Mom Kristin from Hopkinton writes in to ask Allie for advice on helping her daughter deal with a school bus bully.
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Alice offers advice to a resident of Hopkinton who expresses concern over uncivil behavior during the recent special town meeting. The writer notes that certain attendees undermined speakers and created an intimidating atmosphere, causing others to hesitate to voice their opinions.
A Hopkinton woman struggles with feelings of complacency in her long-standing marriage and grapples with guilt for wanting a passionate relationship. Guest columnist Alice Sinclair gives her some tough love.
The results of the herbicide treatment have been nothing short of remarkable. The invasive plant species have been substantially reduced, leading to a dramatic improvement in the lake's water clarity and overall health. Boating enthusiasts and anglers have reported a resurgence in their favorite activities, and the lake's aesthetic appeal has been restored, enhancing its role as a community gathering spot.
Twenty-two years ago today the United States was struck by unspeakable tragedy. It is a moment seared into our collective memory. In the days that followed there were many flags and signs that read "NEVER FORGET", but they seem superfluous now; we could never forget, even if we wanted to.
In this video you'll hear stories from that day told by people from Hopkinton, the Metrowest region, and abroad. Nothing would ever be the same, and we will never forget.