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Paul Van Ness, co-owner of CinemaSalem, will try to raise $60,000 by January 14, 2013 in order to implement a Kick Starter system that will help convert the theater from showing 35mm films, to digital projection films. Movie distributers will stop sending out 35mm films later on in 2013, but Van Ness and CinemaSalem will be replacing their 35mm film with the digital projections before then. David Le/Staff Photo
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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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- Beef thief gets six months in jail
- Police/fire
- Salem Willows pier repairs to start
- Prep administrator to head St. Mary's High School
- Former TWA Flight 800 investigators want new probe
- Senate proposes changes in welfare
- College students race concrete canoes in national competition
- Lynn man facing jail over stolen car, tools
- Correction
- Wenham reaches three-year deal with police, call firefighters
- Police: Man arrested after giving officer the 'finger'
- 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
- Family Festival offers something for everyone nearly every day
- Work underway at Universal Steel site
- 10 to square off in Danvers Idol finals
- Police: 1 injured, 1 arrested in stabbing
- Several roads will be closed for paving
- Cummings Foundation gives $100,000 grants
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Start date set for T station
