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Clarke named to Mass. post
     The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service has selected Christine S. Clarke to serve as state conservationist for Massachusetts.
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Play based on Anne Frank diary upcoming for spring JCT show
     The Jamestown Community Theatre has announced that its spring play will be a small musical entitled "Yours, Anne."
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Powell honored as one of the 'ordinary people'
     South County Hospital held its fifth annual Thanksgiving Tuesday Awards ceremony recently at the Towers in Narragansett.
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No more bridge explosions
     The state Department of Transportation's final detonation at the old Jamestown Bridge was yesterday, Nov. 29.
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Island Rubbish keeps towns recycling contract
By Dotti Farrington
     Town garbage removal will cost nearly $1 million in the next half decade, according to contracts the Town Council approved Monday amid comments about favorable terms and about ways residents can help curtail garbage costs.
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New faces added to zoning board; Iannetta demoted
By Dotti Farrington
     Too many missed zoning board meetings, and possibly too many attended anti-highway barn meetings, cost Ray Iannetta his seat as a regular member of the Zoning Board of Review, according to comments of the Town Council while filling vacancies Monday.
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Favorite holiday recipes wanted
     Christmas is just around the corner, and the Press wants to know what everyone's favorite holiday recipes are. Are you an expert cookie maker? Do you have a side dish that family members rave about? Let us know so we can share all these good things with everyone in Jamestown.
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Paiva Weed again majority leader
     Sen. Teresa Paiva Weed (DJamestown, Newport) was re-elected 33-0 to the post of Senate majority leader in the state General Assembly last week. She will begin serving her third term in that role.
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Berry picker found dead
     Two island residents picking berries off North Main Road near the overpass Sunday discovered the body of a woman face down in about six-inches of water in a ditch below the overpass.
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Elaine Enterprises application to build a house approved
By Sam Bari
     The Elaine Enterprise application for a variance and specialuse permit to construct a house at Prospect Avenue and North Main Road was approved by a 4-1 vote at Tuesday's meeting of the Zoning Board of Review.
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Hamilton takes URI post
     Bruce C. Hamilton, director of URI's Memorial Union/Student Involvement and Center for Student Leadership Development Offices, has been elected as the regional director of the Association of College Union International's Region 1.
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Use caution to prevent Christmas tree fires
     The Rhode Island Association of Fire Chiefs is urging all Rhode Islanders to be extra careful this holiday season.
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Island Energy fuels the home fires
By Michaela Kennedy
     Island Energy is the only locallyowned full-service oil delivery company on the island. Residents know when they call their neighbor from down the street will soon show up at their house with an oil delivery.
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Hearty frostbite sailors return to the bay
     On the warm and sunny Sunday morning after Thanksgiving, the Conanicut Shellback Dinghy Frostbiters opened up their fifth sailing season.
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Library introduces a new e-mail service to deliver news about books
     The Jamestown library knows it is hard for book lovers to keep track of titles they might enjoy - whether newly published or older classics. That's why the library has added a service that delivers news about books and library events directly to subscribers' e-mail boxes. Newsletters range from best
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McQuade's puts new meaning in 'greengrocer'
By Sam Bari
     Driving a 2006 Jeep Liberty that runs primarily on reclaimed French fry oil is not manager Maurice Browning's first step to steering McQuade's Marketplace down the path to green, but it certainly is the biggest.
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