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Auto Bailout Deal Nears
Washington appears to be moving towards a short term deal to give finance to the Big Three automakers, with Speaker Nancy Pelosi relenting on her refusal to allow utilization of the so called greeen finance package that was approved last … Continue reading
Methuen’s Artist of the Month
Mayor William M. Manzi has named Joan Rademacher as December’s Artist of the Month. Joan is a long-time Methuen resident and has been painting all of her life. She is a graduate of the Art Institute of Boston and a … Continue reading
Obama Selects Richardson (sans beard)
As expected President-elect Barack Obama selected Governor Bill Richardson as his Secretary of Commerce. Obama apparently is a fan of the bearded Richardson! http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22425001/vp/28034001#28034001
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G.M. on the brink
General Motors submitted a revised business plan to Congress in the hopes of getting Congressional approval for a large federal bailout. G.M. noted in its filing that without at least $4 billion before the end of the calendar year it … Continue reading
Saxby Chambliss wins in Georgia
Republican incumbent Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia tonight won the runoff election against Democrat Jim Martin, ending the Democratic Party’s hope of controlling sixty votes in the Senate. With 84 percent reporting Chambliss was holding a 59% to 41% edge, … Continue reading
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Baddour discusses Transportation on NECN
Senator Steve Baddour talks to Jim Braude on NECN, taking the hard questions on transportation, discussing the gas tax (no gas tax increase this year), tolls, and transportation reform. The Senator takes the Senate position that some road privatization should … Continue reading
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Methuen Tree Lighting Rescheduled
Because of the rain this past Sunday Methuen’s tree lighting has been rescheduled to this coming Friday. The details are below. Methuen’s Annual Tree Lighting Friday, December 5 5:30 pm Riverwalk Park on Osgood St. Come share the evening with … Continue reading
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Obama introduces his national security team
President-elect Barack Obama introduces his national security team, formalizing the introduction of Hillary Clinton as our next Secretary of State. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22425001/vp/27998956#27998956
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Methuen Concert Series Highlights
This summer we put on some first rate shows at Methuen’s Greycourt Park, which were free to the public. Many thanks to our hard working Greycourt committee, headed by Paul Webster-Greene. Our first show featured the Artie Barsamian Band, with … Continue reading
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Congress Spends
The U.S. Congress is set to open the Capitol Visitors Center this week, unveiling a project that will end up costing taxpayers over $600 million dollars. With the original estimate set at $71 million the cost overrun on this project … Continue reading
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