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Well be reporting in the cover story. And then a salute to a queen. A seagoing queen with a rich history, and place in many grateful heart as tracey submit of show us. Reporter it was the biggest thing out of scotland, and j n on the day the queen m was launched, people stood in awe. 80 years later, they still do. Today you say queen mary and people think tourist attraction. Why does it matter . Shes hallowed ground. Later on sunday morning, more than just a ship. Charles who would have thought they heard the names lady gaga and tony bennett in the same sentence, much less singing together . B...

Cover story. And then a salute to a queen. A seagoing queen with a rich history, and place in many grateful heart as tracey submit of show us. Reporter it was the biggest thing out of scotland, and j n on the day the queen m was launched, people stood in awe. 80 years later, they still do. Today you say queen mary and people think tourist attraction. Why does it matter . Shes hallowed ground. Later on sunday morning, more than just a ship. Charles who would have thought they heard the names lady gaga and tony bennett in the same sentence, much less singing together . But you will hear that lat...

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Edward Lee Childs of Norton, who served as town assessor in Sandwich for 33 years, died June 17 at Philip Hulitar Hospice Center in Providence, Rhode Island. Mr. Childs, 63, had a year-long battle with hepatocellular carcinoma, a type of liver cancer. He was the husband of Barbara Russell-Childs, to whom was married for 35 years. The son of Robert and Pauline Childs, he grew up in Barnstable. After graduating from Barnstable High School, he continued his education at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, from which he received a bachelor’s degree in political science. He began his ...