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Schools reach an accord with the Feds
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Propose a deal before investigators finish civil rights inquiry
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Community honors two firefighters
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Crowds pack East Dedham station for dedication
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Mitigation Funds Committee hears more requests
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Committee asked to help the dead and the living
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Town prepares for budget cuts
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Keegan proposes reorganization of some departments
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Teachers play Santa all year long, union chief says
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Chairman says Committee open to 'realistic discussions'
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Daily News Roundup - December 3, 2009
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Teachers ask School Committee for a fair contract
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Daily News Roundup - December 2, 2009
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Civic Connections connects the dots
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Daily News Roundup - November 20, 2009
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New trash system going "remarkably well"
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Little debate as Town Meeting approves new Avery School, Stone Park
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One dissenting speaker, but no nay votes heard
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Daily News Roundup - November 19, 2009
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Hundreds turn out for flu clinic at Middle School
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Daily News Roundup - November 17, 2009
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Town Meeting, Paul Pierce raise money for kids
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Non-certified SpEd sub also assigned to the Oakdale School
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Covered for two teachers in 08-09
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Flatley loses, moves to Westwood
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Only speaks publicly after the election
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The substitute who made more than the superintendent
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Doe ignores financial irregularities
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The 'Trumpet of Fire' returns to the Square
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Troubadour evangalist blows his horn outside the police station
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Federal civil rights investigators probe reassignment of teachers
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Teachers ask Feds to do what School Committee wouldn't
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Daily News Roundup - November 10, 2009
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Mini Town Meeting quickly reviewed the warrant
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Two sped teachers left classrooms to tutor Committee member's child
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Incident has sparked a federal investigation
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Daily News Roundup - November 4, 2009
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Selectmen support new taxes, Cullinane
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Daily News Roundup - November 3, 2009
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Parks and Rec to begin new Lego hour for special kids
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Daily News Roundup - October 29, 2009
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Keegan a finalist for Manager position in Mansfield
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Town reaches deal with firefighters, dispatchers
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Still no deals for police, parks and rec. employees
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FinCom switches, reccomends Stone Park renovations
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Four no votes switch to yeses
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Daily News Roundup - October 23, 2009
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Hanson tells of 600 Dedhamites in the Civil War
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FinCom votes to IP the athletic facilities renovations
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Numbers are too high, not specific enough, FinCom says
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Daily News Roundup - October 22, 2009
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FinCom approves Avery, rejects Stone Park
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Daily News Roundup - October 21, 2009
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Three unions get 0%, 1%,1%, and 2% raises.
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Daily News Roundup - October 20, 2009
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Town Hall employees approve a contract
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Committees hear proposal for athletic upgrades
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The bathrooms may cost $500,000
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Daily News Roundup - October 16, 2009
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FinCom hears tax, Stone Park, AUOD proposals
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Exempt debt to remain 'constant,' even with new Avery
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Expiring debt means little impact on taxes
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School Committee hears MCAS scores
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Connolly says some are 'stagnant'
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FinCom hears the numbers for a new Avery School
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The 'educationally obsolete' building will cost $23M to replace
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A new Avery will cost average homeowner $66 a year
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Anti-tax FinCom member gives his approval
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Review: Fisherman's Restaurant, one of Dedham's hidden gems
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"The most important thing is the excellent food at good prices"
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House fire in Aschroft requires a forced entry
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Engine 3 has blaze out in minutes
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New trash system to take effect on November 16
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New barrels will be delivered begining this month
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Group is forming to support a new Avery
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Will meet on October 18 at 10 a.m.
