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Boston Public Library Celebrates Native American Heritage Month with Native Lives, Native Stories Booklist & Special Events

The Boston Public Library honors National Native American Heritage Month by releasing the “Native Lives, Native Stories” booklist. National…

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What changes as the region readies for looser COVID-19 rules Monday

Starting on Monday, it's not just restaurants, gyms and movie theatres that can open. Local community arenas, pools and programs are also set to restart.

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This Article Is Wicked Interesting | Only In Massachusetts

This Article Is Wicked Interesting | Only In Massachusetts Patch 11 hrs ago Dave Copeland © AP Theories on why Bostonians use wicked as a substitute for very have credited the Salem witch trials and former Mayor James M. Curley (above, right, with Democratic presidential candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932). Those theories are wrong. Only In Massachusetts is an occasional series where Patch tries to find answers to questions about life in Massachusetts. Have a question about the Bay State that needs answering? Send it to dave.copeland@patch.com. The natural follow-up for a column on Why do Bostonians drop their R s? is Why do people in eastern Massachusetts and other parts of New England use the word wicked as a synonym for very ?

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This Article Is Wicked Interesting | Only In Massachusetts

This Article Is Wicked Interesting | Only In Massachusetts
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New podcast gives historic look at West End

New podcast gives historic look at West End New podcast gives historic look at West End By Ashley Smith | January 20, 2021 at 6:09 PM EST - Updated January 22 at 10:27 AM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - If you’re looking for a new podcast to listen to, the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library may have one for you. It’s a mix of history, nostalgia and gives you a different look into the West End. The all-new West End Stories Project Podcast features stories from people that grew up in the West End during the second half of the 20th century. Ke Parks is the branch manager at the West End Branch of the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library. Her dad grew up in the west end and has his own stories to tell.

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