Saddle Hill Road but were unable to locate them.
Monday, July 18, 2016
4:29 pm Officer John Corridan reported that a female, in a black SUV, just ran over a detour sign on Grove Street and left the area at a high rate of speed. Officer Matthew Santoro located the vehicle and spoke with the operator.
2:23 pm Officer Thomas Griffin wrote a report of police fraud.
3:35 am A resident of Clinton Street reported suspicious activity in a garage at a new construction site. Officer John Moran responded and issued a verbal warning for a by-law violation to contractors working in the garage.
2:59 am A resident of Rough Rider Ridge reported noise in their backyard, a broken screen and a suspicious motor vehicle in the neighborhood. Two officers responded and with the Southborough Police Departments assistance subsequently arrested two juveniles.
Hopkinton native Tony Pandolfino entertains the gathering at the Dynasty Chinese Restaurant in Hopkinton. Let Tony lead you into his solo version of the B. B. King standard, "The Thrill is Gone," while building upon each verse with sampled guitar loops over which he plays guitar solos; vocal backup melodies over which he sings vocal harmonies; and breathy, tender lead vocals.
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Be a Camper for a Morning
From left, Framingham Town Manager BobHalpin, YMCA CEO RickMacPherson, State Rep Carolyn Dykema, Hopkinton Superintendent of Schools Cathy MacLeod, State Rep David Linsky.
July 21, 2016 This morning, local legislators, educators, town administrators and Y Board volunteers experienced the difference and saw first-hand the effective ways the Y is working to address pressing challenges such as summer learning loss prevention, childhood obesity, the achievement gap, engaging youth-at-risk, and leading and guiding today's teens to become tomorrow's leaders through summer camp. To learn more, donate or become a member, please click here. Contributed content.
Free Pasta Dinner at St. Paul's July 27
HOPKINTON, MASS. (July
21, 2016) – The July Community Pasta Supper at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church, 61 Wood Street (Rte. 135) will
be held at 5:30 p.m. on July 27. All
are welcome to this event, which is being supported by
the churches of the Hopkinton Christian Service
Connection. This pasta supper is held for the community
on the last Wednesday of every month.
The meal will feature pasta (gluten free available), vegetarian tomato sauce, meatballs on the side, green salad, bread, beverages, and dessert.
The pasta supper is free, although donations will be accepted.
STEM at Work
July 21, 2016 - iCREAT at
MassBay is an interdisciplinary, robotic-based
course where students will start by creating small
projects to learn about engineering design,
electronics and coding. In addition they will use
critical thinking, problem solving, creativity,
collaboration, verbal and oral communication, and
technical skills to build a functional robotic-based
system as their final team project. High school
students are engaged in college level credit-bearing
work earning 3-credits during this summer program.
iCREAT is funded through a National Science
Foundation grant, creating pathways to science and
technology-based careers for students. Today, many
students participated in a presentation of their
work to date.
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–Arrests, drug and gun seizures in Lynn
JOINT LYNN POLICE-STATE POLICE-US MARSHALS SERVICE RELEASE–Arrests, drug and gun seizures in Lynn
At 8:30 a.m. today personnel from the Lynn Police Department Warrant Squad, the US Marshal's Service, and the Massachusetts State Police Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section went to 72 Mall St., apartment #14, Lynn, where they arrested MOISES CASADO, 20, of Chelsea, on a federal arrest warrant for cocaine distribution. Several other persons were at this location as well, and firearms and narcotics were observed.
Officers, Troopers, and Deputy Marshals secured the apartment and obtained and executed a search warrant a short time later. Police seized from the apartment three loaded semi-automatic firearms, more than 300 grams of "crack" cocaine, more than six pounds of marijuana, and more than $7,000 in cash, along with narcotics packaging and distribution materials.
The four other subjects in the apartment were also arrested and charged with numerous firearms and narcotics offenses along with CASADO.
They are:
ALLBAN RAMADINE, 19, of Lynn;
TEVIN NYACHERO, 18, of Revere;
JORGE DELGADO-MEDINA, 20, of Everett; and a 17-year-old male.
All were charged with:
-Trafficking Class B Cocaine 200+grams;-Possession with Intent to Distribute Class D Marijuana; -Conspiracy to Violate Narcotic Laws;
-Illegal Possession of a Firearm (3 counts); and
-Possession of a Firearm with Obliterated Serial Number.
CASADO was additionally charged with the federal cocaine distribution warrant.
DELGADO-MEDINA was additionally charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm and three warrants — for cocaine trafficking; carrying a dangerous weapon; and armed robbery.
All were booked at the Lynn Police Station. All four adult defendants will be arraigned tomorrow in the Lynn District Court.
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by Robert Falcione
The video to the left shows three violations of traffic law that happened while my webcam was recording. Many people continue to view it. But as I viewed it again, the severity of the violation by the SUV became more clear and egregious to me, as he sped down the wrong side of the road.
