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Start date set for T station
Construction of the city's new commuter rail station, a $37 million facility with a parking garage and pedestrian bridge, will begin next month and is scheduled to be completed by Oct. 1, 2014, MBTA officials announced yesterday. After years of plann
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Filing touts project's potential
BEVERLY -- Mayor Bill Scanlon has long touted the Brimbal Avenue interchange project as a key to unlocking the economic potential of more than 500 acres of land near Route 128. A 153-page environmental form filed with the state reveals just what the
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Estates to get 'agricultural' tax breaks
HAMILTON -- A developer is expected to move forward with plans to buy the 86-acre Aquila Farm on Bay Road for six large, equestrian-themed homes after residents last week rejected the town's proposal to buy the property. While the properties will be
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The reader's eye
Name : Christopher Flynn Hometown: Beverly Description: "I was taking my dog out for a walk this morning when I noticed the beaded up raindrops on the leaves of the mayapple plants in my garden. I found the pattern and contrast very interesting. "Sha
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Lawyer disbarred over missing funds
HAMILTON -- A lawyer who once had offices in Peabody and Newburyport has been disbarred, six months after state officials suspended him from practicing law over allegations that he stole nearly $375,000 in client funds. Meanwhile, prosecutors in Wo
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- Correction
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- Honorary mayor's race gains momentum
- Developer plans $20M plaza
- Route for cable work changed
- Police get a two-fer during robbery investigation
- Former attorney for victims of plant explosion indicted
- Salem Pioneer Village may stay open for summer
- Man gets 18 months in housebreaks
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- Police: 1 injured, 1 arrested in stabbing
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- Cummings Foundation gives $100,000 grants
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Start date set for T station
