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Thanks, Mom, for your long and wonderful life
Sentinel Staff WriterNOTE: I first wrote this essay for Mother's Day a few years ago, when my mother, Jean Dickinson, was well enough to enjoy it. She died last Sunday at 88, and especially since it deals in large part with the Jordan Marsh department store, a part of...Tags: Orlando, Robert Gwathmey, Curtiss-Wright Corporation, Mother's Day, Orange County (Florida)
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Old Saybrook Woman Files Complaint About Police Group Member
The Middletown Common Council approves a new fire contract — after firefighters rushed out of the meeting to battle a Prospect Street blaze; an Old Saybrook woman files a complaint about a police commission member; and East Hampton residents...Tags: Armed Forces, Court Administration, Ethics, Economic Policy, Boston Celtics
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For Geology Bluffs, This Area Is For You
For those interested in how the state was created geologically, Campbell's Peaceful Valley Conservation Area in Tolland is the place to visit. The 85-acre property is located on Hunter Road and features a dramatic ridge line and outcrops that provide...Tags: Rivers, Natural Science, Natural Resources, Bodies of Water, Hunting
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Sound wild enough? His job is to steal eggs from an alligator's nest
It's 7 a.m. in the marsh, and like some sort of cigar-chomping swamp cowboy, biologist Lindsey Hord is about to reach for something that could cost him a few fingers -- or worse -- if he's not careful. It's the first day of Florida's alligator-egg...Tags: Wildlife, Nature, Natural Resources, Conservation, Endangered Species
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The $20,000 question
Chicago Tribune reportersThe state is squandering taxpayer money on dubious after-school grants, including many that rewarded one lawmaker's political supporters, a Tribune investigation found. In a church on Chicago's West Side, two homeless children fiddled aimlessly on...Tags: Upper House, Malcolm X, Christianity, Parliament, Baptist
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True New Yorker
About two years ago, when rats came down from a lowquat tree and began scratching around and scuttling around in the crawl space beneath our Venice home, I made my wife laugh (and wince) by reading to her from Joseph Mitchell's classic 1944 New Yorker...Tags: Armed Forces, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Salman Rushdie, Stanley Tucci, Walter Benjamin
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Green Bay sanctuary cares for baby otters
A Green Bay wildlife sanctuary will soon have two otter pups on exhibit. The Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary has been caring for two pups rescued from a cranberry bog in Tomah and will begin showing them Aug. 12. That's the same day the sanctuary will...Tags: Wildlife, Nature, Natural Resources
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PPL gets static over line route
Of The Morning CallDarlene Smicker of Richland Township broke into tears Thursday as she described the bucolic scenes outside her E. Cherry Road home -- beauty she fears could be destroyed by a proposed PPL Corp. power line. Dennis Steskal of Springfield Township came to...Tags: Allentown, Natural Resources, Natural Resource Industry, Elections
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In Concert
In Concert Today Anthony David Rams Head Tavern, 33 West St., Annapolis / 410-268-4545 or ramsheadtavern.com. Indigo Girls Wolf Trap Barns, 1635 Trap Road, Vienna, Va. / 410-481-6500 or 800-955-5566. Scary River, Brain Underfoot, Sigma 6,...Tags: Moby, Classical Music, Mickey Hart, James Joyce, Games
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