THE PRINT EDITION
THURSDAY MARCH 17, 2022
VOLUME XIX- ISSUE 74
Supporting Ukraine
A remembrance bouquet frames the Ukraine flag.
by Rick Winterson
I
n many ways, the “time” for the Ukraine and the Ukrainian people at the Lithuanian Club (368 West Broadway) last Saturday evening was really just another one of those South Boston “times” that we all take part in, whenever individuals, families, and groups need our
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support. This was called a “Benefit Concert for Ukraine”, and it was a smashing success. The sponsoring group was the South Boston Lithuanian Citizens’ Association. On the other hand, this Southie “time” was historic. You don’t have to be told about the invasion of the Ukraine by the Vladimir Putin, the autocratic government of Russia, and its powerful military forces. The armed forces and citizens of the Ukraine have gained worldwide support for refusing to surrender. Their bravery in combat and their love of freedom are unmatched. Of course, fundraising was one main purpose of this time. The Lithuanian Citizens’ Association, the performers and exhibitors, and everyone who attended promised that every penny raised would be sent to the Ukraine. But it was notable that ordinary supplies were also requested – items that we take for granted, like bandages, aspirin, Continued on Page 4
Shamrockin’ at the Condon Luncheon
It was wearing of the green for our friends in blue as BPD C-6 Officers Bobby Lucas and Ayesha Lawton with Cadet Sully took part in the BCYF Condon Community Center’s Annual Seniors St. Patrick’s Day Celebration where over 100 guests came together to share and enjoy an afternoon of food, song, dance and laughter. More photos on Page 6
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