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« Mary A. Heald, 65 | Main | Libraries to re-open? » Sunday, October 15, 2006Weston native is young inventorWESTON Weston native Nicholas Powley was two years old when his parents put him on one of those octopus-style amusement park rides. His parents worried something was wrong when he sat rigid, staring at nothing. But when they asked him if he was all right, he slowly declared: "I — know — how — it — works!" The young inventor who runs a business called Open Forum Design is profiled today in the Pioneer Press of St. Paul, Minn. Posted by the Boston Globe City & Region Desk at 10:22 AM
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