pay it forward

A woman from Dartmouth paid for a man's hot dogs after he found out the business was cash only and he only had his debit card available.

Adam Baptista Jr. of Dartmouth is giving back to the SouthCoast by buying 100 linguica cheese rolls at downtown New Bedford's The Baker, available to customers May 3.

Twice now, Bethany Gardner's coffee was paid for and she forgot to return the favor. This is what the Acushnet woman wants to say to those generous people.

'In my 20 years of being a barber, I have never experienced anything like this.'

So many people on the SouthCoast are silently lending a hand or a few dollars and it's not going unnoticed.

Every once in a while, Jackson likes to pay it forward. Sometimes, though, it can backfire.

Two men paid for Christmas layaways on Monday night

TAUNTON, MA Never take the little things for granted in life. To most people, seniors signing each others year books is a pretty common activity that just about everyone takes part in. But, one senior at Taunton High School was fairly dismayed to see all of her friends signing yearbooks after potentially the 4 best years of there life and she couldn't take part because she could not afford a year

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