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With the federal government of this size and magnitude, washington bureaucracy can afford to bear the brunt of these cuts, not our military, not communities like lake city or mayo or newberry or middleberg, florida. Im working with my friend from georgia, congressman doug collins, on the new freshmen Regulatory Reform working group, to help show exactly where some of these cuts are and help businesses do what they do best, they grow the economy and they create jobs, bringing in more revenues to our government. We need and we will show the president and the American People that we can cut waste...

Craig was amidall of the glitz and glamour, life with hollywoods big winners, explaining everything that happened if you went to bed early. Good morning, craig. Reporter a busy hollywood boulevard where they aric wering are breaking down and cleaning up as to what it took a week to up. Little surprise that ben afflecks argo took the top prize. Clearly humbled by the win. I never thought i would be back here. I am, because of so many of you, who are here tonight. Reporter hosted by seth mack farlane, the 85th academy as, a concoction of sat tire, silliness. Daniel day lewiss pour trail of linco...

Sunday, April 7 Sunday Morning Bird Walk: 8 a.m.; Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary, 113 Goodnow Road, Princeton. Walk the trails in search of birds; all levels of experience welcome. Register at massaudubon.org. Yoga on the Trails: 10 a.m.; Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary, 113 Goodnow Road, Princeton. Join certified yoga instructor Jen Songer on this seasonal […]

Newton County Special Service Corporation, Inc. (NCSSC) is closing the Mt. Judea Learning Center (Early Head Start) on March 22, according to an announcement released by Sherry R. Campbell, executive …

GARDNER — Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC) has received a Career Readiness and Educational Access Grant from the Community Foundation of North Central Massachusetts. This grant will enable the community college to expand its Child Watch drop-in program for student-parents to use while they are on campus attending classes, meeting with advisors, participating in study groups, or otherwise working toward their degrees.