There is no crosswalk between Yogurt Beach and the opposite side of Main Street. A teen crossing to their vehicle on the opposite side of the street was always taught to look both ways, but they got their license and they know traffic is only supposed to be traveling eastbound on that side, and they may only look to the west.
And so, to the driver of that SUV, I hope you saw the video of yourself.
But to the Town Manager, the DPW Director, the Chief of Police, the Planning Board, may I be so bold as to suggest that you do not wait to redo the entire Downtown before you act.
Please get a wide crosswalk marked in that area immediately.
If It Walks Like a Duck, Quacks Like
a Duck, and Looks Like a Duck...
Attorney General Bares Teeth Against Sales of Copycat Weapons of War
by Maura Healey, Massachusetts Attorney
July 20, 2016 - ORLANDO. BATON ROUGE. Falcon Heights. Dallas. Baton Rouge again.
Five horrific headlines in five weeks.
Each story unique in its circumstances, but bound by a common thread: human lives taken by a gun.
There are myriad issues underlying each of these tragedies: fear, racism, mistrust, hate.
These are critical issues that we, as a country, have an obligation to honestly and forthrightly address. And they're issues my office is working hard to tackle alongside our partners in the community, in law enforcement, and in government.
But there's one issue that can be addressed right now — the proliferation of guns, particularly assault weapons.
Here in Massachusetts, 10,000 assault weapons were sold just in the last year — each one nearly identical to the rifle used to gun down 49 innocent people in Orlando. In the week after the Pulse nightclub massacre, sales of weapons strikingly similar to the Sig Sauer MCX used at Pulse jumped as high as 450 percent over the previous week — just in Massachusetts.
It's no surprise the Orlando killer chose an AR-15 style assault rifle. It's a weapon of war, originally created for combat, and designed to kill many people in a short amount of time with incredible accuracy. It's in the same category as weapons chosen by killers in Newtown, Aurora, and San Bernardino. These are not weapons of self-defense. They are weapons used to commit mass murder. And they have no business being in civilian hands.
How in Massachusetts, then, home to some of the strongest gun laws in the country, do we allow people to buy these guns? The gun industry has found a way to exploit our laws, a loophole of potentially horrific proportions. And it's time we act. The Massachusetts assault weapons ban mirrors the federal ban Congress allowed to expire in 2004. It prohibits the sale of specific weapons like the Colt AR-15 and AK-47 and explicitly The loophole in the Mass. assault weapons ban bans "copies or duplicates" of those weapons.
But gun manufacturers have taken it upon themselves to define what a "copy" or "duplicate" weapon is. They market "state compliant" copycat versions of their assault weapons to Massachusetts buyers. They sell guns without a flash suppressor or folding or telescoping stock, for example, small tweaks that do nothing to limit the lethalness of the weapon. That will end now.
On Wednesday, we are sending a directive to all gun manufacturers and dealers that makes clear that the sale of these copycat assault weapons is illegal in Massachusetts. With this directive, we will ensure we get the full protection intended when lawmakers enacted our assault weapons ban, not the watered-down version of those protections offered by gun manufacturers.
The directive specifically outlines two tests to determine what constitutes a "copy" or "duplicate" of a prohibited weapon. If a gun's operating system is essentially the same as that of a banned weapon, or if the gun has components that are interchangeable with those of a banned weapon, it's a "copy" or "duplicate," and it is illegal. Assault weapons prohibited under our laws cannot be altered in any way to make their sale or possession legal in Massachusetts.
We recognize that most residents who purchased these guns in the past believed they were doing so legally, so this directive will not apply to possession of guns purchased before Wednesday. In the dozen years since the federal assault weapons ban lapsed, only seven states have instituted their own assault weapons ban. Many of those bans have been challenged (unsuccessfully) by the gun industry, and we anticipate our directive may be too.
But our job is to enforce state laws and to keep people safe. This directive does both. In the face of utter inaction by Congress, states have a duty to enact and enforce laws that protect people from gun violence. If Washington won't use its power to get these guns off our streets, we will. Not only do we have the legal authority to do so, we have a moral obligation to do so.
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey sent the above as an opinion to the Boston Globe today, and linked it to her Twitter account, as well as the photo.
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Blueberry Day
July 23, 2016
Saturday July 23rd is Blueberry Day at Weston Nurseries in Hopkinton!
The local Lions club will be baking up Blueberry Pancakes (9-11 am), Henry Patt from Patt's blueberry farm will be doing a seminar about growing and caring for blueberry bushes at 10 am and Annie Stuart will hold a Blueberry Herbal Soap making workshop at 11am.
Please visit our website to
register for the talk or workshop as space is limited.
No registration required for the pancakes!
On the Move Up
July 20, 2016 - The property building at 20-24 Main Street became the latest wave in a sea of coming change for not only Downtown, but the east and west sides of Hopkinton, too.
Mr. Theodorakos said his group, which owns rental properties in seven states across the country, is studying two possibilities: One, to put $400,000 - $500,000 into a renovation of the structure, or to spend $4-$5 million to tear down and rebuild.
