Originally from the West of Ireland, Kelly joined Celtic Angels in late 2025, bringing a diverse background in healthcare, engineering, and music. While studying biomedical engineering at university in Galway, she worked in...
Read MoreBy Steven V. Dubin Careful what you ask for. I was sitting down with my old friend Will when our conversation took an early turn. There comes a certain age when a casual “How are you?” can trigger a full organ recital. “Oh, I’m...
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Read MoreBy Marie Fricker During a spur-of-the moment field trip to the Massachusetts Archives Building in 2007, I learned that my great-great-grandmother was not a white woman. Next to her name, Amanda Perkins, age 80, on her 1925 death...
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