FAIRFIELD — Annual spring household cleanup details are:
April 2011
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STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS: Chara, Bruins top Canadiens
MONTREAL — David Krejci and Nathan Horton scored first-period goals to lead Boston to a 4-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Monday night as the Bruins won on the road after dropping the first two games of their first-round series at home.
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BOSTON MARATHON: Mutai breaks event record
BOSTON — Kenya’s Geoffrey Mutai ran the fastest 26.2 miles in history to win the Boston Marathon on Monday. Then his claim to a world record was swallowed up by the hills.
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Getting down to business
AUGUSTA — After hours of sifting through testimony and crafting language, a legislative committee this week is expected to vote on L.D. 1, a regulatory reform package that traveled a lengthy road from its controversial origins.
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BOSTON MARATHON: Samuelson finishes marathon despite back spasms
BOSTON — Joan Benoit Samuelson looked around the town common in Hopkinton on Monday morning before the start of the 115th Boston Marathon and instead of that familiar steely determination, there were question marks in her eyes.
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NBA PLAYOFFS: Knicks’ Billups might not play
BOSTON — Toney Douglas played well when he replaced an injured Chauncey Billups during the regular season. There’s much more at stake now.
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Morning Sentinel police log: April 19, 2011
IN BINGHAM, Saturday at 11:11 p.m., a harassment complaint was investigated.
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Augusta’s project runway in the wings
AUGUSTA — The main runway at Augusta State Airport could soon close for repair, meaning no commercial flights in or out of Augusta for up to two months.
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AHL PLAYOFFS: Pirates address power outage
HARTFORD, Conn. — Your power play needs a boost. Do you overhaul the system? Or do you stick with it? If you’re the Portland Pirates, you keep going with what has worked, but you make subtle changes designed to put more pucks in the net.
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DAVID B. OFFER: Grandview folks deserve to reclaim neighborhood from asphalt plant
I have little sympathy for a business that sets up operations in a neighborhood and makes life miserable for people who have lived there for decades by filling the air with noise, dust and odor.