Survivor Thai land finale features Middletown contestant Helen Glover
Matt Sheley reports Helen Glover, a 47 year old Middletown resident, left town claiming to visit Maine for a dying aunt. In reality she starred on CBS Survivor Thailand seeking the 1 million prize as the finale aired tonight at 8 on Channel 12.
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Middletown approves upgrade of 105 Chases Lane cinema
Zoning Board of Review unanimously OKs a $2 to $2.5 million plan to convert the 105 Chases Lane site into a 1,500-seat, 10-screen Holiday Cinema with stadium seating and modern concessions. The project reuses the existing footprint and includes a 29,000-square-foot cinema and 7,000-square-foot retail space, with completion pending landlord arrangements.
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Ripa Living Trust
Newport
Aquidneck Island
Chafee Calls for Change in Senate Leadership
Rhode Island Senator Lincoln Chafee urged a change in Senate GOP leadership over Trent Lott’s controversial remarks but stopped short of demanding Lott resign. He declined to label Lott racist, saying the process toward leadership change is unfolding and he may not back Lott if a vote occurs January 6.
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Iraq faces likely failing grade on weapons declaration
U.N. inspectors led by Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei are set to report preliminary findings on Iraqs 12 000 page weapons declaration. They are expected to note unanswered questions and call for further inspections while the U S and Britain press for disarmament.
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More boys than girls born in 2001 report
Washington AP summary notes that 2001 births favored boys over girls, with expectations about weekday births and August timing. The government released the 2001 review of American births on Wednesday, highlighting prenatal care improvements and reduced smoking during pregnancy, and indicating the typical mother’s age around 24 to 25.
Weather watch increasing clouds with high 44
Increasing cloudiness is forecast with a high of 44 and a low of 43. The report appears on Page A12 under weather watch and retail listings.
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Local Classifieds Highlighted in Daily Sections
A condensed page notice outlines listings in the gw Calendar on page B4 with Classifieds on B10, plus Sports on BS and Local/State on B1 and a TV feature on A10, guiding readers to the newspaper’s key sections.
Middletown Volunteer Group Honored By Donations
Donations fund an honor for a Middletown volunteer group signaling community support. The brief notes the recognition and its significance to local volunteers.
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