New Bedford, MA News

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• Acushnet farm, country store also offers activities
• Getting your resume to the top of the heap
• Got an employment gap? Start your own business
• Heard too much already: Electronic etiquette
• For NY farmers, fracking means salvation — or ruin
• Ditch euro? Many Greeks already are
• Developer ignored national trend and put up a hotel in New Bedford. Today, he's a happy guy.
• Paying for College: When to start saving for your child's education
• Budget blogger tell-all: The lengths we go
• Why a business might thumb its nose at consumer protections
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Business newsmakers
• SouthCoast business in brief
• The making of the term 'pink slime'
• Get the most from grocery spending
• Consumer confidence surges to 2007 level
• CEO pay rides profits to record level
• Lower gas prices mean more people will travel
• Howland Place Fitness Center News - May 23, 2012
• Rhode Island cites violation in 38 Studios layoffs
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• Game over for Schilling?
• Reports paint mixed picture
• '80s hit drives new Cape Cod chips TV commercial
• Agency investigates hiring at Marylou's Coffee
• Chamber of Commerce kicks off drive to recruit new members
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Emergency measures sought for yellowtail quotas
• Hewlett Packard will cut 27,000 jobs
• Broadcaster with local focus to buy WBSM and Fun 107
• Facebook IPO draws scrutiny, lawsuits
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• MIT student finds fix for slow ketchup
• Morgan Stanley to adjust prices on some Facebook trades
• Galvin subpoenas Morgan Stanley after Facebook stock drop
• Eurozone facing risk of 'severe recession'
• Plymouth County home sales, median price rise in April
• Environmental group shares business acumen to help independent fisherman survive
• New Bedford seafood auction
• New photo shop to open in Onset
• Catch limit for dogfish increased for 2012 fishing year
• Organizers stay vigilant to prevent marketing infringement
• Facebook slides amid roadshow questions
• Celtic Coffee House wins city approval for wine and beer
• Insider trading trial begins
• Market ends weeklong losing streak
• Forced to fly solo ... even on family vacations
• R.I. economic agency meets with Schilling; some 38 Studios employees laid off
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• Airlines charging premium for window, aisle seats
• More than a third of divorce filings contain the word Facebook
• Supreme Court rejects Boston downloading case
• Mass. gas prices down another 6 cents
• Consumers still unclear on credit score impact
• SouthCoast business in brief
• Business newsmakers
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• Canon eyes robot-only production for cameras
• Don't overspend on cellphone, service plan
• Shop offers imports galore
• Where does religion belong in job interview?
• Advice for college graduates: Think 'CASH'
• Pa.'s Zippo expects 500 millionth lighter in June
• Workers lacking skills hinder more U.S. factory gains
• 'Micro-volunteering' lets employees donate their time to nonprofits in short intervals
• Free workshop on social media tools
• May-December age split complicates retirement planning
• S-T education series praised
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• Asia market volatility prompts warnings
• A lukewarm 'like'
• Mass. Senate advances 'right to repair' bill
• Schilling company pays R.I. $1.1 million
• Facebook stock climbs in public debut
• Facebook stock pushes Bono ahead of McCartney as world's richest musician
• Casino developer: 'Oversaturation' can backfire
• Facebook's IPO: One of world's largest
• Mass. jobless rate dips to 6.3 percent in April
• Postal service moves ahead with plan to close Wareham processing operation
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• UMass biotech facility officially on its way
• Union: Pilgrim workers denied entry to plant
• Jobs forum postponed until next month
• Increase in housing starts tops expectations
• JPMorgan loss now estimated at $3B
• New Bedford manufacturer receives patent for basketball backboard
• The Day the South Lost the War: The Fall of New Orleans - Lecture
• Calling All Artists - New England Exhibition
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• Schilling seeks more funding from Rhode Island
• Poll: Facebook overrated as fad
• Philanthropy contest winner has a checklist
• Legendary Chicago Talent Frank D'Rone Still Gets It Done on 'Double Exposure'
• Mass. drivers see insurance rates rise
• Hybrids can be silent killers
• Schilling's company misses payment
• Wal-Mart to install solar panels in Mass.
