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A look at proposed stretch of rail trail from Natick to Framingham

Bike trail advocates in Natick are offering the first detailed look at the proposed 2.5-mile stretch of Cochituite Rail Trail, which would stretch all the way to the Framingham town line. Boston Globe, 11/25/2009
Crafts fairs boosting green for the holidays Among the green gifts at area arts and crafts sales are Moe O’Hara’s baby bibs made from recycled plastic grocery bags.

Crafts fairs boosting green for the holidays

As retailers gear up for Black Friday shopping, area holiday arts-and-crafts fairs are offering a slew of environmentally friendly gifts. But expect more than the usual recycled paper note cards. Boston Globe, 12:38 p.m.
(Matt Rocheleau for The Boston Globe)

Senior housing project breaks ground amid protest, criticism

A $42-million low- and moderate-income senior housing development, which includes $2.9 million in federal stimulus funds, broke ground Monday amid picketing from local union construction workers who protested the project’s hiring of non-union, non-local contractors and subcontractors. Boston Globe, 11/24/09


Pagliuca takes time out for hoops

Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest in Framingham Wednesday with his free-throw and jump-shooting abilities is not among the team's players. Celtics co-owner and US Senate candidate Stephen Pagliuca toured the clubhouse of the Boys and Girls Clubs of MetroWest and participated in a friendly free-throw competition with some of the club's youth. Boston Globe, 11/20/09
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