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    TarotScopes

    Cricket and his family of psychics at the Silver Willow use the tarot to predict your horoscope. If you’d like more in depth & personal information, stop by The Silver Willow in Rehoboth, MA for a private tarot reading.

    Jan 12, 2012 12:00:00 AM

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    Winter Fun at the Audubon Society of Rhode Island

    There is so much that the South Coast has to offer, even in the Winter when all the beaches are deserted and the towns boarded up, yet there is no reason you cannot still have fun! In fact, the best way to stay warm is to be active, go out and...

    Jan 12, 2012 12:00:00 AM

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    Will You Keep Your New Year Resolution?

    Stephanie Blanchard weighs in on that topic all of us have hear about, deal with, and even had experience with: either success of failure. It is a new year, and new start on many ways to better your life in 2012.

    Jan 8, 2012 12:00:00 AM

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    Give Help to Our Elders

    Recently one of our readers emailed us and asked for our help. He has had a problem dealing with unreliable service and repair people for the elderly.

    Jan 8, 2012 12:00:00 AM

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    When To Get a Tax Professional

    When it comes to paying taxes, there are many things that you might not know about when you file for them. Here are some tips and information about using a professional instead of going it alone, which could benefit you greatly.

    Jan 5, 2012 11:13:00 PM

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    New Bedford

    Tight budgets didn’t prevent the city’s Working Waterfront Festival from receiving a $40,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts for the September 2012 event.

    Dec 23, 2011 12:00:00 AM

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    Dartmouth

    The Lloyd Center for the Environment received a $5,300 Cultural Investment Portfolio Grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council for its environmental research and education programs.

    Dec 23, 2011 12:00:00 AM

Features

Streamline your life

You don’t have to be a Shaker or a Trancendentalist to appreciate the wisdom of those sentiments. We burden ourselves with possessions and grudges and self-inflicted worries. Imagine living with less stress, junk and distractions.

Dec 22, 2011 by in The Insider

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Get fit & stay fit!

What is it about the New Year that makes us want to try to get in shape again? The idea of starting with a fresh slate? of wanting to shed some of those holiday pounds? or the nagging thought that Spring is just a

Dec 22, 2011 by in The Insider

News, Views and Events

The holiday madness has died down and everyone’s ready to hibernate. But if you spend your free time indoors, make sure some of it is spent in the theatres and galleries on the South Coast. And there’s still...

Dec 22, 2011 by in The Insider

Volunteering

If you take a look at many of the feasts and festivals that you’ve seen around our region for countless years, you’ll typically see one common denominator: they are dying. It’s the same in small towns, which struggle to get people to

Dec 22, 2011 by in The Insider

Restaurant wanderings

One filet of cod fish is not the same as the next, nor is a teaspoon of pepper, or a cup of vinegar. If the meal is to be spectacular, each ingredient has to be appraised. A recipe can’t explain how to do this....

Dec 22, 2011 by in The Insider

Music for kids

We all have memories of music from childhood – a favorite song, the first concert we ever attended, or the first time we met a musician and saw an instrument being played up close.

Dec 22, 2011 in The Insider

Hope for the future

Each new year brings an opportunity to hope. We toss out the old calendars and write a new year on our checks and documents. It’s a time not so much to look back, but to look forward. Recently, amidst the holiday hassles, we took some time to head

Dec 22, 2011 by in The Insider

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