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• Lack of trust in Facebook may hurt ad sales
• Fish mystery inspires iPhone app
• Massachusetts drivers see insurance rates rise
• GM to stop buying ads on Facebook, sees them as ineffective
• Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fad
• Telemarketers pose as pollsters to skirt 'Do Not Call' rules
• Websites use DNA to create family trees
• Wal-Mart lays claim to 'largest user of solar power'
• R.I. working to keep Curt Schilling's company viable
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Mass. House advances bill allowing supermarkets to use scanner pricing
• SouthCoast scrap metal companies sued for water pollution
• Soares starts new role as lead promoter of cranberries
• State Democrats announce jobs bill
• USPS halts closure of 600 urban stations
• JPMorgan officer out after $2B trading loss
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• Man says rattlesnake bit him at Idaho Wal-Mart
• Lawmakers announce Massachusetts jobs bill
• Additional post offices to be spared
• JPMorgan exec becomes first casualty of bad trade
• Scam artists target Verizon customers
• Painted ads resurface in NYC as urban 'modern art'
• Business newsmakers
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Debtors seethe, sue over collectors' tactics
• Baby boomers drive boom in new-car sales
• Tiny shop offers unique jewlery
• Don't waste time worrying about the 'over 50' part
• Fresh out of college? You must read this book!
• Vacuum robot is trilingual, knows witty dialect
• Frugal millennials eschew stores for swap house parties
• Acquired solar company is one of three graduates from UMD incubator
• Four years after Wall Street crash, regulation of financial markets still spotty
• Consumer confidence index hits '08 levels
• The $2 billion blunder
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• Heavy truck orders drop as economy slows
• Americans like having a rich class of people, poll says
• Attorney general alleges e-book conspiracy
• Facebook updates data use policy to give more info
• Southwest announces nonstop service between Boston, Nashville
• SEC investigating JPMorgan's trading loss
• Downtown welcomes two new businesses
• Bank stocks hurt after surprise $2B JPMorgan loss
• Ocean Explorium buoyed by growing attendance
• New jobless claims take downturn
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• New Bedford scooter company recognized at European event
• Sony reports record loss
• Fixed-rate mortgage rates hit low again
• Budweiser changes years-old bottle design in tribute to troops
• Study: Higher ed investment returns better than casinos, tax cuts
• Fall dangers prompt recall of bassinets, trampolines
• Beef producers don't want 'meat glue' to go way of 'pink slime'
• New Bedford mayor to welcome clothing store, rotisserie restaurant downtown
• Postal Service to keep rural post offices open
• Casinos slowly coming back from recession woes
• NSTAR proposes cutting residential electric supply rate by 16 percent
• Scallop industry funding collaborative research projects with marine scientists
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• Government forecast on gas prices brightens
• Summer gas price outlook brightens
• Zuckerberg's lack of face time disappoints at Boston roadshow
• Merkel squares off vs. Hollande
• Cities seek more money from tax-exempt colleges
• Buffett: Investors shouldn't act on headlines
• Domino's to offer gluten-free pizza
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• Most Americans use phones to get info, solve problems
• Chrysler recalling 119,000 cars on possible braking flaw
• Wal-Mart, Target add Apple products in bid to
• Domino’s to offer gluten-free pizza
• Dunkin' Donuts, Starbucks take rivalry to India
• Be savvy when spending tax return
• Spending Smart: Kick the tires on a used bike
• Employers focus on engaging workers to keep them
• Four-year degree becoming a must for most nursing candidates
• Do job titles mean anything anymore?
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Business newsmakers
• Bloggers tell us how to navigate the thrift store aisles
• Six working mom tips from CEO moms
• In an old Chicago meat plant, greens and fish grow
• Salon has established roots in community
• Does local address matter on a resume?
