The Tremont Tribune
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Madison Spencer
Summer is here and the mask mandate is lifted. With most people in Massachusetts vaccinated, this summer will feel like the first bit of normalcy we’ve had in over a year. What does that mean for St. Mary’s students?
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Marian Division Students
Ms. Drector’s Marian Division class gives their modern approach to beloved fairy tales.
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Mr. James Correale
One night in the spring of 1990 two men dressed as police officers convinced security guards to let them inside one of Boston’s most well-known museums. Then the men tied up the guards and stole 13 pieces of art. To this day, none of it has been recovered.