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Council OKs $500k feasibility study for new West Parish School
Gloucester's city councilors unanimously approved seeking a $500,000 loan for a feasibility study for the West Parish School building project last night in front of an applauding crowd of parents and school officials.
Continued ... - Truck driver faces charges in Rockport school bus crash
- Remembering fallen firefighters
- Fire chief choice to explore local staffing
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Council OKs $500k feasibility study for new West Parish School
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Gloucester girls lax edged by Danvers 13-11
Gloucester’s Kenna O’Maley, left, breaks away from a crowd of Danvers players and heads towards the net on Tuesday afternoon
The Gloucester girls lacrosse team's improvement from the start of the year to the finish was evident in its 13-11 loss at Danvers on the road Tuesday. The Fishermen dropped their early season matchup with the Falcons by 12 goals and nearly pulled off a win Tuesday. Gloucester's season comes to an end at 5-13, a five win improvement over the 2011 season.
Continued ... - Mondello, Kipruto win at NEC track meet
- Matusz, Orioles beat Red Sox 4-1
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Editorial: Vietnam vets flap an indignity that shouldn't have happened
Mayor Carolyn Kirk deserves a measure of credit for recognizing sometime between Monday night and late Tuesday morning that she and her administration had, in essentially cutting the Vietnam Memorial and its always-touching Memorial Day ceremonies out of the city's annual Memorial Day mix, made a big mistake.
Continued ... - Letter: Keeping up the fight for Addison Gilbert
- Letter: Could Birdseye better house Endicott research?
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Editorial: Vietnam vets flap an indignity that shouldn't have happened
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'This Old House' contractor loves Rockport restaurant
Grotta di Mare or Mediterrean Stew as it is called at Lograsso's in Rockport.
Contractor Tom Silva has been bringing new life to old houses with his carpenter genius (and infinite supply of obscure tools and technology) on the PBS program "This Old House" for 22 years. But he's no stranher to Cape Ann, and talks about some of his favorite places to eat.
Continued ... - Heavenly hamburgers
- Making meringues
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