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Police seize 25 bags of crack E-mail
on 09-08-2010 20:35  

By RUSS OLIVO

WOONSOCKET — A drug deal on wheels came to a screeching halt Tuesday as police seized 25 bags of crack cocaine and arrested two men in what started out as a routine traffic stop.
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Burrillville Farmers Market among favorites in the U.S. E-mail
on 09-04-2010 10:23  

By JOSEPH FITZGERALD

BURRILLVILLE - The Burrillville Farmers Market has finished in the top 20 favorite farmers market in its category in the entire United States.
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The retired Alex Papianou pens Woonsocket memoirs E-mail
on 09-01-2010 14:42

BY JOSEPH B. NADEAU

WOONSOCKET -- Although he earned an engineering degree from Worcester Polytechical Institute after graduating Woonsocket High School in 1952,  Alex C. Papianou has taken up a new trade in his retirement. These days, Papianou, 75, and now of Foxboro, keeps himself busy with writing.
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Grant paves way for road resurfacing E-mail
on 09-01-2010 10:50

NORTH SMITHFIELD – Eight roads in town will be resurfaced beginning as early as next week using the $250,000 grant obtained from the Department of Transportation’s Roadway Investment – Local Equity Aid Program, also known as RI-LEAP.
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At least 20 days until uniform hearing E-mail
on 08-26-2010 22:59

By RUSS OLIVO

PROVIDENCE — It will be at least 20 days before the Rhode Island Department of Education holds a hearing on a complaint protesting Woonsocket's mandatory school uniform policy, but free speech and other constitutional issues many see as central to the dispute will be on the back burner when it begins.
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on 08-26-2010 22:59

By RUSS OLIVO

PROVIDENCE — It will be at least 20 days before the Rhode Island Department of Education holds a hearing on a complaint protesting Woonsocket's mandatory school uniform policy, but free speech and other constitutional issues many see as central to the dispute will be on the back burner when it begins.
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on 08-26-2010 22:59

By RUSS OLIVO

PROVIDENCE — It will be at least 20 days before the Rhode Island Department of Education holds a hearing on a complaint protesting Woonsocket's mandatory school uniform policy, but free speech and other constitutional issues many see as central to the dispute will be on the back burner when it begins.
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