Editorial
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This is the time for inaugurations.
President Obama’s comes up Jan. 21 and, from the forecasts, it’s expected to be a diet version of the spectacle four years ago, but still of gargantuan …
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In 1939 the world spiraled headlong into a second World War. “The Wizard of Oz” made a splash in movie theaters across the country. Nylon stockings went on sale for the first time and CBS …
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There’s no sure way to put a cost on a human life, yet we attempt to put a price to it almost daily; whether determining the extent of medical treatment; engineering vehicles we drive; or taking …
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We’d be first to argue for the rights afforded all Americans under the First Amendment to the Constitution. While it has fueled debates and caused deep rifts between people, freedom of speech has …
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The Warwick School Department has closed an ugly chapter with the announcement this past Saturday of an agreement signed by the School Committee and Superintendent Peter P. Horoschak that formally …
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It has long been said that an ideal compromise is only achieved when nobody is entirely satisfied.
Based on that measure, the proposed relocation of Winslow Park playing fields to airport property …
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Meg Fraser
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12/20/12
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In no way can we share the depth of anguish of the parents and loved ones of those precious children who were mowed down by a madman who brought a weapon of war into a garden of light and learning …
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12/18/12
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One in eight older Americans has Alzheimer’s disease. If you put that figure in context with your family, that means that chances are, one of your great-grandparents has Alzheimer’s – the …
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12/13/12
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If anything, the school department hasn’t moved any closer to addressing the critical matter of declining enrollment or developing a vision for the future of Warwick schools.
When it last met …
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People like to be connected.
That’s hardly news. Indians did it with smoke signals or, as the locals know, with soundings from Drum Rock in Cowesett. Before radio, ships used flags to transmit …
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12/6/12
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