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Kehoe wins by 24 votes to keep Manchester board seat
MANCHESTER — Incumbent Chairman Thomas Kehoe retained his seat on the Board of Selectmen yesterday with a narrow win over challenger Karen Smith-Crawley, who was formerly the chairwoman of the town's Harbor Advisory Commission.
Continued ... - City backs off call on DPA
- Charter captains describe big-boat cod raids
- Beverly PD shooting probe finds no policy violations
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GHS boys lax wins in 2 OT
The Gloucester boys lacrosse team moved to 4-10 on the year with a nail biting 5-4 double overtime win over Peabody at Newell Stadium Monday. Vinny Spirani netted the tying goal with under 30 seconds to play in regulation with Ian Kennedy scoring the winner in double OT. Robert Deckert, Austin Titus and Jason Lattoff also scored for the Fishermen.
Continued ... - Crunch Time: Welker signs tender
- Beckett returns with 9 Ks and a win
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GHS boys lax wins in 2 OT
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Editorial: NOAA's continued push for catch shares shows true contempt
When a budget rider passed the full U.S. House last week, flush with language pulling the funding out of any new effort by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to develop and. or install an new catch share management system, one might have thought it would given NOAA and its chief administrator Jane Lubchenco pause regarding the failing policy's future.
Continued ... - Editorial: Police shootings carry hard lessons
- Dog walk cleanup yields troubling numbers
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Editorial: NOAA's continued push for catch shares shows true contempt
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Why eating like a caveman may be good for you
Diana Rogers, right, certified nutritional therapist and passionate advocate of the Paleo diet, hails this African-shaded Moqueca baiana as a wonderful example of the nutrient-dense recipes in her Paleo recipe box. She shows Heather Atwood how to make the fish stew.
Brazilians know moqueca, a fish stew redolent with sweet peppers, lime, garlic and cilantro, in two forms: the very native Moqueca capixaba from the southern state of Espirito Santo and Moqueca baiana from Bahia, part of the knob of Brazil that juts farthest into the Atlantic. Reflecting the African shores across the ocean, Moqueca baiana includes shrimp and sometimes crab, and is finished with coconut milk.
Continued ... - Technique for the humble omelette
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