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Nevis School retaining the Tiger as mascot
The Tiger will reign supreme; the Muskie has been delivered to the depths. After hearing an impassioned discourse from former coach and athletic director Craig Stanwick, the Nevis School Board unanimously decided to retain the Tiger as the school.
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The Tiger will reign supreme; the Muskie has been delivered to the depths.
After hearing an impassioned discourse from former coach and athletic director Craig Stanwick, the Nevis School Board unanimously decided to retain the Tiger as the school s mascot. We play like tigers, Stanwick told the board Monday night, not like fish.
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One of the more interesting cars from Pontiac in the fifties was Chieftain, a model launched for 1949 and which continued through to 1958 before being renamed Catalina.
Chieftain was Pontiacâs entry-level car and was built on GMâs A-body, a replacement for the inexpensive but beloved Torpedo. As such, it offered a lot of value for new car buyers, but usually without the bells and whistles.
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And yet, Chieftain could be a very handsome model, with plenty of chrome â and with some bells and whistles.
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End of an era as Topsfield farm sells its last Christmas trees
While it wonât be selling any more trees, Nutter Farm is continuing, with a new focus on growing produce
By John Laidler Globe Correspondent,Updated January 14, 2021, 1:03 p.m.
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Stina Nutter MacDougall, Ben Nutter, and Jim MacDougall in front of the red sales barn, used as the headquarters for Christmas tree sales, during their final season last month.Eric Roth
In 1960, John and Bunny Nutter began selling Christmas trees grown on their farm off Ipswich Road in Topsfield.
So began a business that has helped bring holiday cheer to residents of Topsfield and surrounding communities for the past 60 years.