Red Sox will field Three Portuguese Americans in 2013
Maybe they will start serving chourico and chips next!
The Red Sox have set a new record for the number of players hailing from Portuguese decent on the major league squad, adding their third this week.
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When the Church lacks faith! The Publisher chimes in!
Last Sunday’s last Mass at St. John the Baptist can only be summarized as a perfect example of a lack of faith.
It was not a lack of faith on the part of the parishioners who were baptized, and received … Read Full Story
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Happy July 11th, a day to remind us of freedom and peace
It comes around once a year.
If you are stupid-stitious person, you can understand how one day out of the year can have special meaning for good or bad. This day, July 11 is my day and that kind of … Read Full Story
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Obama banning handguns? No, but be afraid anyways
There are a considerable amount of people and websites spreading a story that the US will be abandoning it’s Constitution to sign a worldwide pact against guns. The alleged signing of said treaty will occur on July 27. Previously … Read Full Story
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England discovers the banks are crooked
Just how dirty were the dirty-clean banks? We don’t know yet. But to get an idea of how dirty the banking system is, I give you this quote from a Reuters story from the emails being uncovered in the investigation … Read Full Story
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Obamacare and parents who care
You need rubber gloves to get a handle on the Obamacare ruling reactions.
It’s like the Crywolf Blitzer mistake at CNN and the normal manipulation taken too far at Fox have done nothing to make people take a deeper look … Read Full Story
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Mitt Romney, immigration and me
I don’t have any question as to where Mitt Romney stands on the Dream Act or much of the different aspects of the national immigration debate.
I am not saying he is evil or hates immigrants but as Governor in … Read Full Story
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Portas Closed
It could have been more inclusive!
Last week’s visit to the United States by Paul Portas, Minister of Foreign Affairs for Portugal, had lots of pomp and pomposity.
You see, while it not his job to meet with the Portuguese … Read Full Story
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Haunting Child Labor photos include image from Fall River
Sometimes you find haunting faces from the past in the weirdest places.
A website depicting images from the era of child labor in the … Read Full Story
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Weaver’s Cove meeting Wed. may be jaw-dropping?
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The robbers are wearing suits
Remember the old cartoons when you would see a bandit with a mask and he was already wearing the black and white stripes of prison.
I hate to break it to you, but the biggest thieves nowadays wear suits and … Read Full Story
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The toxins behind obesity and why we will continue to get fat
So the country is getting fatter!
A new study says that 42 percent of Americans will be obese by 2030.
Are you really surprised?
In this age of fast food, remote controls, and fattening diet products, what do we really … Read Full Story
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Attacking the church
It seems if trouble doesn’t find me, I find it and when it comes to the church, it seems my views have rankled a few listeners in the region.
It started on Monday when I spoke of a story kicking … Read Full Story
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Sagres scores hosting Milan Lucic for dinner
Last month it was Patriots Lineman Matt Light. This week it was Vancouver native and Bruin’s star Milan Lucic.
Lucic was in town on Tuesday night causing a stir on Columbia Street.
He dined at Sagres Restaurant and when word … Read Full Story
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Diagnosis: seasonal disorder known as Red Sox fever
I put on my Sox again today. I’m hoping they don’t end up with holes on my toes, like so many, many, times before – except for of course in 2004 and in 2007, when all of our Red Sox, … Read Full Story
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Sen. Brown to visit can’t count sheriff
So Senator Scott Brown will be coming down to the South Coast on Tuesday to discuss Secure Communities with Sheriff Thomas Hodgson.
Let’s hope he brings some of his own numbers.
Whether you agree or disagree with the program, what … Read Full Story
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Hoodies and media hoods, the Trayvon Martin death
So you are walking down a street at night and someone is fallowing you in their car.
Does it really matter if you are male or female? Does it matter if the person following you is the same color of … Read Full Story
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Boston Media snub UMass
You would think the state’s biggest Public University would get some respect.
If you did the math and checked the statistics you would realize that more kids from the state go to Umass Amherst than any other school in the … Read Full Story
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