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Daily News Roundup - October 9, 2009
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The Selectmen on the sidewalks
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Town is paying the state's portion of the Quinn Bill
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Will cost $119k as Town Meeting asked to slash $752k
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Daily News Roundup - October 8, 2009
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Town Meeting must cut budget by $776,000
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Daily News Roundup - October 7, 2009
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Commissioners have tough words for Keegan, complain about lack of communication
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Butler proposes a new fund for capital building projects
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Fund would reduce the need for Prop 2 1/2 overrides
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Daily News Roundup - October 6, 2009
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Officials talk about new taxes to pay for capital projects
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'Stay the course,' investment manager reccomends
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Commissioners of the Trust Funds get annual update
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Daily News Roundup - October 2, 2009
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Mother Brook Community Group appologizes to ConCom
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Marauder Sports Roundup - October 2, 2009
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Girls soccer beats Walpole, 4-0
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State signs off on new Avery price tag
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School to cost $23.67 million
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Daily News Roundup - September 30, 2009
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SBRC plans their public education campaign
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Early lead and late effort not enough for the Marauders
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Football team can't hold on against Braintree
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Special education costs jump with new students
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Police assign second officer for residency checks
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Marauder Sports Roundup - September 24, 2009
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Girls soccer tops Framingham, 3-2
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Daily News Roundup - September 24, 2009
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New students strain the school department's budget
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SBRC crunches numbers on the new Avery budget
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Line by line review produces $768k in savings
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Daily News Roundup - September 22, 2009
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Cost of the new Avery comes down by $1 million
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Selectmen talk taxes
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New hotel, meals taxes could go to pay for capital projects
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Broadcasters honor their own
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Twenty members inducted into the Hall of Fame
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High School MCAS scores
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Middle School MCAS Scores
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Riverdale MCAS scores
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Oakdale MCAS scores
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Greenlodge MCAS scores
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Avery MCAS Scores
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Daily News Roundup - September 18, 2009
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Principal Gately settles in at the Middle School
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AP effort is kicked off at High School
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'Enormous potential' is seen
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Marauder Sports Roundup - September 17, 2009
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Girls soccer beats the Raiders, 1-0
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Town Meeting warrant takes shape
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New taxes, AUOD, and Avery School all to appear
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Daily News Roundup - September 17, 2009
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Local celebrities inducted into the Broadcasters Hall of Fame
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The timing is tricky for a new Avery vote
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U.S. Senate election complicates the calendar
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Daily News Roundup - September 16, 2009
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Selectmen set warrant for Special Town Meeting
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Daily News Roundup - September 15, 2009
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Dedham Plaza gets conditional sign approval
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New Avery School price jumps by $2 million
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Committee asks for a 'line by line' accounting of the increase
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Construction manager could lower new Avery cost
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SBRC hears pros and cons of new method
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Agreement reached on wording of new Avery articles
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SBRC also to look at replacing basketball and tennis courts
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AP exam numbers rise at High School
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Biology scores soar above national average
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Daily News Roundup - September 10, 2009
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AP exam takers and scores way up
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SBRC asks to bundle both new Avery, Stone Park on same ballot
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Avery is "necessary" while athletic facitilies are "important"
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Extra Avery teacher to be hired as enrollement soars
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Fourth grade classroom to have 29 students; no relief given
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New Avery School to get a flat gym roof
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View a 3-D model of the school
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School Committee reorganizes
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Appointments come months late, in violation of own policies
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Nudity bylaw determined to be unconstitutional
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AUOD Committee asks Selectmen, Bylaw Review Committee, to examine it
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Selectmen consider options for use of the Avery School
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A Reuse Committee would likely be formed if a new school is built
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Committee tops off the new Avery School
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Says a more aesthetically pleasing building is "a statement of values"
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Food Pantry seeks a new home
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Maybe forced to close their doors on 200+ families
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Ample supply of flu vaccine expected this fall
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A "massive flu clinic" is planned for the High or Middle School
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Noble's groundskeeper is "on a mission"
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Nationally recognized expert to assist Parks Department
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Police host annual Bike Rodeo
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Annual event a big hit at the Endicott Estate
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Town outlines new trash system
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Will begin in November and should save $200,000 a year
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SBRC gets cost estimates for a new Avery School
