Richard and Joan Murphy voted at a Hyannis community center partly funded by federal dollars secured by the late senator.
(Vincent Dewitt for The Boston Globe)
Rebellious air sweeps even Kennedy turf
Richard and Joan Murphy voted at a Hyannis community center partly funded by federal dollars secured by the late senator.
(Vincent Dewitt for The Boston Globe)
HYANNIS PORT - In this quiet seaside village where his family was rooted, Senator Edward M. Kennedy was a familiar figure, known by many residents as a friend and neighbor. But yesterday, Ted Kennedy’s hometown did not look or sound like a place deeply attached to the senator’s liberal legacy, with blue-and-red Scott Brown signs propped in shop windows and ... (Full article: 785 words)
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