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is Shirley's Route 2 gateway! Charrette Thursday
SHIRLEY -- Help the town of Shirley develop a Gateway Plan for the Lancaster Road Corridor. Come to a Charrette Public Visioning Session for land along the Lancaster Road Corridor, which is part of the Lancaster Road Priority Development Area (PDA). Full Story
Groton News »
Board of Health v. homeowner

Actual date of the end of summer a matter of dispute
GROTON -- At loggerheads with a resident with whom the Board of Health has been struggling for the past four years to clean up his 366 Lost Lake Drive property, members found themselves mired in such details as nailing down when exactly the last day of summer is. Full Story
Pepperell News »
Tree-health, revenue behind logging in Town Forest

PEPPERELL -- The Town Forest Committee is continuing work on a logging project in the forest between River Road and Elm Street as part of a 10-year forest management plan. Full Story
06/14/2013 - Sunday is Father's Day and we wish all fathers a wonderful day. For those of us in the "baby-boomers" generation, our fathers are aging; many have passed on.   Full Story
 
06/07/2013 - The airwaves are filled this week with news of the $20 million plus spent by the IRS on lavish parties .   Full Story
 
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    The Jellicle cats gather for their Jellicle ball this weekend at Kimball Farm in Westford. What are Jellicle cats, you ask? They are the rambunctious feline stars of Cats: The Musical, the long-running international and Broadway hit musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.   Read More >>
     
    Sculptor Michio Ihara, a Concord resident, creates dramatic sculptures that ignite the senses and capture the imagination. Much of it is public art, on view in stunning installations in countries around the world from Dubai, Korea and Singapore to Hong Kong, Australia and the United States.   Read More >>
     
     

    UMass trustees OK fee hike if state funding falls short
    By Michael Norton State House News Service With final levels of state assistance still up in the air, the University of Massachusetts Board on Wednesday authorized increases in student charges for the upcoming academic year of up to 4. Full Story

     
    MIAMI (AP) — Country singer Slim Whitman has died at the age of 90 in Florida. His son-in-law, Roy Beagle, says Whitman died Wednesday of heart failure.   Full Story
     
     
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    Fourth kindergarten section added at Hildreth Elem.

    HARVARD -- There will be four sections of kindergarten in the next school year, enough classes to maintain class sizes of 15 to 18 children. Full Story
    Townsend News »
    Trash pick-up limit to be tightened

    TOWNSEND -- Starting July 1, the limit on the number of trash bags that will be picked up from the curbside will be reduced to three. Full Story
     
    06/16/2013 - TOWNSEND --- The Camo-clad North Middlesex ball club failed to find an answer to the puzzle Westminster's ace Derrick Andrews was dealing.   Full Story
     
     
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    "Devious Maids," a soapy new concoction from "Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry, is one of those shows that provokes strong, conflicting opinions before it even hits the screen.   Full Story
     
    Charlie Sheen got his wish and Selma Blair got fired. The producers of "Anger Management" canned Sheen's co-star on the FX sitcom, after Blair complained to them about Sheen's work ethic and tardiness.   Full Story
     
     
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    It's easy to overstate the extent to which a social network like Facebook can change the world. It played a role in the Arab Spring, sure, but calling the uprisings there a "Facebook revolution" is a stretch.   Full Story
     
     
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    SAN JOSE -- It was a little like having Stradivari over to your house to make sure your violin is in tune, or having Rembrandt stop by to touch up that painting on your wall, but there was Steve Wozniak on Tuesday standing over a table of five rare Apple 1 computers at History San Jose, regaling a small crowd with war stories.   Full Story
     
     
    Paris - Ryanair, Europe's biggest budget airline, could start selling low-cost trans-Atlantic flights if it secures enough twin-aisle aircraft and gains access to cities in both Europe and the United States, its chief executive said on Wednesday.   Full Story
     
     
    06/14/2013 - By Bob Katzen THE HOUSE AND SENATE. Beacon Hill Roll Call records local representatives' votes on five roll calls from the week of June 3-7.   Full Story
     
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