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- Millbrook Motors in non-compliance
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- Public Notice: NStar Vegetation Management Plan
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- Duxbury Weathers Hurricane Sandy
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- Board of Selectmen Support all Eight CPA articles
- Annual banding of the Osprey
- Who knew? Town officials stood by when Troy made statements officials considered to be inaccurate
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- Cruise ship manager guilty of stealing $2.4 million
- Annual banding of the Osprey
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- New Fees for North HillAdmin - Admin
The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously for a new five-year fee schedule for the town-owned North Hill Country Club. The schedule will last for the life of the new contract when it begins in January 2009. - Selectmen Support North Hill Lease ArticleSusanna Sheehan - Susanna Sheehan
Giving Town Manager Richard MacDonald the authority to negotiate the next contract for the town-owned North Hill golf course will be up to voters at the annual Town Meeting beginning March 8. - Committee: Keep One Manager at North HillAdministrator - Administrator
Putting the North Hill golf course contract out to bid next year is the best option for the town-owned 9-hole course, an advisory committee recommended this week.
- Golfers Teed Off About New PolicyAdministrator - Administrator
Golf may be “the gentlemen’s game,†but the recent dispute over a new policy regarding tee times at North Hill Country Club has been anything but polite between long-time members and the course’s management.
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| Former police chief sues town |
| By Amy MacKinnon |
| Wednesday, February 08, 2012 09:00 AM |
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Former Duxbury Police Chief Mark DeLuca filed a lawsuit in federal district court on Friday against the Town of Duxbury, Town Manager Richard MacDonald and former chairwoman of the Board of Selectmen Elizabeth Sullivan claiming a violation of his First Amendment rights.
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