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Dartmouth resident celebrates 100 years

If Dartmouth resident Lillian Donaghy had a candle for every year she’s been alive, her birthday cake would have been a fire hazard. Donaghy celebrated her 100th birthday on February 7 with cake — plus four generations of family and friends — at the...

Animal control unleashed: Extraordinary tails from 25 years in town

Sandra Gosselin’s van has clearly been around the block. Along with the usual doodads and change, there’s a chewed-up tennis ball that rolls around the dash every time she makes a turn, as well as bags of treats, thick gloves, a cup full of pens and...

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Meet the scientist studying how vocabulary can improve emotional health

Dr. Jennifer Fugate of UMass Dartmouth’s psychology department believes that people have more control over their emotions than they think — and that language may help people manage their emotional responses, a theory that has major implications for...