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Franklin
Seven weeks later
George MacDonald kept two birds after the fire. With his wife, Beth, and daughters Jenny, 9, and Molly, 11, gone, he gave away four cats, two beagles, 12 rabbits, geckos, hermit crabs and a cage full of parakeets. His surviving daughter, Sarah, 15, took her Australian sheepdog, Sasha, with her when she moved in with a family friend to a horse farm in Sanbornton. "I think the house makes her feel uncomfortable," MacDonald said. (Full story)
Durham
Celebrating a warrior's life
In a far corner of Iraq, a place Jeremy Bowser couldn't point out on a map, an elite SEAL team was taking fire. Bowser, the team's senior chief petty officer, carefully approached the building where the suspected gunman was hiding, he recalled yesterday. (Full story)
Concord
City orders greenhouse shuttered over permits
The city of Concord has ordered the owner of Nicole's Greenhouse to shut down because the city says the business lacks proper permits. (Full story)
campaign 2008
Obama outlines plan for race against McCain
Barack Obama began sketching the outlines of his expected presidential contest against Republican John McCain yesterday, saying the fall election will be more about specific plans and priorities than about questions of political ideology or who is more patriotic. (Full story)
myanmar
Despite cyclone, voting proceeds
In cyclone-ravaged Myanmar, where most people have more important things on their minds, such as the daily struggle for fresh water, food and shelter, the country's ruling generals sent their people to the polls yesterday to vote on a constitution that opponents call a cynical attempt to maintain the junta's grip on power. (Full story)
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Back with passion
Injury in past, Godoy one of UMass's best
Black Bear Invitational > Bears & Pride rule the track
Coe-Brown boys, MV girls claim meet titles
Cleveland 108, Boston 84 > Lost on the road
Celtics continue struggle away from the Garden

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Mom, you're embarrassing me!
I'm trying to be cooler than the other mothers
Becoming Bubbette Clinton
Populist persona is a little hard to take

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I hate small talk
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Just the facts about motherhood
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campaign 2008 > Obama outlines plan for race against McCain
Four superdelegates pledge to back him
myanmar > Despite cyclone, voting proceeds
Junta insists election crucial for democracy
beirut > Military intervention lessens civil conflict
Sectarian violence up as Hezbollah retreats

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