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Fair play?
By Thomas Caywood TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF
District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr. has spent tens of thousands of dollars in public money, from a law enforcement fund intended to fight drug dealing and substance abuse, to buy sports uniforms, spread sand and grass seed on area baseball diamonds, replace backstops, cut up downed trees around athletic fields and repave a basketball court at an elementary school in one of the city's wealthiest neighborhoods.

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Baby left to die is grown up, graduating – Palm Beach, Fla.
Worcester museum drama runs afoul of the law – Worcester

Dancing against racism – Worcester
Displaying his wares – Rutland
Berlin-Boylston Regional School Committee superintendent officially on board – Boylston
Training to begin for Worcester school site councils – Worcester
Lunenburg budget proposals focus on administrative assistant positions – Lunenburg

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Washington Capitals fans show support of Joel Ward – Arlington, Va.

Gift to farms honors founder of FLEXcon – Spencer
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Dow regains ground it lost in April – New York

Hanover crowd eats up Black humor – Worcester
Worcester actress performing at Harvard's Holocaust day
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Elise Testone leaving ‘Idol’ – Los Angeles

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Ha-ha yoga
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Romney’s promises could bring miracles or broken vows – Washington
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