Unhappy anniversaries at 50 and 100 years
A century ago this month:
Let’s switch to 50 years ago this month:
The outcome (via Wikipedia):
DiCarlo served ten months at the Federal Correctional Institution in Allenwood. After his release from prison, DiCarlo was unable to find employment for six months, but eventually accepted a job with a Revere construction company. He started out hauling wheelbarrows of cement, but was later moved to doing estimates.
MacKenzie also served ten months in Allenwood. After his release in October 1978 he did paralegal work in the offices of attorney Richard M. Riley and State Senator Michael LoPresti Jr. On August 19, 1981, the Burlington Board of Selectmen voted 3 to 2 to make MacKenzie the town’s veteran’s agent. In December 1983 the Massachusetts Board of Bar Examiners ruled that MacKenzie, who graduated from Suffolk University Law School in 1976, was eligible to be lawyer in spite of his conviction.
MacKenzie did a lot for Burlington, as detailed in his obituary.
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Keep em coming… these are awesome! Thank you!!
I moved into Hallmark Gardens in 1975 when I got married! I don’t remember the tennis courts (though I didn’t play tennis. Great stories, thanks for curating them.