The Boston Irish Honors 2022 for Sports and Education: Jerry York: Master Coach, and Mr. Nice Guy

By Elizabeth Clemente

Long before he became the winningest coach in college hockey history, Jerry York was the eighth of ten children growing up in a crowded home in Watertown, where clergy members often wandered through and strangers seeking medical care sometimes rang the doorbell at 3 a.m. Jerry’s father, the late Dr. Robert Stack York, was a physician at Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Brighton who also treated the Jesuits at their facilities in Weston.

Boston Irish Honors- Celebrating a Shared Heritage

From its origins, this event has been a celebration of our shared Irish heritage with an emphasis on men and women— past and present— who have excelled and inspired us with their personal and professional achievements, generous spirit, wisdom and wit. Over the last dozen years, some of Irish America’s best-known and beloved people and families have graced the Seaport ballroom stage. This year’s cohort of honorees continues that proud tradition.

A time to enjoy holiday entertainment

With a crispness in the air and the anticipation of Santa’s arrival, there’s plenty of holiday entertainment onstage throughout Greater Boston this month. Keep in mind, theater tickets provide an excellent opportunity for an early Christmas gift.

 

We Three Kings: An Irish Tenors Christmas

Dec. 7, Hanover Theatre

Nearly killed by a stroke, ‘Lucky’ Tom Tinlin is spreading the gospel of aneurysm prevention

 

Now that many families are once again celebrating the holidays together in person, there’s an opportunity to swap stories, meet new arrivals, and share happy memories of those we’ve lost over the years.

It might seem morbid to some, but there’s a topic that should be raised with loved ones when the time is right. What is our family history of sudden deaths caused by aneurysms?

New Massachusetts Driver License Details

Q. Where do things stand now?

A. On Nov. 8, Massachusetts voted to ensure that all individuals who reside in Massachusetts and are eligible to apply for driver’s license can do so. Over 1.2 million voters demonstrated solidarity with the immigrant community to guarantee that this law will take effect on July 1, 2023.

 

Given this, we want to summarize the key aspects of this policy change and remind individuals that if you lack lawful status, you must wait until July 1, 2023 to begin the process to acquire a driver’s license. 

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