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The Recorder - Wendell to benefit from state trail funding

The Recorder - Wendell to benefit from state trail funding
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Join these First Day Hikes across Massachusetts on Jan 1

Join these First Day Hikes across Massachusetts on Jan. 1, 2024 taking place at 13 locations across the state.

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Valley Talks series begins Jan 7 at the Museum of Work & Culture

WOONSOCKET – The Museum of Work & Culture, a division of the Rhode Island Historical Society, announces its Valley Talks series for 2024.

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Town calendars available now

LINCOLN – The town of Lincoln 2024 calendar is now available for free at Town Hall, 100 Old River Rd.

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Flooding, wind leave path of destruction in Cumberland

CUMBERLAND – Water and wind provided another wicked one-two punch for Cumberland this week, particularly in the southern end of town, where Fire Chief Nicholas Anderson said flooding was worse

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