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Price tag within range of earlier estimates
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Missionaries sojourn at St. Mary's
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Spend weekend at church while walking from Maine to NYC
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Crowds face elements to welcome L.L. Bean
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Thousands gather for first Legacy Place opening
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Library to stay open for 33 Sundays
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Will lose $17,000 in state aide due to circulation drop
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Firefighters, athletes, and students, honored
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Selectmen commend firefighters for saving boater's life
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Legacy Place gets the OK to open
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Planning Board rules that enough infrastructure is in place
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Dedham Square comes alive with magic
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Midnight screening of Harry Potter sells out
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School building committee reaches accord with contractor
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Stella to indemnify the Town against all lawsuits
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Committee decides on a three story new Avery School
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Also hears from green consultant, and talks about blue pottery
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Committee votes to move adult zone to Legacy Place, Stergis
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Vote is 6-1, with Moulton favoring Allied Drive
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Peluso fined for campaign finance violation
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Used Boston school's phone system to make political calls
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Trustees to negotiate new contract for Library Director
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Lambert says rumors create 'a very hostile work environment'
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Special education funding slashed
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Some athletic fees may also be raised
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VNA seeks to extend lease on month-to-month basis
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Decision to close leaves 75 familes 'scrambling'
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Gatley introduced to School Committee
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New principal 'thrilled and excited'
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FinCom moves money as fiscal year ends
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An additional $80,000 spent on legal fees
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Cemetery Committee tidies up Brookdale rules
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Also seeks funds for Village Ave
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Rugerre is 'fulfilling all his professional responsibilities'
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Gately expected to be announced as the new Middle School principal
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Selectmen set goals
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Growing and managing economic development ranks high
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SBRC fails Middle School contractor
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First failing grade ever seen by architect
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Flag Day Parade vendors not licensed
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Fees not collected from at least a dozen vendors
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Arria gives Athletic financial update
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Walk-a-thon raised more than $5,500
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Finances dog Parks and Recreation Commission
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Commissioners say Town should cover Flag Day overtime
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New trash and recycling program to save more than $200,000
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All recyclables will be put into a single container
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Destinations of the Class of 2009
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87% of graduates going on to college
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Class of 2009 begins a new chapter
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'I can honestly say I know you will succeed,' principal says
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Firefighters no match for professional athletes
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Patriots take on the Jakes at Memorial Park
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Avery Family Fun Night a success
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Low cost night out draws crowds
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Class of 2009 honored at Class Evening
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Jeffrey Pezzone and Jessica Robinson win the Clement Outstanding Graduate Award
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Spring athletes honored at banquet
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Zarthar, Savi, win Top Athlete prize
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School Committee opts out of School Choice program
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Connolly also asks for dedicated parking space at graduation
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Principals give highlights of the school year
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Saturday detentions to begin at the High School
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Manhunt in the Manor
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State and county police dogs called in to assist large contingent of Dedham police
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ConCom hears Condon Park plans
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Commissioners praise Parks and Recreation for seeking early feedback
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Italian anarchists ordered to be electrocuted
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Famous Sacco and Vanzetti case recounted at Superior Court
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Chief formalizes ability to order police details on road projects
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Says 'there is no savings' for flagmen
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Fire Chief to remain in civil service
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Town Meeting rejects Keegan's proposal, 126-80
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King's applies for unrestricted license
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Several Legacy Place specific licenses still available
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Daily News Roundup - May 12, 2009
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Mini Town Meeting generates little debate
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King's seeks a strike
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Legacy Place tenant also ready to suport the community
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Tree planted at Town Hall for Kehoe
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Donated by Civic Pride to honor years of support
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Daily News Roundup - May 8, 2009
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Selectmen oppose removing Fire Chief from civil service
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Heisler proposes a 0% raise for teachers
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Union open to the plan to avoid layoffs, Dwyer says
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Daily News Roundup - May. 7, 2009
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Heisler proposes 0% raises in effort to save jobs
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Driscoll, union, oppose removing Chief from civil service
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Keegan says he wants the best possible candidate
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Daily News Roundup - May. 5, 2009
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JuJu announces retirement
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Students take over Town Hall
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Juniors and seniors elected to Selectmen, School Committee, others
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Students feted for outstanding achievements
