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Monday, June 4, 201806/04/2018

Don’t Leave Your Lunch in the Fridge

It happens in every workplace in America.

Friday, June 1, 201806/01/2018

Everyone needs a “Bo” in their life!

Tuesday, May 29, 201805/29/2018

Those Kids & Their Tantrums

She lost it because the noodles were curly.

Tuesday, May 29, 201805/29/2018

She’s too Sexy for the Beach

She’s 59 and says she’s tired of worrying about what others think.

Tuesday, May 29, 201805/29/2018

Like Spiderman Without a Mask

He said he just did what had to be done.

Friday, May 25, 201805/25/2018

Dorchester Paws: Meet “Tiki”

Looking to add a little excitement to your Life?

Friday, May 25, 201805/25/2018

Darius Does a Song for the Troops

It’s Fleet Week in New York. The place is packed with military men and women.

Thursday, May 24, 201805/24/2018

You Won’t Believe Your Ears!

The Royal Brothers, the Royal Couple, The Preacher from Chicago…

Thursday, May 24, 201805/24/2018

Home Alone This Summer?

One kid is 12. The other is 8. Can they stay home alone?

Thursday, May 24, 201805/24/2018

The Big Texan Challenge

One 72oz steak, baked potato, bread…and a bucket. TJ did not do it.

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