Project Impact partners with Greater Waltham Arc for game show
Merrit Corrigan decided to try out a joke. "What do you call a cow with no legs?" the 16-year-old Texas girl asked and giving pause for a response answered, "Ground Beef!" Her joke was a hit during yesterday's taping of "Impacting GWARC," a game show that pitted Greater Waltham ARC clients against a group of high school students.
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Bank robbery suspects ordered held on $250,000 bail
The two men accused of robbing a Needham bank Wednesday were held yesterday on $250,000 bail.
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Natick veterans honored in Morse Library exhibit
Some 288 MetroWest area male and female veterans are featured in "Legacy of Service," a moving exhibit at the Morse Institute Library in Natick.
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The Beer Nut: Leave your troubles behind in Pittsburgh
Road trip nets memorable brews in the Steel City.
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LIVING TOGETHER WITH AUTISM: Sowing the seeds of learning
During the summer months, parents often search for ways to reinforce skills and lessons their children learn in the classroom. If you are a parent of a child with autism, you understand how important, yet challenging, it can be to find fun ways for your child to practice their skills, including those that teach social interaction and independent living.
Natick veterans honored in Morse Library exhibit
Some 288 MetroWest area male and female veterans are featured in "Legacy of Service," a moving exhibit at the Morse Institute Library in Natick.
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The Beer Nut: Leave your troubles behind in Pittsburgh
Road trip nets memorable brews in the Steel City.
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Editorial: Reasons to celebrate
We take so much for granted. That's why this Fourth of July it's worth meditating, if only briefly, on the Iranians who have taken to the streets in the tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands.
Editorial: Rest in peace
It says a lot about a culture, those it celebrates and mythologizes. Ours has become too disproportionate, too lacking in perspective.
Burke: Americans want Single Payer
Despite anything the Democrats in Congress have to say, or the media pundits claim, or the mainstream media as well insist, Americans are anxious to see Single Payer Health Care installed in the country.
George: No coup stopped Bush
In regard to your editorial opinion, Tuesday, June 30, 2009, "Undo the coup:"
- Brockton man indicted in Waltham death
- Families flock to indoor activities to escape wild weather
- Project Impact partners with Greater Waltham Arc for game show
- Brockton man indicted for manslaughter of Waltham resident
- Bank robbers and possible U30 bandits held on $250k bail after Needham bank robbery
Man arrested in Newton after Needham bank robbery
After a holdup at a Needham bank yesterday afternoon, police chased and captured two men who could be connected to a string of area bank robberies.
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Bank robbery suspects ordered held on $250,000 bail
The two men accused of robbing a Needham bank Wednesday were held yesterday on $250,000 bail.
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Brockton man indicted in Waltham death
A Brockton man was indicted by a Middlesex grand jury yesterday in connection with a January death in Waltham. Chrisshane Barrientos, 24, of Brockton, was indicted yesterday on one count of manslaughter in connection with the death of Neil Hulteen, 54.
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How will you celebrate Historic Waltham Days?
The city billed as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution is pulling out all the stops when it comes to celebrating its 125th birthday.
PDF: Historic Waltham Days Schedule 
Waltham High seniors graduate
Standing on the sidelines clutching a digital camera, Maria Rosati eagerly cheered on Waltham High School's Class of 2009 as if it were her own. "Yeah, Class of 1979," she shouted during commencement ceremonies yesterday. "I mean 2009!"
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Framingham health board challenges Newton-Wellesley Hospital plan
The Board of Health released a report last night challenging statements by the head of Newton-Wellesley Hospital and a related deal struck by the Planning Board compensating the town for a proposed surgical center.
Brandeis artist-scholars explore meanings of cairns
In an engaging exhibit, 11 women artists have created their own personal cairns from pill bottles and tattoos, gravestones and their mother's aspirations without abandoning their essential functions.
Video: How do the artists interpret a cairn?
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