For Rare And Hard To Find Model Trains
License plates from Michigan, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York and Virginia showed up last week at the Western Pennsylvania Model Railroad Museum in Richland. read more »
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Model railroad museum in Richland draws up to 10,000 guests annually
By Keith Yost STAFF COLUMNIST Suppose the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) stood up one day and declared, under a law written 76 years ago, it has the authority to regulate the delivery of newspapers. Shortly after making this proclamation, the FCC chairman announces he has decided how newspaper delivery will be regulated — rather than letting the use of our finite news transportation ...
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eXp Realty opens it's first and only office in Oregon. Being a completely virtual office carries some major advantages for Realtor's and clients. eXp introduces the most generous profit sharing program for agents and low office pay out at $16,000.
STORY BY CAROLINE KERAS Despite the current difficult economic times, some people notoriously enter a career for the love of the work and not the paycheck. The Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts wants to eliminate the notion of the starving artist in Leominster. read more
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Money makes the world go round
At 7 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 7, more than 2,000 cyclists will begin at the official Wellesley start of the Pan-Massachusetts Challenge, Babson College, 231 Forest Street.
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Pan-Massaschusetts Challenge to pass through Wellesley on Saturday and Sunday
Kids love trains, and Vicki Hayhurst loves the smiles she sees on their faces when they spot her behind the controls...
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1st class training
Fourteen Wilmington residents are riding in the Pan-Massachusetts Challenge (PMC), the nations most successful athletic fundraising event, to raise money for cancer research.
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Wilmington bicyclists join the Pan Mass Challenge
The urban farm -- a novel, even whimsical, idea a few years ago in Pittsburgh -- is now a movement so fully fledged that a neighborhood without one seems almost an anomaly.
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GUILFORD Jim Lyman has spent may sleepless nights worrying about the future of his son, Eli. Diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, the 19-year-old attends a school in Massachusetts that serves the needs of people with autism.
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Roses, And Jobs, For Autism
On the same day that House and Senate negotiators were celebrating their agreement over the Safe Driving Act last week, an 89-year-old woman in Chelmsford struck a 72-year-old pedestrian while pulling out of a parking lot on Fletcher Street, sending the victim onto the hood of her vehicle, then onto the pavement. Chelmsford - Parking lot - Driving - House - United States Senate
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