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Editorial: An accessible Town Meeting
Yes, the Town Meeting is a virtually sacrosanct New England tradition. And yes, Rockport's Annual Town Meeting is traditionally held the first Saturday in April.
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But that date is not cast in stone, as Town Clerk Pat Brown indicated last week. The selectmen have the authority to move the meeting date when they deem it necessary. And given that this year's initial date of April 7 falls in the middle of Easter weekend and within the Jewish marking of Passover, the selectmen, who initially backed the change last week, should follow through and set a new date for Saturday, April 14. -
Editorial: Waterways picks give panel good economic focus
By appointing four new members of the city's Waterways Board, Mayor Carolyn Kirk last week didn't merely bring new voices to a panel that holds the keys to a number of important and creative projects.
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Fishtown Local: The Lost 'T' Generation
Are you a member of the Lost "T" Generation?
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So many people are — including my twenty-something kids — but lots of older people are, too.
They seem to have grown up without being able to use the letter "T" in the middle of a sentence. What am I talking about? - Letter: Gloucester's communities and change
- Letter: Fishing permit fund 'invaluable' to Gloucester
- Saturday, February 11, 2012
- Why Did My Newspaper do That?: When speculation raises the level of a news story
- The Mayor's Desk: Making city's case amid cod crisis
- Letter: Tragedy of sectors was all too predictable
- Letter: All residents deserve voice on Fuller
- Letter: Fond memories of Rockport's Dr. Baker
- Friday, February 10, 2012
- Editorial: City must push for DPA changes in new I-4, C-2 pursuit
- My View: City Hall option needs to be in Fuller talks
- Letter: Fuller's re-use as school should be on table, too
- Letter: Fearing a loss of Gloucester's community
- Letter: Stubby's tale shows it takes a village
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Editorial: An accessible Town Meeting