• The necessity of having a well
• Tepid jobs report underscores economy's weakness
• Facebook looks to prove its worth to investors
• Jobs report sends oil prices lower
• Decas Cranberry 'medical device' approved in EU
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• New jobless claims fall sharply
• Diminishing returns
• Pension system folds in recession's aftermath
• Facebook sets $28 to $35 IPO range
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• Job growth slows in U.S. in April
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• News Corp. board announces 'full confidence' in Murdoch
• Target to stop selling Kindles
• Eurozone jobless at record high
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• Activists rally on May Day
• U.K. lawmakers: Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead company
• Dow Jones hits four-year high
• Facebook does value you … at $100
• Solar and the trouble with tariffs
• Consumer spending slows in March
• B&N, Microsoft team up on Nook, college businesses
• Online registration for potential New Directions employers
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• Cleaning a computer byte by hidden byte
• Titleist upbeat about the golf industry’s prospects
• Ocean's 18 complex features fun and games
• New venture aims to mine near-Earth asteroids
• Don't settle for a job that just gets you by
• Social media passwords off-limits in interview, experts say
• Some question whether sustainable seafood delivers on its promise
• Golf's $25 billion market rides economy to gain on Woods' return
• Business newsmakers
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Buyer Beware: Free is not always just that
• Food fight! Sausage vendor seeks looser regs for city food trucks
• One in five drivers interested in self-driving cars
• Nokia rating drops to junk status
• Northeast fruit growers worry as region cools
• Growth slows, consumers don't
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• Mad cow had been euthanized after falling ill
• House sets up showdown with White House over student loans
• Economic growth slows more than expected
• NOAA announces new grant to help fund innovations in fishing gear
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• Foreclosures rise in cities
• Keating pans net security bill
• Study: Men's wages lag since recession
• $2M in roadwork completed at future Wal-Mart in Fall River
• State launches anti-foreclosure program
• New Bedford protest calls for paid sick leave at Dunkin' Donuts
• lOW sTURGEON STOCK SEEN AS THREAT TO FISHERMEN
• Britain step backs into recession
• Fed stays the course on recovery
• Watchdog says profit unlikely for TARP
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Burger King pledges shift to 'cage-free' eggs
• Expanded New England natural gas pipeline proposed
• Consumer confidence treads water
• West Marine employees can transfer to new Huttleston Avenue store
• Plymouth County home sales jumped in March, following the state in upward trend
• Area unemployment rate dropped in March
• FULL SPEAR AHEAD
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Google unveils long-awaited Drive service
• Mass. home sales up nearly 20% in March
• Businesswomen's group to host social media talk
• Study on health bills shows sticker shock
• Europe's debt fix falters, rattling markets
• American makes case against union contracts
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Microsoft, Facebook in $550M patent deal
• Mobile ticketing coming to commuter rail
• Celebrate This Year's Kentucky Derby in style with the Ultimate Party
• Unclaimed money totals $2 billion
• Try this helpful tool on college costs
• What about 'bulking up' your resume?
• In Cuba, international businesses abound — just not from the U.S.
• Business newsmakers
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• SouthCoast business in brief
• Casual furniture has come a long way
• Smart Spending: 8 ways to save at the movies
• Save on gas at market, but don't waste it getting there
• The Littlest Entrepreneur: A mom helps her young son figure out an easy money-making scheme
• Telemedicine, agricultural partnerships and shipbuilding traditions among SouthCoast's hidden business gems
• Is your computer infected? FBI suggests a check
• US Airways merger wins union backing
• Gas prices start to fall after April peak
• Artists release special editions on vinyl for Record Store Day
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• Best Buy names CEO search committee
• New LEGOs line hypersexualizes girls, group says
• Latest economic data disappoints
• Starbucks to stop using crushed bugs in products
• Feds to close fishing ground to protect porpoises
• State unemployment rate drops to 6.5 percent
• New Bedford Symphony Orchestra Presents The Music of America
• Resin shortage could dent auto production
• Ocean Spray breaks ground on Pa. bottling plant
• UMD students seek way to harness the power of waves
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Eyeless shrimp and mutant fish raise concerns over BP spill effects
• Ocean Spray breaks ground on Pa. bottling plant
• UMD business school to hold entrepreneurship forum today
• Two New Bedford professionals reprimanded by licensing authorities
• Acushnet Co. and Callaway Golf settle patent differences out of court
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Former Standard-Times reporter wins Pulitzer Prize
• State gambling panel hopes to delay key deadline
• Can’t pay your tax bill? You have options
• Google restores Gmail access after users complain of problems
• American doctor picked to head World Bank
• U.S. cities struggle to pay for public transit repairs
• Retail sales help brighten economy
• IRS gives taxpayers more time to file
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• Old refrigerators can get you some cold hard cash
• Find an employment attorney and then move on
• New yoga studio offers a power version
• Furniture company's revival has global message
• Student loans — The debt bomb that keeps on ticking
• 10 ways to organize and save money
• What's in a brand name? The answer is priceless
• Lending for small businesses is on the rise
• Trash worth $40 billion when saved from waste landfill
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Business newsmakers
• Young workers err by skipping IRA
• 'Frugality fatigue' takes hold
• MF Global likely to face criminal prosecution
• Fall River hospital lays off workers
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• Best Buy hires law firm for probe of former CEO
• NFL to allow teams to display casino ads
• Consumer chief concerned about cellphone fees
• Jobless claims inch higher
• Foreclosures fall to four-year low
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Sony tunes out TVs
• Grossman touts millions of state dollars flowing to local community banks
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• Fed: 'Modest to moderate' growth in economy
• E-book pricing conspiracy alleged
• Warmer weather puts chill into natural gas prices
• J.C. Penney finance chief to step down
• Government sues Apple, publishers over e-book pricing
• Stolen cellphones to be disabled
• Antil's meat market will remain closed after fire
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Northeast Utilities, NStar close deal
• Dow suffers worst loss of 2012
• Colonial plans to open Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealership in Dartmouth
• Jerry Remy business partner to speak at BCC event
• Earth Week at Buttonwood Park Zoo
• At Avon, new CEO aims for a makeover
• Facebook snaps up photo app maker
• New Bedford seafood auction
• AOL sells off $1B in patents to Microsoft
• Facebook buys photo-share app Instagram for $1B
• Howland Place Fitness Center Celebtrates 10 Years In Fitness
• Pandit's fast money with hedge funds proving Citigroup dead end
• In Sweden, cash is king no more
• Recession's burden heaviest on young workers
• THINK!
