Of all the languages Frank Dardeno could comfortably converse in (Italian, Russian, German, and French, to name a few), the language of the law was most handy for him in a legal career that spanned six decades. In courtrooms throughout Massachusetts, his low-key oratory style offered well-prepared arguments, often in defense of the US Constitution’s First Amendment, and always in ...By: Emma Stickgold|Date: Nov 25, 2009

From behind his bedroom’s closed door, a young Alan Dary could often be heard talking at length. At first, it surprised his mother, who could not imagine who was on the other end of the conversation. She quickly found out he was reading aloud from the newspaper, in his best radio voice, rehearsing for a career that would make him ...By: Emma Stickgold|Date: Nov 24, 2009

...performed at the festival. By Emma Stickgold, Globe Correspondent Rachel Martin...September 19, 2009 05:19 PM By Emma Rose Johnson, Globe Correspondent...September 12, 2009 01:49 PM By Emma Rose Johnson, Globe Correspondent...

...Globe Staff The Flufferettes -- Abby Normal, Ginger Rita, and Pixie Dust -- performed at the festival. By Emma Stickgold, Globe Correspondent Rachel Martin had never tried the nearly century-old confection made from egg whites...

...Somerville, has a face full of Fluff as he seems to enjoy his sandwich at the fourth annual Fluff festival. By Emma Stickgold, Globe Correspondent Rachel Martin had never tried the nearly century-old confection made from egg whites...

...his musical identity isn’t completely clear. Alan Dary, popular host of Boston radio shows; at 89 by Emma Stickgold, Globe Correspondent 24 Nov 2009 at 2:41am From behind his bedroom’s closed door, a young Alan Dary could...

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...and the Spygate-driven Patriots’ pursuit of perfection. Dozen from New England named Rhodes Scholars By Emma Stickgold - Globe Correspondent / November 23, 2009 Ugwechi Amadi had to turn down the volume on her phone so her parents...

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