Santa Claus is coming to town
You could see the joy of the season on the faces of the kids in Quincy yesterday. That’s enough to forget all that ails you, for at least a few moments. So, be good for goodness’ sake.
Somerset Berkley Regional High School’s marching band parades through the streets during the city’s annual Christmas Parade. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)
A Quincy High cheerleader waves her pom-pom to the crowd during the city’s annual Christmas Parade. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)
Salvation Army bell ringers walk along the parade route collecting donations during the city’s annual Christmas Parade. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)
Santa waves to parade-goers from the top of a fire truck in Quincy’s annual Christmas Parade. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)
More Stories
Corruption suspected at Ukrainian shipping giant – media
The Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company has been plagued by failures that cannot be linked to “external” factors, a leaked letter...
Heathrow travel confidence hit as Middle East conflict and rising air fares reshape passenger demand
The latest 1ST Airport Taxis Travel Confidence Index suggests the conflict in the Middle East, coupled with rising airline ticket...
Zuber Issa snaps up 85 Prax forecourts in dash to rebuild fuel empire
Zuber Issa has agreed to buy 85 petrol stations from the collapsed Prax Group, taking his three-year-old EG On The...
John Lewis calls time on currency desks, putting 200 jobs at risk
Around 200 jobs are at risk at John Lewis as the retailer prepares to close its in-store foreign exchange desks...
Gas prices leap 5% as Trump declares Iran ceasefire ‘over’
British businesses are staring at another energy cost shock after wholesale gas prices jumped around 5 per cent, triggered by...
3 Best Packaging for Ecommerce Brands in 2027: Sustainable Boxes & Mailers Compared
Picture 2027: your customer lifts a perfectly sized, plastic-free box from the porch, scans a QR code, and shares the...
