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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Senate Refuses to Seat Burris
The United States Senate yesterday refused to seat Roland Burris, selected by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich to fill the term of Barack Obama. The dance with Burris and by extension Blagojevich will continue today, with Majority Leader Harry Reid and … Continue reading
Posted in National News
Tagged Harry Reid, Illinois Senate Seat, Rod Blagojevich, Roland Burris
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Editorials Bring Heat on Dimasi
A pair of editorials today are putting additional heat on Sal Dimasi as he attempts to get re-elected as House Speaker tommorow. The Eagle Tribune weighed in, praising Rep. David Torrisi for his willingness to vote against Dimasi’s re-election. Taken … Continue reading
Panetta Chosen to lead CIA
Leon Panetta, Bill Clinton’s former Chief of Staff, has been selected by President elect Barack Obama to be the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Panetta has no intelligence experience to speak of, and the Obama transition team apparently neglected … Continue reading
Interesting Tidbit from Governor’s Readiness Report
Governor Patrick’s Readiness Report has been released, and a lot of talk and blogging has occurred over this subject already. I have attached the report below. Much of the coverage has centered on the ability to finance some of Governor … Continue reading
Posted in Methuen, State News
Tagged Education Reform, Governor Deval Patrick, Readiness Report
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Richardson Withdraws as Commerce Secretary
Governor Bill Richardson, tapped by President-elect Barack Obama to be Commerce Secretary, has withdrawn in advance of his confirmation hearing in light of the ongoing grand jury investigation into the awarding of a state contract in New Mexico to a … Continue reading
Central Catholic Juggernaut Slowed, But Not Stopped
Central Catholic won its second consecutive boys basketball Christmas Tournament by defeating Andover High School 59-51 at Lawrence High School. Andover coach Dave Fazio employed double team tactics on Central Catholic’s Billy Marsden and on Carson Desrosiers, and held Marsden … Continue reading
Caroline You Knows Her Way
Caroline Kennedy continues to take her lumps, with a new You Tube video counting the times she said “you know” during the course of her several public prouncements. Today’s Herald has a Margery Egan column withdrawing her earlier support for … Continue reading
Posted in National News
Tagged Caroline Kennedy, Governor David Paterson, New York Senate Seat
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