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5 for Good: Plymouth woman shares handmade gifts of gratitude (opens the original)
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Eleace Walsh has given hundreds of "dangles" to first responders, healthcare workers, veterans and others. Eleace Walsh has given hundreds of "dangles" to first responders, healthcare workers, veterans and others. Eleace Walsh is using her creativity to thank first responders, healthcare workers, veterans and others who serve their communities. With help from her mother, Nancy, Walsh, who has Down syndrome, handcrafts colorful beaded "dangles" featuring words and phrases of appreciation. "She's
5 for Good: Hingham teen collects shoes to help children (opens the original)
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Maggie Driscoll is close to collecting 10,000 pairs of shoes. Her latest campaign began in March Maggie Driscoll is close to collecting 10,000 pairs of shoes. Her latest campaign began in March What started as an eighth grade project inspired by her grandmother has grown into a mission that's helped collect thousands of pairs of shoes for children in need. Maggie Driscoll, now a sophomore at Tabor Academy, has amassed so many donated shoes that she now uses a storage unit to hold them. She colle
Consumer Reports no longer recommending e-scooters (opens the original)
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You've probably seen them zooming by — electric scooters seem to be everywhere, with some models now reaching speeds of 20 miles per hour. But Consumer Reports says that extra speed comes with serious safety concerns. After testing 13 e-scooters, CR is not recommending any of them. The biggest concern is speed. When Consumer Reports tested scooters four years ago, the fastest models topped out at about 15.5 miles per hour. Now, 20 miles per hour is a common top speed. "The most common top speed
Grief counselor reflects on helping FDNY families after 9/11 (opens the original)
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Gwen Borden shares lessons learned with daughter Amy Goober in book "My Mother Always Says" Gwen Borden shares lessons learned with daughter Amy Goober in book "My Mother Always Says" Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, 95-year-old Gwen Borden continues to reflect on the hundreds of families she counseled after the tragedy. Among the thousands of victims at the World Trade Center that day were 343 FDNY firefighters. "These men went to work that morning thinking it was an ordinary day i
5 for Good: Needham nonprofit helps students with clothing, essentials for school (opens the original)
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Circle of Hope has been supporting people experiencing homelessness since 2008 Circle of Hope has been supporting people experiencing homelessness since 2008 As students head back to school, Circle of Hope is working to provide clothing, hygiene products, and other essentials to children and college students. Since 2008, the Needham-based nonprofit has partnered with shelters, schools, hospitals and other organizations to distribute basic necessities. "We do regular deliveries of everything that
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