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Local cutter's entire Coast Guard class has troubled repair history
As the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Grand Isle makes its way back to Gloucester after seven months and $2.7 million in repairs, it is also working its way toward replacement.
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All of the 110-foot cutters in the Grand Isle's class are scheduled to be replaced by the Coast Guard within the next few years, Guard officials say. - Talk of the Times: Gloucester native on Martha's 'Souperbowl'
- Former Boston Mayor Kevin White dies at 82
- Fillet deal leaves city stuck on $145k loan
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Hornets run past Royals for sixth straight win
MANCHESTER— Over the last two weeks the Manchester Essex boys basketball team has run roughshod over Division 3 and even Division 2 opponents in the ultra tough Cape Ann League. So when fellow Division 4 school and perennial rival Georgetown visited Manchester Essex High School Friday night the Hornets were out to make a statement to the rest of the Division. And they did just that running the Royals up and down the floor en route to a 75-52 shellacking.
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- Pats' line has tough job against Giants' pass rush
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Hornets run past Royals for sixth straight win
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Letter: Some Christians, not Christianity, are the problem
To the editor:
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In Christianity, we have different beliefs, there are Roman Catholics, Orthodox Catholics, Protestantism and its many variations, many of us come from backgrounds that include one of these variations and are very comfortable in our beliefs. - Editorial: Time to reach out for residents' input on school proposal
- Letter: Don't mince words on push to kill fishing
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Letter: Some Christians, not Christianity, are the problem
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Opera meets text messaging
Composer Robert Bradshaw, far left, leads musicians, from left, Kris Asgeirsson, Allan Hawryluk, Janet Harrison and Antanas Meilus ia a performance of Bradshaw';s "QWERTY" for fourth- and fifth-graders at West Parish Elementary School.
A Gloucester composer has woven a message on Internet safety and the implications of text messaging into a centuries-old art form.
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He's set to present his project at several free public events on Cape Ann and at two North Shore colleges over the next few days. - Dear Abby: Sister hidden in the wings must find her own stage
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