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CORONELLA: Mirror image: How a chance encounter in a busy Cambridge supermarket uncovered my unlikely namesake

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By Steve Coronella
| Winchester News
Despite an increasing number of fully accredited Irish citizens with unusual surnames — such as Olympic badminton player Nhat Nguyen, world class sprinter Rhasidat Adeleke, and hip hop artist Denise Chaila — it’s a safe bet that any round-up of common family names here will produce the usual suspects: Murphy, Ryan, Walsh, Kelly and McCarthy, for starters. This means that your average Irish person most certainly has a namesake. Indeed, more like hundreds or even thousands of them.
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OPINION: Medford comes out tops in Mother’s Day memoir

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By Steve Coronella
| Gotta Know Medford Verified
Here in Ireland misery-laden memoirs remain popular nearly 30 years after the ground-breaking publication of “Angela’s Ashes,” Frank McCourt’s graphic depiction of his early life in Limerick. Thanks to the late Mr. McCourt, the “Irish mammy” in particular continues to cut a pathetic figure on the national best-seller charts. Well, with Mother’s Day just around the corner, I figure it’s my turn to have a go at this lucrative genre.
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From Medford to Sicily, my postcards have shown the way

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By Steve Coronella
| Gotta Know Medford Verified
During my backpacking heyday in the early 1980s, staying in touch with friends and family in Medford as I roamed across Europe was hard work. I couldn’t pop into an Internet café for a reassuring exchange of emails, and I certainly couldn’t pull out a cell phone and text or FaceTime my anxious parents back home. Those outlets just weren’t an option because they’d yet to appear on the international travel scene.
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