• Holistic healing offered at Blue Lotus Moon
• Business newsmakers
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• SouthCoast business in brief
• Increasing pressure to harvest small fish worries West Coast scientists, too
• Sunny winter may cloud jobs data
• More spots filled at shopping centers
• Lamb producers count on Easter holiday
• Hiring slowdown prompts worries
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• New Bedford skin care company looks to expand
• New clothing line based on bra size
• California judge dismisses Happy Meal lawsuit
• J.C. Penney cuts 600 workers, 13% of HQ staff
• New York appeals court reinstates case against YouTube
• Weekly jobless claims decline as market waits for monthly report
• New Bedford seafood auction
• NStar's $5B merger with Northeast Utilities clears final hurdle
• New Yahoo CEO lays off 2,000
• Rockland Trust appoints first chairwoman
• Hailing the new NYC taxi
• Google unveils 'wearable augmented reality glasses'
• Yahoo confirms plan to cut 2,000 jobs
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Baker Books keeps Route 6 store open a little longer
• James Murdoch resigns from BSkyB
• IMF chief wants 'more firepower'
• Auto sales surge in March, led by small cars
• AirTran, again, earns top ranking
• For retailers, good things in smaller packages
• WBSM's decision to lay off host Ken Pittman draws criticism
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Business newsmakers
• There’s still time to contribute to IRA
• Drivers turn to Web, phones to get lowest gas price
• Summer camp just like it used to be
• Trying to break the job stereotype
• Make an effort to boost your financial knowledge
• Why pay a stylist? Cut hair yourself
• Trying to build a future for America's ruins
• Well-defined goals help ensure social media success
• Business cards are being edged out by technology
• It's OK to get a big tax refund, just don't blow it
• Forum offers advice to local businesses and job seekers
• H&R Block offers free second look at tax return
• Consumer spending grows by .8 percent
• Mastercard, Visa hit by possible breach
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• Whole Foods to buy sustainable fish
• Whole Foods ditches 'red-rated' seafood
• MasterCard confirms security breach, Visa also reportedly affected
• Jobless claims drop
• New reality show profiles bluefin tuna fishermen from Gloucester
• Best Buy to close 50 stores
• Judge sacks Reebok over Tebow gear
• States eye tax jackpot
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• Canadian pennies to be removed from circulation
• Personal bankruptcies skyrocket in Portugal
• Trouble in the woods
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• Bristol County home sales fell in February but state picture brightens
• Foxwoods tribe sees fortune reversal amid casino woes
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• C.A.R.E. Southcoast helps care for animals
• Community fish share business benefits fish stocks, fishermen, and families
• Portuguese-American business forum to be held Wednesday
• Fall River plans test run for dinner train
• Fans 'hunger' for more
• Big gain for stocks after Bernanke's pessimistic remarks
• 'Pink slime' maker handled public relations poorly, expert says
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• Former IMF chief charged in prostitution vice ring, released on bail
• Howland Place Fitness Center News - March 23, 2012
• Community fish share business benefits fish stocks, fishermen, and families
• C.A.R.E. Southcoast helps care for animals
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• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Latest iPad gobbles up data
• No jobless need apply
• Dartmouth Mall's parent company names new CEO
• US Airways discusses takeover with creditors
• College president tapped for World Bank
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• 2012 Lillian B. Lamoureux Music Scholarship Announced
• ArtWorks! News - March 21, 2012
• 'Backlog clearing' sparks local foreclosure spike
• Skiing in swimsuits
• Bill aims for $10 minimum wage
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• Local homebuyers, owners offered free online help
• Profile peeping
• IMF official: world's economy improving
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• Dartmouth Mall reaches out to non-retail businesses for possible tenants
• Businesses hope new coop will lower health costs
• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• Google to stay in Cambridge
• Consumer Reports to investigate as Apple takes heat over new iPad
• Board OKs license transfer at former Kinsale Inn
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• Westport family business helps plan outdoor events
• From idea to store shelf: A new laundry product is born
• People with strong personalities will take charge
• Trucchi's opens new store in Middleboro today
