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Opps – Wrong Email Address

December 16, 2013 – 9:10 pm

My hometown south of Boston had ten churches, two temples, and seven traffic lights in 1960. Milton was a dry town without a single bar within the boundaries of the trolley suburb. My parents considered Milton a good place to raise kids. People believed in God and America. As an atheist and an anti-war radical […]

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PROM QUEENS CRY by Peter Nolan Smith

May 18, 2013 – 8:49 pm

Few loves are more true than that of a high school sweetheart. Sophomore sessions of kissing on sofa were upgraded to petting during junior year and pledges of eternal devotion for the final year of high school. I was lucky enough to find myself in such a situation in the Spring of 1970. Kyla Rotta […]

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