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School plan gets praise, criticism
NEWBURYPORT — City officials last night hosted a public meeting to generate support for three proposed building projects, and though Mayor Donna Holaday was generally preaching to the choir, there were some who questioned the plans.
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School plan gets praise, criticism
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Molding Clay on the track
Ryan Clay won't be the subject of any javelin-throwing instructional videos anytime soon.
The Triton senior's technique is anything but perfect, but his power alone may win him a Division 3 state title this season. - MacRae's pitching, Fontaine's hitting lift Clippers
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- Room for improvement
- Clippers prevail in 8 innings
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Don't toss the pineapple skin, use it on the grill
As I stood at the cutting board slicing slabs of thick skin off a fresh pineapple, a thought occurred to me — the strips of skin were an awful lot like the cedar planks some people use to add flavor to food on the grill. Perhaps, they could be used the same way.
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- A milk shake that's creamy, sweet, and healthy
- Paw Prints: Take Fido for a walk — easily
- Port woman organizes walk for cancer center
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'Bake sales' brouhaha masked real issue
It's too bad that an issue that has real impact on our children ended up making Massachusetts the laughingstock of the nation.
News that Massachusetts was banning school bake sales broke last Monday. By Thursday, the ban was finished. The House passed a bill reversing the ban, and Gov. Deval Patrick said he would instruct the Department of Public Health to back off. - Why I am opposed to the LHD
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- Rally cry for yes voters
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'Bake sales' brouhaha masked real issue
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Business News in Brief
Perry to join Anna Jaques Hospital
Danielle Perry has been named director of marketing and public relations for Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, effective May 30. In this role, she will be responsible for all marketing and public relations activities in support of the hospital and medical staff's strategic priorities, including showcasing clinical programs and physician practices. - Business News in Brief
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Business News in Brief
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