Tuesday, 11/3/09
NEWS:
Rowing Dock Wins Crucial 1st Approval
Hanover -- The Selectboard last night unanimously approved a nonprofit group's request to build a dock for the Hanover High School crew team on town-owned land on the Connecticut River, ending weeks of debate about the proposal. See full story
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NEWS:
Ford Profit Leads Economic Upbeat
Washington -- Ford Motor Co.'s surprisingly strong quarterly earnings capped a day of upbeat news yesterday that showed the U.S. economy continuing to gain strength in key sectors including manufacturing and housing. See full story
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SPORTS:
Second-Half Surge Set Wasps' Wardwell Above Rest
West Lebanon -- With the conclusion of the high school field hockey season, Woodstock senior Blake Wardwell can take her place as the Upper Valley's most prolific source of offense this season. See full story
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CLOSE-UP:
He Stoops
To Conquer
You want your boy child to read, but there are so many distractions -- Gameboy. Television. Grub worms. You name it. See full story
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EDITORIAL:
Enforcing The Rules
Needed: Energetic Regulators
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Even as both houses of Congress work on legislation to reform regulation of the financial services industry, the weekend provided a timely reminder that rules are only as good as the people who enforce them. See full story
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For complete story, see today's Valley News
NEWS: Enfield Property Owners Turn Out to Rail About Reassessments
Enfield -- The Enfield Community Center wasn't big enough to hold all the town property owners who wanted to talk last night about steep jumps in their assessed property value.
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EDITORIAL: Stores in Twin States Recall Tainted Beef
If you have any ground beef in your freezer, now would be a good time to check where and when you bought it, and possibly throw it out.
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NEWS: Claremont Readies for the End of a Crowded Campaign
Claremont -- Activists waved signs and election officials set up voting booths yesterday as Claremont's heated City Council campaigns and debate over a spending cap had a final day in the sun before today's elections.
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NEWS: Raise Your Hand if You Love Books
Plainfield -- It only took a few seconds for the bidding to balloon from $200 to $2,500, but the giddy book dealer understood the value of what she was getting.
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