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State re-opens bridge to trucks heading from Boston into Cambridge.

What else would thieves do with 2,300 feet of decorative trim that had been stored in Stoneham while the bridge was being repaired?

Today is one of those days all parents go through:  What the hell was I thinking when I said I wanted kids?  Yesterday was a humdinger with them, as well.  I figured it was because I was twenty pages from the end of Confessions of a Contractor that they wouldn’t let me have a moment of peace.  But

by Terry Thorntonemail: hillcountrymonroecounty@gmail.com Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, born in Maine 1807 and died in Massachusetts 1882, is considered to be one of the best of America's poets. One of his poems, The Village Blacksmith, is a favorite for memorization and for reading aloud --- its listening qualities are sublime.

A new definition of queer: The Flaming Carnivale of Deviance at Pi Bar By Cyn Collins , TC Daily Planet Feeling defiantly deviant about the RNC

Longfellow Community Council board meeting, Aug. 20 | The Bridge: Vice Lords Activity in Longfellow: Schiff reported that Longfellow residents have expressed concern about groups of boys wearing red shirts and black shorts gathering around a house on 30th Avenue near 32nd and 33rd Streets.

TransAtlantic Petroleum Corp. Announces Change in Strategy and Capital Infusion August 28th, 2008 TransAtlantic Petroleum Corp. announced that it is changing its operating strategy from a prospect generator to a vertically integrated project developer.

Poetry Posted by Lizzie on Monday, August 25, 2008 I just love poetry.  I wish I could write more.  I only get inspired every once and a while. Whitman, Longfellow, and Frost are all part of my favorites.  Today I felt blue and reread my old favorites. It seems like poetry is the thing I go to when the depression hits.   I thought I would share them with you.

Two Twin Cities African Artists showcase their work By Ibe Kaba , African News Journal

To paint or remove paint —two choose weapons in local graffiti war By Dennis Geisinger , Southside Pride Erik Espeland prefers a rag and a can of paint remover. “Since late April or the beginning of May, we’ve cleaned up graffiti on Lake Street, from the Target store at the Minnehaha Mall to West River Road, two or three times,” said Espeland, who counts on about 30 volunteers.