Volume 46
Dr. Francis Downey, a Huron Ave. favorite for decades
Two happenings in the old St. John’s School yard
Where I lived in North Cambridge
Mom’s words resonated
Singer and author Mark Brine began in a Rindge Ave. basement
Donuts Please on Alewife Brook Pkwy. was our playground
Notre Dame High Class of 1954 photo
Civil War vet Wm. Smith was an African-American
Rich Sarno is a very loyal Rindge grad (’73)
Blanche Grenier, USNR was among the first Navy women in 1917
Some of our veterans’ photos
Whatever happened to walk-in pantries
10th annual luncheon another success
I researched and met some of my family in Quebec
Skipping school so we could go to the Harvard Theater
Joe Sheahan was much loved
Notre Dame de Pitié Church description
French Church Pastor photo collection
Grandson’s promotion given by Grandfather
Golden friends throughout the decades still
North Cambridge class of ’69 is planning its 50th
PHOTO—Engine 4 opened 100 years ago in 1918. Here it answers a call one wintry day (Courtesy of John Gelinas, Cambridge Fire Dept.)
Volume 45
Selling newspapers by Bob Costin
A neighborhood walk by Anne Trant Sirois
Cooney Street (Somerville)—Does it ring a bell?
Justin Micah, Sarah Boyer honored
Curses & Supersititions by Jack Murphy
What happened to Kahagon Lodge?
Cambridge Science Fest by John Gelinas
Local wildlife by Kathy Johnson
Muskrat Pond by Bridget Corbett Hanna
A family treasure by Maryann M. MacDonough
What ever happened to ....? by Leslie Oliver
Troop 44 Scoumasters (Looking for more photos)
Rindge, New Hampshire honors Camp Quinapoxet
Thank you to our loyal sponsors
Joe & Phil Lefebvre in the Navy together
Remember the Honey Wagon by Jack Fitzgerald.
A farewell to Balich 5&10 by Michaela Duffy
Recalling tires, jingle and more by Ralph Surette
Jerry’s Pond home of Great Blue by George McLean
I knew of an oasis here by John Vernon