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Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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Women Made History At This Massachusetts Factory Long Before They Could Vote
More than 80 historic power looms fill one museum floor, and when even a handful start running, the noise is enough to make earplugs feel necessary. Now imagine standing beside that clatter for twelve hours or more every day. Many of the people who did exactly that were young women...
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The Gardner News
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manchester-chamber.org
country1025.com
Holiday Favorite Gift of Lights Returns to NH Motor Speedway Thanksgiving Night
One of New England's favorite holiday traditions is getting ready to light up the season once again. Gift of Lights returns to New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Thanksgiving night for its 16th year, bringing 39 nights of festive displays, family fun and charitable giving to the region. Running from Nov....
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Slipped Disc
Boston’s famous reject has died
The death has been made known of Danny Katzen, a hornist who is said to have auditioned 48 times for the second horn position in the Boston Symphony Orchestra before finally being given the job. Danny entered the orchestra in 1979 and played for 29 years, retiring in 2008. He performed in Leonard Bernstein’s final lifetime concert at Tanglewood and can also be heard on most of the Boston Pops’ celebrated recordings, as well as on the John Williams soundtrack of Schindler’s List.
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Slipped Disc
Boston mourns percussion king, 96
Principal timpanist for the Boston Pops and assistant percussionist of the Boston Symphony, Arthur Press was a commanding figure at Symphony Hall for 46 years (1956 to 1992), playing on more than 50 recordings. He died last week at a great age. From his obit:. “Arthur Press was in many...
BC Heights
Tiffany McCasland Braves Shark Tank: Investors Bite on “The Chair Blanket”
Like many Boston College students, Tiffany McCasland, BC ’02, spent her time on the Heights looking for internships and preparing for a career in communications. McCasland never imagined that more than two decades later, she would be on national television pitching a product she helped develop to a panel of investors.