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Student Speakers Announced For Reading's 9/11 Commemoration
Three students will read their writing at an event on the Town Common marking the 20th anniversary of the attacks.

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Three students will read their writing at an event on the Town Common marking the 20th anniversary of the attacks.

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The dog was found wandering around upper Lebanon Street without a collar.
A fire hit Thrive Juice Cafe and a neighboring art gallery early Saturday, leaving the restaurant "indefinitely inoperable."
The blaze started in an unoccupied apartment in "hoarder-like" condition, making it difficult to navigate, the fire department said.
The police department said it has to prioritize certain postings this school year based on safety needs due to a dearth of applicants.
Health officials issued a public health advisory Friday due to visible algal bloom in the pond, which can be harmful to people and animals.
The city will hold a public meeting next month to discuss a proposed development on Mystic Valley Parkway.
Mary Ellen O'Neill urges anyone asked to sign a petition to recall the School Committee member to "please say no."
Omori Izakaya & Sushi moved into the former Sousaku Bistro space on Eastern Avenue.
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