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Art, music, and academics all recognized
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School Committee reaches deal with janitors
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Also reorganizes; election of Connolly could repeat predicament
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Flatley demands a responce to a 'breach of confidentiality'
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Says students have been exploited
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SBRC hears a new Avery, new Stone Park, are like "puzzle pieces"
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Topography and layout are challenges for the architects
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 29, 2009
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Noonan retires after 15 years as Town Planner
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 28, 2009
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SBRC to begin public education effort in May
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 24, 2009
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Speaker DeLeo addresses Rotary Club, says new taxes are a possibility
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Keegan takes part in Governor's press conference
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Invited in regonition of Dedham's leadership on environmental issues
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 23, 2009
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Dedham celebrates Earth Day
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 22, 2009
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Town Meeting members reorganize
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SBRC proposes timeline for a new Avery School
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Could be open in the 2011-12 school year
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 17, 2009
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Selectmen and ConCom hold joint meeting to discuss roles and responsibilities
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Lambert receives mixed reviews
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Desmond gives lowest score in 31 of 35 categories
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Small fire breaks out at CVS
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Engine 5 quickly puts it out
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 15, 2009
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Lambert receives evaluation from Library Trustees
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Businesses tell AUOD: Give it to us, but don't put it near us
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Westwood officials seek a regional solution to adult zoning
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 14, 2009
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AUOD Committee hears from Westwood officials
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 13, 2009
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Incumbents swept from office in town election
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SC challengers top the ticket, two incumbents out
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Blog credited with role in outcome
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School Committee meets in violation of Charter, state law
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Meeting agenda was not posted
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More High School students to take AP courses
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School wins a grant worth $500,000 over 5 years
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 9, 2009
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Women's Club folds at 115th annual meeting
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 8, 2009
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Selectmen hear seniors' concerns
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Mucciaccio to get last minute evaluation
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Missing personnel file delayed P&R Director's annual review
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Flag Day Parade could be canceled
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Fundraising conflict jeopardizes annual event
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Rotary Club flips for tuition
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Pancake breakfast raises funds for scholarships
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 6, 2009
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Campaign Finance reports turned in
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Knights 'rock around the clock'
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Crazy games the highlight of the evening
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 4, 2009
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DEP hosts candidates forum
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Daily News Roundup - Apr. 2, 2009
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Deputy Chiefs say Keegan's proposal is unfair
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Keegan lobbies Congress, attends conference
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Meets with Senator Kerry
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 31, 2009
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Republicans hold forum at Endicott Estate
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 27, 2009
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Manor & Greenlodge residents ask about roads, Striar
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High School to remain in the Bay State Conference
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'Outpouring of community support' cited in the 5-2 decision
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 26, 2009
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School Committee votes 5-2 to stick with the BSC
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Brush fire breaks out in East Dedham
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Firefighters suppress flames, educate kids
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 25, 2009
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FinCom dives into warrant articles
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Dore & Whittier selected as architects for the new Avery
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First ever unanimous decision by the MSBA
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Willard and Sturgis tell AUOD Committee: NIMBY
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Legacy Place open to allowing adult zone on their property
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 24, 2009
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Willard St residents to committee: No smut in our neighborhood
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Matthews lays out vision for a second term
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Also leads discussion about Sped with supporters
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Two new Eagles honored at Troop 3
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Fay and Tervian receive Scouting's highest honor
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 23, 2009
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Troop 3 honors two new Eagle Scouts
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 20, 2009
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COA considers moving to St. Susanna's
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Library Trustees cut hours at Endicott
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Branch will close Tuesday mornings, Thursday nights
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By-law Review Committee considers changes
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Approves all but one amendment
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Proposed by-law would require residents, businesses to shovel
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Owners would face a fine for unshoveled sidewalks
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 19, 2009
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By-law Committee OKs snow shoveling requirement
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Man rescued after toppling from Mother Brook waterfall
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Fire Department enters chilly waters to save man without lifevest
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Heisler will ask unions to defer raises
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Says in 'extraordinary times' that teachers 'need to be flexible'
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Winter sports banquet awards given
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Boosters host tri-annual event
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 17, 2009