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Apple's iPad launch draws big crowds
• Gas drives prices higher
• Gender pay gap isn't closing
• Sears to close 62 more stores nationally
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• New Bedford Business Park leader doubts Google will move to the area
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• New jobless claims match four-year low
• Wholesale prices spike in February
• Stock rise pushes S&P 500 past 1,400
• In bailed-out Portugal, when it rains, it pours ... or it doesn't rain at all
• Goldman Sachs plays damage control after scathing op-ed
• Heavy demand expected as iPad goes on sale Friday
• For regulators, stress tests a show of success
• Bain moves to defend venture capital business
• Goldman Sachs executive: Company has lost it 'moral fiber'
• Report: variations in permitting processes hurt SouthCoast
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• Seasonal layoffs increase local jobless rate in January
• International scallop buyers tour New Bedford, the No. 1 port
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• Stocks record biggest gains of year
• Homeless defend becoming WiFi hotspots
• Top consumer complaints in Massachusetts
• Apple faces antitrust scrutiny
• Deficit heads for $1T again
• Pinning down the next big thing?
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• Gas prices jump nationwide
• Yahoo sues Facebook, alleging patent infringement
• Interest spikes in Pinterest, notably from women
• Getting a handle on overdraft fees
• How to handle the frequent 'over-qualified' tag
• Verizon Wireless seen getting more benefit than AT&T from IPadNetHead
• Quality of jobs in trouble, experts warn
• SouthCoast business in brief
• Better Business Bureau likes savvy consumers
• Pier 37 brings a bit of NOLA to NB
• Tips for finding a financial adviser
• Giant new Illinois plant shows coal power isn't going away
• Raisins' reign disturbed by a tart upstart
• Stop buying high: The six biggest money wasters and what you can do about them
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• Business newsmakers
• Nation adds 227,000 jobs
• Bank of America to reduce some mortgages
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• Executive pay slashed at Fannie, Freddie
• Obama touts economic record
• Whole Foods gambles on gritty Detroit neighborhood
• Dash through downtown businesses, win a prize
• U.S. adds 227,000 jobs in February, surprising economists
• Corporation offers states cash for prisons
• ArtWorks! News - March 6, 2012
• Mass. unemployment rate holds at 6.9 percent
• Coca-Cola, Pepsi make changes to avoid cancer warning
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Consumer confidence on upswing
• New jobless claims rise slightly
• Market doubles - Is anyone celebrating?
• Stocks double in three years — but it's a lonely party
• Mass. jobless rate holds steady at 6.9 percent
• Apple takes wraps off new iPad
• Toyota, Jeep issue recalls
• Report: Companies ready to hire
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• Toyota to recall about 682,000 U.S. models
• Apple unveils sharper, faster, more expensive iPad
• New iPad unveiled today
• Funding available for youth summer programs
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• Southcoast Physicians Group forms
• Dow dips more than 200 points
• DeLeo previews sweeping health care proposal
• Cyber-hacking team busted after ringleader works with feds
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• Passengers, carry on
• Survey: Economy gaining traction
• News from China, Greece hurts U.S. stocks
• Airlines expand overhead bins
• Who's the richest person in the world? Not Bill Gates or Warren Buffet
• Patrick says state is weeding out red tape for businesses
• Yoga studio opening on State Road in Dartmouth
• Be aware of signals sent off by your supervisor
• Auto town on the mend, but bailout still divides
• Business newsmakers
• Consignment shop caters to munchkins
• Recovery bypasses Silicon Valley non-tech workers
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• SouthCoast business in brief
• Wynn details vision for Foxborough casino
• SEC's caseload claims refuted
• Yelp IPO surges despite valuation worries
• Geithner criticizes financial crisis 'amnesia'
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• Consumers find success suing big companies in small claims court
• A Saint Patrick’s Day Celtic Sojourn with Brian O'Donovan
• Bank of America eyes fees for basic accounts
• U.S. carmakers report strong sales
• Local foreclosure activity rose in January
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• New jobless claims hold steady
• Keeping the magic Alive
• Consumer bureau taking bank complaints
• Local manufacturer expands in New Bedford
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• James Murdoch steps down at News International
• Facebook lures ads from big brands
• Will higher pump prices hurt the economy?
