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9/11 plus 25
11Sep26
Every generation has one of those “always remember where you were” events. For the Greatest Generation, it was Pearl Harbor. For the Baby Boomers, it was the JFK Assassination. September 11, 2001 is one of those dates.
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Through June 20, 2015 The Apple Family moves to Gloucester Stage for Sweet and Sad, part 2 of Richard Nelson’s quartet of plays that explore major events or anniversaries through the eyes of an ordinary family. Part 1, That Hopey Changey Thing, was produced at Stoneham Theatre last winter. If That Hopey Changey Thing, was […]
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Mark Sardella 