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- State budgets lean on property sales
- The Arizona House of Representatives’ office, one of the buildings the state is considering selling as part of a sale-leaseback program to raise cash, would cost a private owner more than $18 million. Lawmakers would continue to occupy the…
- Stateline
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- Denver Dispatch
- AT THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, DENVER, Colo., Aug. 26, 2008 [Updated 11:30PM MT] -- As Denver police sprayed tear gas and shot pepper balls at radical protestors in a park more than a mile from the Democratic National Convention here, a…
- American Reporter
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- 48 minutes ago
- House sales up, prices down in MetroWest
- Area realtors remain cautiously upbeat as two reports issued this week offer glimmers of hope for the state's real estate market, although the region came in slightly behind the curve. The reports, issued by The Warren Group, a Boston-based…
- MetroWest Daily News
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- Unemployment rate inches downward in Greater Springfield area
- Congress recently extended that tax break to the end of April 2010 and expanded it with a $6,500 “move up” tax credit for current homeowners who buy different homes. Massachusetts home sales are up 17.7 percent from 3,252 in October 2008 to…
- Union-News & Sunday Republican
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- 2 hours ago
- A perspective on the health care debate
- Editor’s note: Since Wick Communications purchased the Press , three years ago, the paper has retained its editorial freedom. We’ve never been asked to write about any issue, or to not write about any issue. A few weeks ago, the following…
- Anchorage Press
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- 2 hours ago
- Western Mass. volunteers to spend part of Thanksgiving helping…
- Photo by Michael S. Gordon / The Republican Robert E. Matthews, of Westfield, a volunteer at the Westfield Salvation Army office gives a Thanksgiving turkey Tuesday to Brenda J. LaPlante, of Westfield. The Salvation Army is looking for…
- Union-News & Sunday Republican
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- 2 hours ago
Union-News & Sunday Republican- Press releases Nov. 25
- Haley Bonenfant, a 2009 Coyle and Cassidy High School graduate, has been awarded a $1,000 college scholarship from Experian. She is the daughter of Experian employee Lisa Bonenfant. “I was surprised and very happy to learn that I had won…
- Taunton Gazette
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- 2 hours ago
Taunton Gazette- First step in attracting businesses: audit of available places
- PROVIDENCE — In the race to attract new business to this state, effective marketing is critical. But before Rhode Island can launch such a campaign, it must first take a full accounting of the office and industrial space it has to offer so…
- Providence Journal
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- Home sales rise in Mass.
- Massachusetts home buyers are off the sidelines, purchasing homes in increasing numbers, despite some sellers’ reluctance to put houses on the market, real estate figures released yesterday show. Sales of single-family homes rose by 17.2…
- Boston Globe
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Boston Globe- Border barriers lower rates
- For many years I ran an agency in Rhode Island that recruited families to adopt children from the state's child welfare system. Like many such organizations, we had a "waiting child" feature on a local television station. After a TV spot…
- Washington Times
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- 2 hours ago