• Man behind assassin-for-hire site left computer trail
• When trolls hijack your website's comment threads
• A new Sail Loft set to return to Padanaram
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• Bristol County home sales slump in January
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• Mass. can expect modest growth, analysts say
• Time out in union-mental health provider clash
• iPad 3? Apple sends out invites
• Dow closes above 13,000
• Union, mental health provider clash
• Google's new privacy policy may violate EU rules
• Organic growers barred from suing world's largest seed company
• Forecast: Hiring boost unlikely in '12
• Best Buy slashes iPad 2 price by $50
• Need car repaired? Here’s a few tips
• Prep for an interview by learning about job
• New winds blow for Middleboro tank manufacturer
• Business newsmakers
• 6 ways to save more money this year
• Salon offers clients a spa-like experience
• In Joplin, young professionals hear call to serve
• Digital film switch daunts historic movie houses
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Privacy spurs trend to 'unfriend'
• Concerns over Iran drive hike in oil prices
• New fitness studio opens in downtown New Bedford
• ArtWorks! News - February 23, 2012
• Coalition pushes for community college makeover
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• Most Oscar nominees received big tax incentives
• Police in riot gear break up Nike melee at Florida mall
• Social media users increasingly 'unfriend' as privacy concerns grow
• Business owners fear bridge closing's toll
• Internet giants agree to adopt 'no track' browser button
• Southcoast Hospitals names new CFO
• Summer job applicants must pre-register
• Bank of America to close New Bedford branch
• Home sales jump nationwide
• Small businesses in spending mood
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• Apple, Google, others agree to app privacy rules
• Honda to recall 46,000 Odyssey minivans on door flaw
• Bank of America to close New Bedford branch
• Google poised to overtake Facebook in display ads
• Case may void foreclosures
• Dow climbs back to 13,000
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Small business group opposes guaranteed sick days
• Community banks may get smaller TARP bills
• Dow breaks 13,000 for first time since ’08 crisis
• Car dealers see light at the end of the tunnel
• New Bedford seafood auction
• For boomers, new era of 'work until you drop'
• Big changes could be in store for Bliss Corner section of Dartmouth
• Have old debts? The collector might be too late
• If you reshaped your career, your resume will need it, too
• Credit companies expand online resources
• Toy shop offers quaint alternative
• Home economics: Saving power costs in the house
• New Vegas museum highlights mob bosses, tommy guns
• Job fair Wednesday in New Bedford
• How-tos of offshore accounts: first, get a million
• Italy confiscates $6 trillion in fake US bonds
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Business newsmakers
• BCC seeks nominations for entrepreneurship awards
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• Signs of improvement
• Tax deal lowers limit on unemployment benefits
• IRS issues warning on tax scams
• Drive, don't surf Internet
• ArtWorks! February Vacation Classes 2012
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• Pinterest traffic grows, but revenue still nonexistent
• New England shrimp quota reached, ending season Friday
• Government puts new restrictions on 'robocalls'
• Hundreds of Mass. businesses support bottle bill
• Gas prices rising faster
• NSTAR customers may see savings on electricity bills
• New setback for Greece bailout
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Comcast showcasing jobless vets
• NStar customers to pay less for natural gas
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• Busy seafood processor moves into bigger building
• Labor group inspects Apple suppliers
• Google cleared to get Motorola Mobility
• Empire State stock: Going up?
• Filing your taxes: There's an app for that
• New Bedford manufacturer plays role in saving beached dolphins
• Something you and your mate must talk about: Retirement
• When faced with dream job, don't make it a nightmare
• Make a smooth shift from retirement saver to retirement spender
• Fed says business-loan demand climbs as economy accelerates
• Cover letters: Do they read them? Do you need them?
• Business newsmakers
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• SouthCoast business in brief
• Local agencies help with tax preparation
• Jungle-themed office sports marmots, macaws
• Robin's Village Barn will fit the bill
• Many 2010 tax breaks still in place for 2011
• All 2011 unemployment insurance benefits taxable
• U.S. trade gap grows
• With settlement finished, Coakley turns to Freddie and Fannie
• Trump grumps
• CEO of Friendly's announces departure
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• Traditional manufacturing jobs disappearing
• FBI: Jobs could 'distort' reality
• Banks settle for $25B; consumer advocates wary
• German minister questions bailout
• AG: Mass. to get $318M from settlement
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• Departed chain stores leave lingering gaps in Dartmouth
• Privacy group sues over Google's new policy
• Logan to test low-hassle security screening
• iPhones help - and cost - Sprint
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• Rising young leaders raise hope for the region's future
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• Dow nears 13,000
• Tapping into the 'app economy'
• Borrowing takes an upturn
• Officials, banks aim to wrap foreclosure pact U.S. foreclosure deal gets closer
• JPMorgan to pay out $110M to settle suit
• Where are the profits?
