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Guest View: Dartmouth wind: Facts over fears
Dr. Ronald DiPippo is chairman of the Alternative Energy Committee of Dartmouth and lives in Dartmouth.
Anthony A. Cruz honored by Prince Henry Society
Only 18 when he came to the United States from Portugal four decades ago, Anthony A. Cruz has accomplished a great deal and impressed many people along the way.
Let Lisa Gizara take a holiday photo of your pet
Let Lisa Gizara make you a Holiday Card featuring your pet! Lisa Gizara Trends in holiday gifts this year include personalized mementos.
Dorothea W. Sackman, age 93, died October 29, 2009 at Sippican Healthcare Center, Marion, where she had been a resident for the past six years.
Therapy dogs cuddle up to reluctant young readers
There were lots of happy faces and two wagging tails last Tuesday night when the Southworth Library in Dartmouth began a new program that pairs young readers with specially trained therapy dogs.
Dartmouth puts a stop to NStar work
The town is unhappy with the way NStar has replaced utility poles and cut down trees on Horseneck Road.
Robert V. Ward Jr. has a unique perspective on the war between Southern New England School of Law, which seeks to become part of the state university system, and its competitors in Boston, who oppose the idea.
Exhibit Review | Sherrie Gallerie: Familiarity shapes large ceramics
The enormous ceramic vessels of Chris Gustin at Sherrie Gallerie are beautiful and imposing.
'Dartmouth Beat' blog: Memorial bench to be moved to Apponagansett Beach
Reporter Curt Brown writes the following on his 'Dartmouth Beat' blog: The memorial bench in front of the Gidley Elementary School, which is in memory of former teacher Kris Simon, will be moved to Apponagansett Beach in South Dartmouth.
The date of the Paskamansett Bird Club was incorrect in Thursday's Coastin'. The meeting will take place at 7:30 p.m. Oct.
Influential buyers visit local artists
On a crisp and sunny Friday morning in late September, members of the Renwick Alliance Caucus, the support group for the Renwick Gallery in Washington, D.C., paid a visit to Dartmouth and New Bedford to view and buy examples of artisanry created by several SouthCoast artists.
Legion of Mary encourages Catholics to come back home
Sponsored by the Legion of Mary, the traditional Living Rosary will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct.
William Denglar Strohmeier, 93, of South Dartmouth and Westwood, died Thursday September 24, 2009, at Fox Hill Village in Westwood.
Chili Contest slated for Oct. 3
KB's Bad Beans & Blues Chili Contest, which was originally scheduled for Aug. 29, will be held from noon to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Horseneck Holy Ghost Grounds on Allens Neck Road in South Dartmouth.
Local couple needs help with cancer treatments
We've all had days when it feels like life is putting us to the test. For the Martin family, the test began in February and it's still far from over.
CROFFUT: of New Bedford, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009, Don W., 70. Husband of Veronica Croffut.
Kristin E. Rego graduated from Assumption College in Worcester on May 16. She received a master's degree in vocational rehabilitation counseling, and completed an internship with Southeast Center.
BUTLER: of New Bedford, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009, Philip D. Jr., 64. Son of the late Philip D. and Isabella Butler.
AMORIN: of Westport, Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009, Michael D., 47. Son of Joseph and Denise Amorin.
The Lord came calling on Aug. 11, 2009. Born and raised in South Dartmouth, he attended Dartmouth High School, in which he was an avid track and football player.
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