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Washington D.C. , Dec 10, 2009 / 02:05 am (CNA).- National Vocation Awareness Week will be celebrated in the U.S. Jan. 10-16 to help make vocations everyones business. Full Article at Catholic News Agency
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The federal government has showered billions of stimulus dollars around the country this year to jump-start the economy and save jobs. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News
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COMEDY AUDITIONS. RJ's Comedy Express seeks local comedic talent for open mike and comedy nights in the Merrimack Valley and Southern New Hampshire. Call Raymond Poirier, 603-382-0445 or 603-793-3725. Full Article at The Eagle-Tribune | North Andover, MA
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Richard J. Walsh of Boston and Provincetown, a retired special education teacher, died Friday at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center after a six-year battle with multiple myeloma. He was 64. Full Article at Boston Herald
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INDIANAPOLIS — The winter meetings heated up even more yesterday, with Milwaukee landing pitchers Randy Wolf and LaTroy Hawkins, Baltimore acquiring Kevin Millwood in a trade with Texas and the Yankees completing the three-team, seven-player swap that... Full Article at Cape Cod Online
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LAWRENCE — Mayor-elect William Lantigua says he hasn't ruled out keeping his job as a state representative. Full Article at The Eagle-Tribune | North Andover, MA
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Chiefs notes: Bills QB Fitzpatrick could have been a Chief More News Almost a Chief? Full Article at KansasCity.com
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Gisele Bundchen and her Super Bowl-winning QB husband Tom Brady just welcomed their first child together, a baby boy, in Boston. "Everyone's great. . . I didn't get much sleep," Brady said before yesterday's practice at the Patriots' Gillette Stadium. Full Article at New York Post
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It wasn't too long ago big-time hedge fund managers like James Pallotta were erecting monuments to themselves. Full Article at Reuters
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It wasn't too long ago big-time hedge fund managers like James Pallotta were erecting monuments to themselves. Full Article at The Washington Post
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The Sundance Film Festival announced yesterday that the made-in-Boston downsizing drama "The Company Men," starring Ben Affleck, Kevin Costner, Maria Bello, Tommy Lee Jones and Rosemarie DeWitt, will have its world premiere at the Coolidge Corner... Full Article at Loaded Gun
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A group of Boston cab owners and drivers has accused the city of putting indirect pressure on them to buy hybrid cars, in defiance of a federal court order striking down an initiative that would have required all taxi owners to buy the energy-efficient... Full Article at Boston Globe
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In an 11th-hour turnaround, Governor Deval Patrick announced last week he no longer plans to make $100 million in cuts aimed at addressing a deficit in the MassHealth budget - reductions that would have left some of the state’s most vulnerable... Full Article at Boston Globe
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Faster than a speeding matzo ball. More powerful than chicken soup. It’s Rabbi Rocketpower, in a blue bodysuit and a tallis cape, saving missing menorahs with a single bound. Full Article at Boston Globe
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HULL - For the first time in decades, ferries will take beachgoers between Boston and Nantasket Beach in the summer - albeit not in the grand scale of the steamship era. Full Article at Boston Globe
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Ballet teacher Marthavan McKeon took a leap of faith two years ago and opened a new dance school in Hanover, trusting that local students would have a strong interest in studying ballet closer to home. Full Article at Boston Globe
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NASHUA – The police officer who suffered a life-threatening injury while pursuing an alleged suspect is improving. Full Article at Nashua Telegraph
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One used his long, lean frame to grab passes out of the sky. The other put his low center of gravity to work, plowing through opposing defenders. Full Article at The News-Press
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The Newburyport Choral Society ushers in the holidays 120-voices strong with Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana" and other music of the season during its holiday concert series this weekend. Full Article at NewburyportNews.com
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AMESBURY LOBBY FOR THE ARTS. "Watercolors" by Ann Jones through December. Lobbies of The Provident Bank's Amesbury branches, 5 Market St. and the corner of Route 110 and Main Street. 978-834-8540. ANNA JAQUES HOSPITAL. Full Article at NewburyportNews.com
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Natasha Pierce-Slive, 24, of Boston, Mass. , practices her yoga Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 22, 2009, under a maple tree in Lincoln Park in Racine, Wis. while visiting with her boyfriend, Paul Bartlett. They were visiting his parents before going to Hawaii for a yoga retreat.
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Steve Pagliuca faces reporters during a news conference, in Boston, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, held to announce his campaign for the U.S. Senate seat left empty by the August 2009 death of Sen. Edward Kennedy. Pagliuca's wife Judy, center, and son Nick, left, watches.
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Boston College's Marcellus Bowman, right, is unable to break up the pass to Kent State's Jonathan Simpson (24) for Kent State's only touchdown in the second half of an NCAA college football game, in Boston, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009. Boston College beat Kent State, 34-7.
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Boston College runningback Josh Haden (1) hurdles past Kent State defenders Monte Simmons (49) and Dana Brown Jr. , ground, during the second half of an NCAA college football game, in Boston, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009. Boston College beat Kent State, 34-7.
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Massachusetts state Sen. Scott Brown, R-Wrentham, speaks in Boston, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009, where he declared himself a Republican candidate in the special election to succeed the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.
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Kent State's Josh Pleasant (2) pulls Boston College's Rich Gunnell (18) back from the end zone to save a touchdown during the first half of an NCAA college football game, in Boston, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009. Boston College beat Kent State, 34-7.
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Boston College's Justin Jarvis (82), Rich Gunnell, center, and Colin Larmond, Jr. , celebrate in the end zone after Gunnell scored a touch down during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Kent State in Boston, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009.