• Greece slashes state jobs to cut debt
• Verizon, Redbox join forces to challenge Netflix
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Dear App? Try digital therapy to get over an ex
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• JC Penney CEO talks about the chain
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• Japanese entrepreneurs aim for Silicon Valley
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• Area businesses looking for a Super boost
• Unemployment falls sharply in U.S., rises in Europe
• U.S. jobless rate hits 3-year low
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• Jobless claims report triggers optimism
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• Bernanke defends Fed plans
• From shipwreck in Italy, a treasure now beckons
• EU official: Greece needs extra $20B
• Facebook files IPO, sets $5 billion target
• H&R Block to celebrate reopening of Dartmouth store
• Parking lot proposed for old Keystone site
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• American says it will cut 13,000 jobs
• Woman wins lawsuit over Honda hybrid car
• Ocean Spray announces new cherry juice line
• Will Facebook deliver IPO surprise?
• Hot start for stocks
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• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1 trillion
• Cardiologist to speak for Southcoast Express Network meeting
• Call For Entries - Members' Open Exhibit
• GOP wheels in motion
• 25 EU countries sign debt compact overspending
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• Income up, but spending flat
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• How to shop 'going out of business' sales
• In the era of big boxes, a day for the little guy
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• Costa Concordia settlement scrutinized
• Facebook readies massive IPO
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• DirecTV, Sunbeam resolve fee dispute
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• Businesses spending again
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• Investors may get bigger bite of Apple
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• GM chief: Politics drove Volt inquiry
• US Airways explores merger with American
• At Davos, some occupied by thoughts of Occupy movement
• Low interest rates here to stay a while
• Skyscraper at a low point
• CV Variety, gas station at Dairy Chief site sold at auction
• Seasonal losses cited as area jobless rate climbs
• 'Disheartening' December caps bleak housing year locally
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• IMF chief warns of '1930s moment'
• Banks seek to settle lawsuit
• Search under way for new harbor development chief
• Cafe Funchal closes; owners now running Roasted Pig
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• Fed not likely to raise rates before 2014
• Baristas turned bartenders
• NBSO Announces Barbara and Hershel Alpert Music Fund
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• The arbitrariness of arbitration
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• How to live with unbearable meetings
• Art Center stays true to its mission
• Hiring logjam breaks as CEOs plan fastest U.S. growth since 2006
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• Six ways to save money on auto insurance
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• Raid targets founder of file-sharing website
• Ex-GE unit probed by FBI
• 'Good finish to tough year' for home sales
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• Drop in Mass. jobless rate not whole story
• Economic reports point upwards
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• 'Downtown is coming back' — and so is Naughty Dawgs
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• IMF wants more 'firepower'
• Future of the web?
• Connecticut will review NStar deal
• 63 insider trading arrests reveal broad 'organized corruption'
• Rodrigues moves to revise worker definitions in state labor law
• Fairhaven diner changing operators
• Canal Chamber of Commerce sets meeting
• Wikipedia going dark over SOPA
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• 24 million Zappos accounts hacked
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• Motorized unicycle, anyone?
• Sarkozy: 'Respond with calm' to downgrade
• L.L. Bean boots up to mark 100th birthday
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• New device that uses hygrogen to boost engine efficiency shows promise on fishing vessels
• Spending money to save money
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• Death-by-smartphone spurs companies to spruce up cameras
• Taking your meds can save money, hospital trips
• Florist enhances the powers of flowers
• Financial Band-Aid: Stop the bleeding with these three steps to fixing your fiscal future
• Retailers wooing women back to clothes
• Consumer watchdog Cordray called smart, tough
• For some consumers, surveys breed feedback fatigue
• McDonald's extends run on Olympic team
• Europe's crisis bites U.S. exports
• iPhone sales cancellation enrages customers in China
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• Oil prices rise on Nigeria unrest
• Regional board urges governor to save Meditech project
• Sales, jobless reports disappoint
• Economic hopes high as new Route 24 interchange opens
• Report: Shortchanging IRS budget hurts taxpayers
• Massachusetts wants crackdown on mislabeled seafood
• Hostess back in bankruptcy
• Fed confirms strong finish to 2011
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• Pace of U.S. hiring picks up
• Kia to open dealership in Dartmouth
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• Orange juice futures up on fungicide tests
• Fannie Mae CEO to resign
• Big electronics companies skip CES Electronics show goes on - minus big buzz
• IRS revives program for tax cheats
• More part-timers finding full-time jobs
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• GM likely to recapture global auto sales lead
• Keeping up with the bad guys
• Bush Quality Cleaners: Cleaning clothes since 1885
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• Take personal responsibility for investment decisions
• Online gambling fight now about when, who — not if
• How to get more out of low-interest savings
• In a first, gas and other fuels are top U.S. export
• Atlantic City: On a comeback or still slumping?
