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CVS vote deadline extended
NEWBURYPORT — City officials huddled with legal counsel on post-Patriots Monday to ensure that they don't have to replay the public hearings associated with a proposal to rezone part of Storey Avenue.
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- Director hired for regional 911 center
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- Selectmen not ready to back Green Community Act
- Seabrook deliberative session tonight
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CVS vote deadline extended
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A Wii bit of fun
Stop into a waterfront restaurant in downtown Newburyport and you'll find groups of young adults huddled around ... a television screen?
It's not the most typical scene, but that's the case at Michael's Harborside these days.
The well-known eatery has started a Winter Wii Series. Each Tuesday evening through March 13, contestants — the series is for the 21-plus crowd only — can pick up the remote and nunchuk and take a stab at the video game system's sports collection. The selection that week could be anything from bowling and tennis to Wipeout, Mario Kart or shuffleboard. - A novel idea: Artist turns book covers into canvas
- Boomer Talk: Spotlight on romance
- Health Beat: Quilt raffle to benefit locals' Run for the Memory
- New England Blues Festival returns to Salisbury
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A Wii bit of fun
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'Air Dylan' finds the podium
Dylan Ferguson learned a valuable lesson at the Freestyle World Cup ski event in Park City, Utah, last weekend.
If at first you don't succeed, try 29 more times.
Ferguson, an Amesbury native, earned his first career podium at his 30th career World Cup aerials event. The World Cup, held at Deer Valley Resort, drew the top international talent in ski aerials. - Local schedule
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- Shades of Tyree
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'Air Dylan' finds the podium
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Our View: Giants New England's latest New York-area nemesis
It was like what one non-football-playing New York athlete, Yogi Berra, once described as "deja vu all over again."
For the second time in five years, the favored Patriots lost to Eli Manning and the Giants, following a heartbreaking (for New Englanders) New York drive in the waning minutes of Super Bowl XLVI. - Our View: Regional projects still must prove themselves
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- Newt in battle to save Christianity
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Our View: Giants New England's latest New York-area nemesis
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Where did your investments spend the last three years?
It's three years and one quarter since the banking crisis of September 2008. The housing market had already started to decline at that time, but nothing recently has hit us as fast and as hard as the loss in stock values following the failure of Lehman Brothers. This was also a time of significant loss of confidence in the market, in banks and in rating agencies.
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Where did your investments spend the last three years?
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