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Opening for Library Trustee
The Board of Selectmen would like to announce the Hopkinton Public Library Board of Trustees has a current vacancy until May 2017. The Board is a five-member elected board responsible for overseeing the library for the benefit of the community. Working closely with the Library Director, members are responsible for establishing library policies and plans, determining the final budget and conducting public relations. The Board meets on the third Thursday, from September through June. Interested residents should apply by 7:00 PM on Tuesday, July 26, 2016 via the online volunteer form at http://www.hopkintonma.gov/home/about/hug . Residents may also apply by submitting a letter of interest to Maria Glynn, Executive Assistant, Town Manager's Office, 18 Main St., Hopkinton, MA 01748.
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Respect for Baton Rouge
Please be advised that in accordance with the
Presidential proclamation issued today as a mark of
respect for the victims of the attack on police officers
perpetrated on Sunday, July 17, 2016, in Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, and as ordered by Massachusetts Governor
Charlie Baker, the United States flag and the
Commonwealth flag shall be flown at half-staff at all
state buildings beginning immediately until sunset,
Friday July 22, 2016.
Editor's note: The many recent tragedies have moved the President and the Governor to order the flag at half-staff. for periods of time, which have been many.
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Wow, what a long list. All from stabbing, huh?<quoted text>
Another danny BOY emotional, uncited proclamation that is wrong. As you're fond of saying, BOY, Google is your friend.
Apparently, BOY, contrary to your assertion that "Nobody commits mass murder with a knife", there are numerous incidents of mass murder using a knife.
danny BOY, would you like to:
1. admit you were wrong
2. argue that the FBI's definition is wrong of 'mass murder' being "four or more murders occurring during a particular event with no cooling-off period between the murders" or
3. argue that the list below of mass murders by knife is a fabrication.
So, "How many died, genius?":
Arson, Stabbing Rampage in Seoul South Korea : 10/20/2008. 6 people dead, 5 from stabbing. 7 others wounded, 4 seriously. An angry man felt people looked down on him.
Anti-police stabbing spree in Shanghai, China: 7/2008. 6 Police Officers stabbed to death, 4 wounded. 28 year old man angry at police attacked a police station with a knife.
Akihabara Massacre, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan: 6/8/2008. 7 people killed (3 struck by car, 4 by stabbing), many more injured. Man slammed into a crowd with his car, then jumped out and began stabbing people to death.
18 year old slashes 4 to death in Sitka, Alaska, US: 3/25/2008. 4 people killed. 18 year old (old enough to purchase a rifle over the counter) kills 4 people, related to him, with a 5 inch knife.
Stabbing Spree kills 2, Tsuchiura, Japan: 3/23/2008. 2 killed, 7 wounded. Man just wanted to kill anyone.
Stabbing spree wounds 41, 6 seriously in Berlin Train Station: 5/26/2006. 41 wounded, 6 seriously. Thankfully no one died in this attack, but not for lack of trying on the part of the drunk 16 year old.
4 killed in stabbing spree in London, UK: 9/2004. 4 killed, 2 wounded. Mentally ill man attacks mostly older people.
6 killed over Xbox dispute in Deltona, Florida, US: 8/6/2004. 6 killed. 4 men (all old enough to legally purchase firearms) bludgeon 6 people to death with baseball bats over purloined Xbox.
Daegu subway fire, Daegu, South Korea: 2/18/2003. 198 killed, 147 injured. A 56 year old unemployed taxi driver, dissatisfied with his medical treatment, sets fire to a crowded train.
Osaka School Massacre, Osaka Japan: 6/8/2001. 8 children dead, 13 other children and 2 teachers wounded. Committed by 37 year old former janitor armed with a kitchen knife.
The links to these events--that prove you are wrong--are here:
Oh wait - not so much.
Shall we compare the number dead from mass murder with knives with the number dead of mass murder with guns? Is that what you'd like to do?
Of course not, because you'd just be humiliated again.
Poor Ted WATB - will say literally ANYTHING in order to disagree with me. What a pathetic life - always trying to best his moral and intellectual superiors.
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Whoever decided to delete the 'All My Sons' synopsis? Why? I thought that it was a good few paragraph explaining the book and play. I'd like to see it put back. Does anyone else agree?
Does anyone have a picture of a stage production we can use as the main image instead of a film version? --In Defense of the Artist 19:32, 3 February 2007 (UTC)
A few on google images but i think they're all copyrighted. 22.214.171.124 20:25, 18 March 2007 (UTC)
i think that in the Plot in act 3 it's important to say that mother said to chris "don't take it on yourself, live" it's bring a good optimic ending... don't you think it should be added?
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The description of Kate states that Larry is Kate's elder son, but the script states Larry would have been 27 if he was still alive. In the conversation between Joe and Frank (near the begining of the play): "Larry was born in august.He'd been twenty-seven this month." That means that he is actually the younger son? Awernham (talk) 13:02, 17 March 2011 (UTC)
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