Stuart Buys Carbone's Pens and Plans Uncle Pete’s Renewal
Stuart announces renovation and menu expansion at Uncle Pete's restaurant. He will add beef and lobster dishes, an expert pastry and salads chef, new desserts, upgraded kitchen equipment, extensive seating, enhanced parking, and increased beer and wine options. Carbone remains to prepare Uncle Pete style dishes during the transition.
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Stuart
Acton
Stuart’s Jewelry & Road
Carbone
Uncle Pete
Two Industries Frown On Sudbury Due To High Tax
Stuart, sole owner of the restaurant, is a prominent Maynard business figure who plans to spend much time at Uncle Pete's a Maynard landmark. Cutting notes taxes are a key factor in decisions of two industries and that the tax rate increase has hindered the industrial board's efforts.
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Sudbury
Stuart
Maynard
Mayrd
Peron
Cutting
Industrial Board
Town warrant 74 articles spark public hearings schedule
Voters face a lengthy town warrant of 74 articles including tax and budget measures, school regionalization plans, land acquisitions, street acceptances, by laws and a proposed redevelopment authority. Finance and planning board hearings set for January 21 and February 11 at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium.
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Spaulding-Morse
Finance Committee
Planning Board
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Office Rolls Suffer Temperature Sags At Work
A damaged notice notes the office suffered cold conditions after a furnace appeared to function at 11 p.m. Temperatures remained low the next day as staff endured chilly conditions. The piece highlights staff effort to maintain essential operations through the weekend.
Regional school plan heads for parents meeting
Concord Lisle Regional School District debate centers on joining Grades 7 and 8 under a regional setup. F Duncan of the Citizens Council will report to a parents group as they discuss the junior school problems at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium. All interested citizens urged to attend.
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Concord — Ag
Citizens Council of
Fire Nachos Burns Acton Kitchen
A kitchen fire started by fat on the stove at the h type home of Mr and Mrs Wood K Bolton Jr in Acton West Acton at about 5 am. The blaze damaged the wood tier wiring and left the family without power requiring evacuation from the home. Eleanor Bolton tried to smother the flames and called for help as the fire spread to the service wire. Damage is estimated at $5000.
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West Acton
Wood K. Bolton, Jr
H. Stuart Macor
Eleanor Bolton
Muster Of Militia In Town Saturday
Concord prepares a Saturday muster of 18 plus men at the Veterans Building to form a Colonial era militia. Lt Gen Otis M Whitney will lead the procession with musicians in period dress and the public ceremony begins at 2 p.m. A.D.R. chapter plans flags for the Minutemen and a fife and drum corps may join the reenactment effort for the 200th anniversary.
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Veterans
Concord
Linn Village
Wakefield
Colonial Inn
Veterans Building
Otis M. Whitney
Jason H. Kore
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Organizatio
Old Concord
D.A.R
Minutemen
Bedford
Es Ieee de Eer
Fife and Drum Corps
James Mansfield Post
A. L
Charles W. Dee
Concord Town Report Highlights Street Work and Library Purchases
The Concord town report notes near completion of street lighting on Keyes road and preparations at the townhouse for buying library books. It also states U S farm land is converting to other uses at about 2 million acres annually.
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Hugh Cargill
Walden Street
Lorenzo Ruggiero
Harrington Avenue
C-D
Keyes Road
Main Street
West Concord
Rideout Playground
Recreation Commission
Ruggiero
Housing Authority
U. S
Concord Board weighs counsel in Taranto appeal over permit
The Concord board of appeals and selectmen discussed retaining town counsel for the Taranto appeal seeking to reverse a denial to allow selling Christmas trees on Conroe private way. A related abatement petition and a plow and cut bushes request for Hayes on Old Marlboro Road were noted. the latter will be granted since the area is a public way.
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Concord — Board of Appeals
Gaetano Taranto
Board of Conroe
O. Conroe
Board of Assessors
Wilson & McCabe
Maynard
Daniel J. Hayes
Old Marlboro Road
Sabin Vaccine Clinics Planned in Acton
Acton board of health announces Sabin oral polio vaccine clinics under the national distribution program. School children needing Type 1 vaccine will be vaccinated Wednesdays January 16 and 23 in schools. parents receive permission forms. Preschoolers and adults lacking Type 1 will be served January 30 West Acton Fire Station, January 31 South Acton Fire Station, February 1 Acton Center Fire Station, from 2 to 8 pm, with a small fee for adults. May clinic scheduled.
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Acton
Board of Health
West Acton
West Acton Fire Station
South Acton Fire Station
Acton Center Fire Station
Petition Seeks Triangular West Concord Land Purchase
A petition signed by 10 residents was given to selectmen to study the town acquiring a triangular parcel in West Concord near Commonwealth Avenue the Boston and Maine and New York New Haven Hartford railroad tracks and near the West Concord Supermarket. The board asked petitioners to obtain price and owner information.
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Concord
West Concord
Commonealth Avenue
Boston & Maine
New York
New Haven and Hartford
SoCality Meeting Hosts Bridge and Flower Party
In Concord Monument hall Monday evening a church devo service followed by a Lily held bridge and flower party. Over 100 prizes were awarded to members with Mrs Paul Morrissey and Mrs Tripoli among the winners. Di Cicco led refreshments.
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Socality Meeting
Concord
Lily
Monument Hall
Paul Morrissey
Tripoli .di Cicco
Tuesday caucus items include multiple town offices
The caucus on Tuesday may nominate candidates for Selectman two and three year terms, School Committee three and one year terms, Moderator one year, and two Housing Authority posts. Incumbents consider renomination. latest candidate for two-year selectman is Robert A. Rodday. Ballot includes two questions on group insurance for pre Chapter 32B retirees and snow plow designation of private ways.
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John K. Damon
Herbert P. Wilkins
Damon
Robert A. Rodday
Ralph T. Haskell
Morton Baker
Michael J. Fitamorris
Frederick D. Doyle
Sylvia Klinck
Livingston Hall
William B. Lockman
Helen Shaw
Selectmen View Voting Machines Show in Concord Town House
Concord officials examined new voting machines at the town house ahead of the regular meeting. The article notes a warrant calling for acquisition by lease or purchase, with machines priced at 1800 dollars each and capable of counting up to 500 votes, needing five per precinct.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Selectmen Discuss Warrant for Carlisle Town Meeting
Carlisle selectmen meet at Gleason Public Library and set Tuesday 7 30 p m as the time for warrant articles due. Chairman Herbert D Bates returns after illness as the board reviews the budget with Town Accountant Waldo D Wilson.
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Carlisle
Gleason Public Library
Herbert D. Bates
Waldo D. Wilson
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Stabilization
Commerford Road
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Monisterial Drive
Lapham Road
Loring Road
Deacon Haynes Road
Readcoat Lane
Thon
Ohea
Sudbury Road
Henry Bigelow
Route 2
White Pond
Virginia Road
Lowell Road
Bedford- Concord
Monument Street
Ncan
J, Manning
Main St
Sabin
BERET
Wilkins
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