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Under an agreement announced Saturday, Peter P. Horoschak has retired as superintendent, thereby starting a process to find a new leader for the school system of about 9,400 students and 1,000 …
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To the Editor:The response by the usual conservative ideologues to a recently released study comparing public sector and private sector salaries is predictable and off-base to say the least. The idea …
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The race for District 23 State Representative is getting nasty, as Republican candidate John Falkowski, 51, is questioning the credibility of his opponent, Democrat K. Joseph Shekarchi, 51. …
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As the city enters budget deliberations, Mayor Scott Avedisian isn’t making any promises about holding the line on taxes, although, apart from predictable increases in pension and equipment lease …
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ALL SMILES: Mayor Scott Avedisian (back to …
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Senator Jack Reed delivered the news Tuesday that will transform designs for an extended Green Airport into reality and bring to an end a more than a decadelong debate over the airport’s future. …
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In an effort to treat all employees equally and fairly, the School Committee unanimously approved a series of step increases and pay raises for administrators Tuesday night, to the tune of …
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FAR FROM LOVE BIRDS: Harris Avenue residents …
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Swearing. Snickering. A witness mimicking the sound of a cockatoo squawking.
These actions took place Thursday night at City Hall during a four-hour Municipal Court hearing, as Lynne Taylor of 51 …
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RECOUNT: After Ward 1 Democratic candidate Sharon …
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"Congratulations, Councilman,” Alberto Aponte Cardona said via cell phone to Republican Ward 1 Councilman Steven Colantuono just moments after the results of the recount came thorough at the Rhode …
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To the Editor:
“Hey Mary, that’s too bad about Gorton, that grand ol’ dame, possibly closing, eh?”
“Well Mike, all good things must come to an end. The Consolidation Committee …
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Few positions on the ballot get less voter attention than those for School Committee.
This has always been a mystery to us, for the committee plays a powerful role and, all things considered, …
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