July 2009
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Spoils of WarBecause of its ties to the Nazi regime, an unremarkable painting that hung for years in a Rhode Island apartment is now at the center of a legal mess. Should it be returned to the estate of the... |
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Playing it SafeSave The Bay was once a scrappy, shoestring fighter for the environment. Now it has a multi-million-dollar budget, a former hedge fund manager as boss, and confrontation is a thing of the past. Has... |
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CurrentBristol's Fourth of July parade, Deer Tick, Phil Goldman at the Perishable, Peter Pan's perfect day. |
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| Out Takes | Archive » |
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600 guests attended The Rhode Island Mentoring Partnership's third annual fundraiser. 250 guests attended the Caritas celebration of "Charity, Clarity and Parity." |
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| At Home: Port Panache | Archive » |
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The shops in and around Mystic, Connecticut, stock a salty blend of worthwhile finds just right for summer. |
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| Letters | Archive » |
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July 2009 |
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| Reporter | Archive » |
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State funding is drying up for kids who need intensive therapies. Without it, parents worry, what will help their kids bridge the divide to normal life? |
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