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Heisler calls for 0% raises for school employees
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Legacy Place set to open this summer
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Mall is over 90% leased
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'The Wiz' brings down the house
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44th annual Senior Class Play a hit
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Kids Fest a success
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Fun event brings in donations for the Food Pantry
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Spring training
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Kids enjoy nice weather
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The show must go on
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Prop sets off smoke detector during Senior Class Play
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Flaherty says 'lets focus on what we have'
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Kicks off campaign with a party at Tahiti
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 13, 2009
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Flaherty kicks off campaign
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Walsh to step down from Senate
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Some already announcing for her seat
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Glo Germ go away
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Health Department purchases handwashing kits for schools
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Don't 'shove us aside,' girls tell School Committee
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Say it would be 'disastrous' to move to the TVL
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 12, 2009
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Female athletes say TVL switch would be 'a slap in the face'
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FinCom tells Schools: 'Costs are spiraling out of control'
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Out of district tuition jumps 27% in one year
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 11, 2009
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FinCom says SpEd costs are 'spiraling out of control'
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CEC endorses a $5.7 million capital budget
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Road work, fire truck repairs, and HS kitchen approved
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Maida calls for a 'top to bottom' audit of Parks and Rec
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Says he has 'issues with the day to day management'
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 10, 2009
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Maida calls for "top to bottom audit" of Parks and Recreation
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DCH lets partygoers enjoy a winter escape
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Tropical cocktail party a crowd pleaser
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Are you smarter than a 5th grader?
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Oakdale PTO hosts annual trivia night
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Q: Where can DHS grads party safely on graduation night?
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A: The All Night Party
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The 'CIA' comes to Dedham
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Visit Highgate Manor, O'Neil Drive, among others
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 6, 2009
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Town Meeting warrant is released
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Tri-Valley schools are 93% further away than Bay State schools
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Increased travel time means an additional $41,000 in transportation costs
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A battle of the sexes
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School Committee probes gender differences for student-athletes
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Tri-Valley officials make their pitch
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Proposal to expand the Bay State Conference could alter calculations
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DEF announces annual Spelling Bee
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Will be held on March 27
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Ruggere is leaving the Middle School
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Has accepted a position in Arlington
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Fiesta del Riverdale
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4th-graders sing, dance, and cook for Mexico Day
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Two churches host concerts
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St. John's and St. Susanna's host crowd pleasers
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Coughlin says schools have a PR problem
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Wants to market the schools as a Committee member
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 3, 2009
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Coughlin wants to increase schools' PR
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Daily News Roundup - Mar. 2, 2009
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St. Susanna's hosts Parkway Concert Orchestra
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"I'm not done yet," DelloIacono tells supporters
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Commissioner kicks off reelection campaign
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Lt. Benda is "Off to the Amazon"
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Friends and family throw fundraiser to say goodbye
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Tutti a mangiare!
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Boosters hold annual Italian Night
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Riverdale rolls out the red carpet
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Oscars night raised money for arts and enrichment
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Keegan presents $86.2 million budget
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No layoffs, but 12 positions will go unfilled
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Librarians, art, music, and athletics could be cut
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Special education costs rise by 16%; whole budget by as little as 1.65%
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School Department could lay off 36.8 employees
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Would be 7.27% of staff; elementaries and Middle Schools hardest hit
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 26, 2009
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School Committee approves budget requiring layoffs
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Christians celebrate Ash Wednesday
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Dozens of students get their ashes before school
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 25, 2009
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Town Meeting preparations continue
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Parishioners feast before the fast
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Good Shepard hosts annual pancake supper
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Council considers 'building blocks' to a Senior Center
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Butler proposes an incremental approach
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Chalk and cork are in, everything else is out
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Committee approves 'restrictive' proposal for sidewalk signs
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 24, 2009
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Man made pond proposed for the Striar Property
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‘Another successful year’ for the VFW
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78th annual banquet held
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Sturgis Way selected as adult use zone
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Zone set back away from Enterprise Drive
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"A treasure" restored
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Bethoney honored at rededication of Fisher's painting
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Sign committee OKs sandwich boards
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Size and style will be regulated
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The love of a child