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Boston College wide receiver Colin Larmond, Jr. , is brought down by Kent State's Danny Sadler during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Boston, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009.
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Boston College's Mark Herzlich, left,walks onto the field with Boston College head coach Frank Spaziani prior to the start of an NCAA college football game against Kent State, in Boston, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009. Herzlich is battling bone cancer.
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Fans at Fenway Park in Boston cover up during a rain delay in the top of the first inning of a baseball game against the Tampa Bay Rays, Friday, Sept. 11, 2009.
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Boston College's Donte Elliott (30) takes down Northeastern's Matt Carroll (3) as Boston College's Mike Morrissey (53) watches in the background during the fourth quarter of an NCAA college football, Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009 in Boston. Boston College won 54-0.
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Boston College's Billy Flutie, left, is congratulated by teammates Clarence Megwa, center, and Clyde Lee, right, following a touchdown by Flutie during third quarter NCAA college football against Northeastern, Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009 in Boston. Boston College won 54-0.
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Northeastern's Matt Carroll (3) is tackled by Boston College's Alex Albright, left, and Damik Scafe, right, during second quarter NCAA college football, Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009 in Boston. Boston College won 54-0.
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Boston College's Montel Harris scores against Northeastern during first quarter of an NCAA college football game on Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009 in Boston. Boston College won 54-0.
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Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley speaks to reporters in Boston, Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, where she declared herself a Democratic candidate in the special election to succeed the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Kennedy died last week of brain cancer at age 77.
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Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley speaks to reporters in Boston, Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, where she declared herself a Democratic candidate in the special election to succeed the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Kennedy died last week of brain cancer at age 77.
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BOSTON - AUGUST 29: Christopher Nzewwa, a native of Nigeria and longtime Boston resident, holds a sign thanking Senator Edward Kennedy close to the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help where his funeral was taking place August 29, 2009 in Boston, Massachusetts.
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For us, it's not a matter of one game, what we do with Boston. It's a matter of what we do here over the next couple of weeks through December and being able to get better in December, closing out December ... After tomorrow [20 games] are pretty much behind us. You are what you are. We've lost some clo...
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We have to put our foot on the gas and play our best hockey every night ... Last game when we played in Boston, we didn't do that.
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On Dec. 13, 1636, the Massachusetts legislature ordered the organization of militia companies in the towns around Boston into three regiments to better defend lives and liberties in the fledgling colony
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If I was judging in Memphis and a Boston band was in the finals, I'd recuse myself.
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We anticipated that Savard was going to re-sign in Boston ... We anticipated that Nash would re-sign. And we believe that there are pending UFAs that will also re-sign. But we also believe there will be quality players available on July 1st.
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We have to have the same mindset as the Lakers did two years ago, after they lost to Boston and came back stronger the year after ... That’s what we’re trying to be.
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American Heritage’s 60th Anniversary issue is a cause for celebrations by historians and lovers of history from Boston to Seattle. It is proof that this great magazine has been rescued from oblivion and restored to vivid meaningful life. Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Edwin Grosvenor, Executive Editor Jo...
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I want to thank all of you and the thousands of others across this great commonwealth, from the Berkshires to Boston, from Peabody to Provincetown, who worked so hard these past months to achieve this victory
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I mean, you look at the success that they have had in Boston
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We were compared with Texas school districts such as: Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and districts across the country like New York City, districts like Los Angeles, San Diego, Boston. We did quite well.
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we need the bilateral cooperation between our governments to catch up with our people-to-people and economic ties. We need to make sure that the partnership between Washington and New Delhi, our capitals, will be as advanced and fruitful as the linkages that already exist between Manhattan and Mumbai, o...
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He was a utility player not because he wanted to be or because that's all he was good enough for, but because no one gave him any choice of playing as an everyday shortstop in the big leagues until Toronto ... Now he's a free agent who just signed with a great ball club. I don't think it can be better t...
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With today's expansion of the code share, Frontier customers are able to buy tickets for the first time to 10 new destinations such as Boston and Grand Rapids
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We are delighted with the reception the exhibition has received in Chicago and Boston and we are honoured to make the Ontario Science Centre the first stop on its international tour
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Go up Newbury Street (in Boston) ... There is just a plethora of vacancies.
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We are pleased to deliver this unique bridge between citizens and government for real-time self service ... Based on the wildly successful launch of Boston's Citizens Connect iPhone application, enabling citizens to send service requests complete with pictures and location directly to the City's Lagan-p...
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I think everybody understands there’s a highly concentrated vote in Boston ... There’s more media exposure and a higher percentage who’ve seen coverage of the race and feel involved.
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Content is a much more efficient way to match a buyer and seller. If I sell Vermont cheddar cheese, it's much better for me to blog about it, put up videos about my making cheese, than putting up really expensive advertising on Boston.com
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It's Christmas time, and it's an unusual election, and we just had the Boston mayor's race
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A football team called the Crackers or the Darkies probably wouldn't be tolerated for long, yet the Washington Redskins have been using their offensive moniker since moving from Boston in 1937.
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We liked it that the smartest guy in Boston was reading Howard Zinn.
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We wanted to create a glass that offers beer lovers a full sensory drinking experience by fully showcasing Samuel Adams Boston Lager’s complex balance of malt and hop flavors. This glass achieves that mission.
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The part was written for me. I can't wait to see this with an audience in Boston.
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The harrowing tale of the South Boston mob places Zeltserman alongside contemporary masters Jim Crais and James Ellroy. One of the few writers whose tales are both brutal and beautiful, Zeltserman is a rising star of crime fiction.
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