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Appreciation | R.W. Apple Jr.

He approached food, politics, life with gusto

By Corby Kummer
Globe Correspondent / October 11, 2006

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One night at the Back Bay Summer Shack, Johnny Apple was holding forth about the no-holds-barred Sunday suppers he and his wife, Betsey, used to have with Al Gore at a roadside dive near Washington. He told stories about his Boston friends and colleagues, including New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis and radio personality Christopher Lydon, and his confit and ... (Full article: 1043 words)

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