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Parent Time holds annual Valentine's Day party
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Literary love
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Kids ♥ Authors brings both to Dedham Square
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To veterans, with love
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VFW has Valentine's Day Fundraiser for the Fisher House
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Saint's stag semi
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LifeTeeners spend Valentine’s Day alone together
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 13, 2009
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Doe derisions bring myDedham traffic to record heights
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Tri-Valley invites Dedham High to join
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Public hearing to be held before April1 deadline
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Feb. 12, 2009
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Scores of 4-0 for the hockey teams
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 12, 2009
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Budgets requested and ignored
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Principal Ruggere may leave Middle School
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Decision could come as early as tomorrow night
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Business Profile: Healy Law Offices
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Oakdale lawyer plans a new Square Circle
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Adult Zone Committee narrows their options
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Rt. 1, Sturgis Way, Allied Dr. still in running
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 10, 2009
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Libraries change snow closing policies
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Pedestrian struck by van in Dedham Square
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Driver also shaken up, both taken to hospital
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 9, 2009
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Skaters, wrestlers, gather this weekend
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Chiefs report arrests, renovations
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No home break ins so far in 2009
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Wrestling reunion raises funds for scholarship
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Coaches Police and Wade, champ Mahoney, honored
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Feb. 8, 2009
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Saturday success for Marauders
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Friday Night Lights
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Ledda turns on lights for night ice skating
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Planet Dedham
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Dedham chosen as a Cool Mass Community
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Committee considers signs in our time
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Sandwich boards and grandfathering discussed
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DRAB looks at new building in Dedham Square
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Also gives praise to ED fire station renovation
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 4, 2009
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DRAB eyes IHOP
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Departments request $19m in capital items
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BPCC looks at $800k for Town Hall renovations
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P&R Commissioners consider only one SMA field
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Field realignment could follow
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Maher proposes plan for Striar property
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DPW would use land while being developed
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 3, 2009
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More kids, less staff at summer playgrounds
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Feb. 2, 2009
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Wrestling takes 2 out of 3
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Daily News Roundup - Feb. 2, 2009
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One kid, two fundraisers, three causes
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Hundreds "Jam" for CF
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Party raises $50,000 for research
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Wingmen lift up two charities
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Party benefits Crohn's, Make a Wish
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School Committee goes to mediation with teachers
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"We are starting from scratch," says Driscoll
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School Committee inks deal with Superintendent, secretaries
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Merchants wary of new County parking fee
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$5 a day could drive motorists into Keystone
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 30, 2009
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Brian Carilli gets his first Varsity win
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 30, 2009
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School Committee agrees to contracts
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NECN & Red Cross ask you to give the Gift of Life
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News station broadcasts live all day
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School Committee asked to stay with the Bay State
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Alumni, coaches, opposed to switching leagues
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 29, 2009
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Hockey teams iced by Raiders
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 29, 2009
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Alumni and coaches oppose switching to the TVL
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Weather creates hazardous roads
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Accidents reported across town
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Plumbing problem lands Friday's in hot water
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Was washing dishes with "ice cold water"
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Town is $500,000 short to complete SMA property
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Selectmen and P&R begin work on the project again
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 28, 2009
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TGI Fridays repremanded by Board of Health
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Adult Zone Committee considers their options
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Residential areas ruled out
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 27, 2009
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"Smut Zone" committee meets for the first time
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Two years later, Applebee's still empty
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May sell liquor license to Legacy Place
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 25, 2009
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Hockey goes down; Wrestling takes 2 of 3
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A celebration of life and a Night of Friendship
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Hundreds gather to honor and benefit Nancy McCann
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June Doe's speech to the Knights of Columbus
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Full video included
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Selectmen honor holiday helpers
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“Extraordinary outpouring of community support"
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 23, 2009
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Hanson speaks, Silvey signs
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The history of the Historical Society
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Hanson speaks for the 150th anniversary
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DHS applies to join the Tri-Valley League
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New football realignment also proposed
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 22, 2009
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Boys hockey gets routed, girls win
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 22, 2009
