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Project Adventure exchange: Japan instructors return Gloucester High teacher's visit
Last year, a Gloucester High teacher and one of the minds behind the Project Adventure movement led adventure-based counseling with students and teachers in post-tsunami Japan.
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On Wednesday, a group of those Project Adventure instructors from Japan visited Jim Schoel's classroom at the high school's Worstrel Center on the Annisquam River to meet his students. - Tobey eyes DPA as I-4, C-2 hurdle
- Charter adjusts to new budget cuts
- Gloucester Police/Fire: Teen tied to violent incidents faces new charge
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Chris Bishop: From role player to the man at Manchester Essex
The Manchester Essex boys basketball team did not have many questions entering the season.
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Coming off of a year where the team sported the best record in the Cape Ann League, it was well known that this year's Hornets were deep, experienced, athletic and quick. The one question mark hanging over the team's head was who was going to replace Joe Mussachia, the school's all time leading scorer, as this year's go to guy. - Former Red Sox pitcher Boyd says he used cocaine
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Chris Bishop: From role player to the man at Manchester Essex
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Editorial: City must push for DPA changes in new I-4, C-2 pursuit
If all went well, this should have been a great day for Gloucester.
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By today, city officials should have been perusing and sharing with residents all sorts of potential development projects for the city's I-4, C-2 waterfront property, with a renewed sense of hope for the revitalization each of them might bring. - My View: City Hall option needs to be in Fuller talks
- Letter: Fuller's re-use as school should be on table, too
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Editorial: City must push for DPA changes in new I-4, C-2 pursuit
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Holy Family Women's Guild show goes down the aisles of history
Maureen Murray looks at the details of the dresses on display.
The Women's Guild of Holy Family Parish held a "Romance"- themed event this week at St. Ann Church in Gloucester.
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Guild members displayed three generations of wedding dresses as well as wedding photos and albums, cake toppers, bridesmaid and mother-of-the-bride dresses, and other memorabilia. - On the Mend: High-ankle sprains bring injury to different level
- Diet and its role in seniors' health
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