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Top restaurants for takeout south of Boston 15 places to pick up a great meal in Quincy, Duxbury, and other communities south of the city. By Devra First and Kara Baskin Globe Staff and Globe Correspondent,Updated February 11, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Email to a Friend A month ago, The Boston Globe launched Project Takeout, encouraging you to get food to go that you can afford from local, independent restaurants. Takeout doesn’t just support these small businesses, it supports those they employ....

Kent County Council defends gritters after criticism from Sittingbourne residents  |  Updated: 11:42, 11 February 2021 Kent County Council has defended itself after residents claimed roads were not gritted enough during the snow. Lorry driver Jason Duke spent Sunday night hauling lorries up Mill Way, Sittingbourne, with his son Jack after a blizzard hit the town. Jason Duke and Jack Duke helped haul lorries through the snow in Sittingbourne The Dukes Driver director said he felt let down by t...

A councillor has said replacing a town's Pizza Hut with a butchers would be an improvement.

Where to get kid-friendly takeout Here are 11 local spots with exceptional kids’ menus. By Kara Baskin Globe Correspondent,Updated January 22, 2021, 8:00 a.m. Email to a Friend A kids menu spread at Cafe Landwer.REMI THORNTON Last week, the Globe launched Project Takeout, a campaign urging readers to order takeout (or delivery!) whenever possible. This simple act, if you can afford it, helps to support local restaurants, which are really struggling right now. In that spirit, here are 11 te...

PARKERSBURG — The following people were indicted by the Wood County Grand Jury on Thursday: * Jeremy Thomas Allen, 30, North Central Regional Jail, fleeing from an officer in a vehicle with reckless disregard and two counts of receiving or transferring a stolen vehicle in November 2019 and grand larceny in January 2020. * Wilbert Wayne Bleigh, 62, NCRJ, two counts of retaliation against a public official in September 2020. * Mark David Blouir, 43, 1091 Core Road, Parkersburg, three counts of ...

PARKERSBURG — The Wood County Magistrate Court released the following reports Dec. 7: * Brenda Lynn Hazelwood, 42, 1336 Dillaway St., Parkersburg, pleaded guilty to child passenger safety devices required and was assessed $180.25 in court costs and fines. * Kelly Jo Flanagan, 37, 1471 Walker Road, Walker, pleaded no contest to speeding. * Richard Obsorne Adams, 36, 1004 Pike St., Parkersburg, was arraigned on charges of stalking, four counts of violation of a protective order, no insurance...

The veterans, the people who have been up here for a long time. they realize the republicans were blamed for that. right or wrong, but thats the takeaway from that crisis. so there are a number of republicans up here who think ultimately their allies will cave after there is a government shutdown for a few days. because the company who may be dipping in and out of coverage may hold the republicans accountable. im not predicting that, but all eyes are on what the president will say. whether he wi...

The standard & s&p 500 up 5%. the nasdaq, gaining near lay 11%. for the third quarter. so that would be the big winner. for the sectors, for the month, strong performance from industrial stocks. thank ben bernanke and the federal reserve for that. weak u.s. dollar helping those international names perform very well overseas, earning here in the united states, consumer discretionary and material stock followed. for the quarter, anything related to commodities did very well in the stock market bec...

Couldnt -- would you ever make it a case where the obama administration would do that? because you wouldnt let that on your watch, would you? >> no, and look, weve had already one humiliating credit downgrade on this presidents watch. i dont put anything past this administration given what weve seen over last five years but what hes banking on in this game of chicken, he refuses to compromise on anything. he is banking on a corrupt media in this country covering for him. you ask me what i expect...

The discussion. by the way, i do think its important that we have been having a lot more attention given to the problems with obamacare and what we have to teal with that area. so it has not been for not for the republicans. but to have a shutdown is totally unnecessary, its not wise. we had that experience in 1995. i was the republican whip, and i remember talking to gingrich saying im not sure this is a good idea. heres the positive that came out of it. over the next three years, working with ...