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Poetry, An Angry Union And A Huge Subpoena

The Week In Review

Often, the press is accused of writing about only the negative. To begin our week in review, will counter that theory with two positive stories.

The first is , where students are judged on how well they recite poems from memory, and how well they present the poem (the students were excellent). The second is a musical at Great Neck School,

Now to the controversial and bad news (we can’t hold off forever). This week, the Board of Finance authorized , which the state controls. On Thursday, Patch , which caused Superintendent Jerome Belair to say “There is absolutely no way we can physically meet this demand."

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And on Monday, East Lyme’s dispatchers union

In the world of crime, , while In the world of business, , while the new owner of the New London Country Club said

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In the world of government, , although the total was lower than Chief Murray Pendleton would have preferred. And in the world of marine science competitions,

Also, , New London and Waterford and a nine-year-old


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