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Salem mayor's health care proposal spurned by Firefighters Union
SALEM — One day after the leadership of the police patrolmen's union voted not to bring a contract proposal before its membership, the firefighters followed suit.
Mayor Kim Driscoll said she was told late yesterday that the fire union's bargaining team rejected the city's offer and voted not to bring it to a membership vote. - Fix sought for wall at Folly Hill development
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Salem mayor's health care proposal spurned by Firefighters Union
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Sullivan's gem, homer help Peabody West open state Final Four in style
NORWOOD — The tournament has become popularly known as the state Little League Final Four, but if yesterday's game is any indication, Peabody West is threatening to turn it into the Final One in a matter of days.
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Letter: Salem market should only allow local farmers
To the editor:
I truly believed a local farmers' market, which Salem offers to the public on Thursday nights, would feature produce grown by our local, North Shore farmers, which I truly support.
I have been attending weekly the Salem Farmers' Market and have been extremely disappointed to see so many vendors with produce that looks like it comes off the produce shelf at one of our many supermarkets or might have been imported from God knows where. - Nelson Benton: Some disappointed with Tierney stance on Israeli raid
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Letter: Salem market should only allow local farmers
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WALKING THE WALK: Ipswich business buys pedometers to get its employees moving
Beginning in May, the Ipswich company began offering employees free pedometers, devices that clip onto a belt and measure the number of steps wearers are taking, calculating the calories burned, among other things.
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- Salem's eatery boom creates a new Restaurant Row
- Suit filed after cabinet falls on 2-year-old girl: Store accused of negligence
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Goodhues' good tunes
The Boxford-based Goodhues Band brings its blend of American roots, country, Appalachian, bluegrass, Southern gospel, contemporary folk and traditional Celtic music to the Summer Concert Series on Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Patton Park, Route 1A, Hamilton. Admission is free, and the park is handicapped-accessible. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs and a picnic supper. Visit www.pattonparkconcerts.org or call 978-468-4818 for more information. - Free boat rides around the harbor offered at Salem Maritime Festival
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