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Goodwin pleads guilty in hit and run case
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Schools aim to teach social responsibility
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Students, department, expected to contribute
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Doe speaks about the Freshman Academy, changing demographics
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“Not the Dedham High School of 25 years ago"
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 21, 2009
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Superintendent Doe speaks at Knights of Columbus
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Dedhamites watch with world as Obama takes oath
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Lackluster speech still inspired hope, many say
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 20, 2009
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Snow and holiday keep town quiet
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Gran Torino racist to the finish
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Redemptive film highlights the new and the old
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Prayers and thoughts offered at peace vigil
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High School student organizes candlelight vigil
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School Committee asks for books, roofs, and boilers
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Also sets opening day for 2009 before Labor Day
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Renewable Energy Committee asks for more green in schools
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Also seeks a student member to join
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 18, 2009
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Hockey teams split games in shutouts vs Mustangs
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Generous alumni donate to the the High School
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Lennons give addional $100k for scholarships
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 16, 2009
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Students honored, entertained, and informed
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Seniors honor youngsters
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COA thanks students who gave presents to seniors
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'I Am Dirt' uses humor to give serious message
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One man show at the High School a success
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BPCC looks to plan what and when to build
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Also hears library could be shuttered
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 15, 2009
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Boys & girls hockey split Natick games
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Daily News Roundup - Jan. 15, 2009
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School Committee makes capital requests
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Civic Pride goes back in time
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Antique clock, anniversary banners to go up
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School Committe considers a new Avery School
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Will be larger to help overcrowding at Oakdale
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News Roundup Podcast - Jan 14, 2009
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Master Plan, Civic Pride Committees meet
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Master Plan committee sets "agressive" timetable
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Hopes to finish document before Town Meeting
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 13, 2009
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Both hockey teams get shut out
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News Roundup Podcast - Jan. 13, 2009
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Home break-ins shoot up in December
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Seven breaks between Christmas and New Years alone
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News Roundup Podcast - Jan. 12, 2009
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Moose Club ordered to close early
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Selectmen punish club for alcohol violations
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Shuttleworth Committee begins to set guidelines
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Will help struggling residents pay their bills
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 10, 2009
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Wrestling team sweeps another tri-meet
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Marauder Sports Roundup - Jan. 7, 2009
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Boys' hockey loses to Milton, 1-0
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P&R Commissioners seeking answers on SMA property
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More than two years passed since voters approve th
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Dedham hit with first snowstorm of year
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Over a foot of snow in some places
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School Committee issues awards and recognition
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Greenlodge prinipal, DHS seniors and faculty honor
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New committee formed to help residents pay heating bills
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Money to be drawn from the Shuttleworth Trust Fund
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Selectmen suspend Moose Lodge's license
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Bartender was drunk and lied to police; one arrest
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Police make arrest at Moose Club on Thanksgiving Eve
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Find bartender allegedly using drugs and alcohol
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Santa breakfasts with kids at Prime
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Car dealerships hosts holiday party
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Auld Sod Pub brings in fresh talent
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Bar hosts singer/ songwriter night on Sunday
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Troubadours celebrate the Holidays
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Seniors sing, dance and recite in the holidays
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'Amahl' hits just the right notes
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First Church production of 'Amahl' is excellent
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Grand Reunion a Grand Success
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All classes gather for one big reunion
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Class of 1988 Reunites
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20 years pass since graduation
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Class of 1983 has 25th reunion
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Middle School still not finished two years after opening
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Architect files 'Notice of Default' with Middle Sc
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Town helps Churches help Neighbors
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Town and churches join forces to help residents
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Christmas Tree lights up the Square
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Rotary Club sponsors annual lighting party
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Cummings retires after 14 years as head of Greenlodge School
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The "consumate teacher" to be replaced by "Mr. DZ"
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Riverdale hosts 35th annual Holiday Fest
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Party raised funds for 5th grade celebrations
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Selectmen partially restore liquor license to Olde Irish Alehouse
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Only for upstairs function room, not for bar
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Holiday Strollers flock to Dedham Square
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Square Circle celebrates with music & shopping
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St. Paul's celebrates 250 years
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Bishop visits to celebrate a quarter millenium
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