• Best Buy December sales fall
• In 2012, work-life conflicts must be resolved
• Greece nears debt deal with private creditors
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• Business newsmakers
• Recession upends dreams of aspiring teachers
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• International Consumer Electronics Show becoming a stage for flops
• 'Labor market is healing'
• What's a ranking worth?
• New Bedford seafood auction
• West Marine's plans approved
• New Bedford Symphony Orchestra Presents 'Virtuoso Orchestra'
• Discounts dig into retailers' sales tally
• GM develops remedy for Volt batteries
• In Japan, bluefin tuna catch fetches a record $736,000
• Boeing's flight from Wichita
• Proposed scalloping regulations aim to protect sea turtles
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• PayPal chief to lead Yahoo
• Conn. to re-examine NStar merger
• Free services available via UMass Law Community Development Clinic
• Manufacturing continues economy's upward trend
• Wall Street's happy new year: Dow up almost 180
• Fed rate forecasts to be public
• BP wants Halliburton to pay spill costs
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Obama, Congress in oil pipeline dispute
• Murdoch has something to tweet about
• Upbeat forecast for U.S. auto industry
• Sears CEO eyes strategy to turn around chain
• Shrimp fishing season starts in gulf of maine
• EURO BEGINS 2012 ON WEAK NOTE
• farmer optimism rises on harvest, profits
• Dealing with the past and planning for the future
• Forum provides local entrepreneurs with a road map to get them from here to there
• SouthCoast business in brief
• Dividends shone brightly in a disappointing 2011
• Business newsmakers
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• Backtracking lawmakers expand government role in mortgages
• Cell phone warning nothing but bunk
• When older professionals aren't ready to hang it up
• Stan & Paul's can plug you in to the world of appliances
• A handy guide to modern ranges
• U.S. job market ends year in better shape
• For 2012, make a resolution to dash away that debt
• BP money buys sports towels, Xmas lights, jingles
• Fairhaven merchants get hands-on role in Rose Parade float
• Shorter shrimp season forecast
• Fiesta, revamped Explorer carry Ford sales above 2 million
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Wareham launches new chamber
• Sears announces some closures
• L.L. Bean boot gets a kick
• Jobless claims increase slightly
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• Tourism dollars stuck at border
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• Frank, Tierney file amicus in fishing appeal
• Foxboro divided on casino plan
• Shopping wraps with a big finish
• At least 100 Sears, Kmart stores to close
• Maine panel tries to revive once-thriving urchins
• Home prices fall to 2003 levels
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• Clean up cookie crumbs
• New powerful painkiller has abuse experts worried
• Cruise's 'Mission' accomplishes box-office win
• Growing wealth of Congress
• As Elaine Lima prepares to close The Black Whale one last time, she worries about future of retailing downtown
• For consumers, not a bad 2011
• Finding a job with spiritual enrichment
• Better Business? Better Beware
• Lessons Learned: Money-conscious adults share the financial skills they were taught as kids
• US stocks look to keep holiday rise alive
• Winter can be playtime, too
• Sick-day faking on the rise
• Rise in economic gauge suggests brighter outlook
• Rhapsody passes million US subscriber milestone
• Economy ends tough 2011 on a surprising upswing
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Business newsmakers
• Top business story in '11: Europe financial crisis
• B2B 2012 agenda includes focus on innovation
• Smartwatches are the next big thing in small technology
• New Bedford, fishing interests appeal ruling in suit
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• Holiday shopping: It's now or never
• Newest Air Jordan debuts, sparking frenzy at shops
• ArtWorks! News - December 21, 2011
• Best Buy delivering a dilemma
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• SouthCoast home sales rose in November
• BCC president cites need for adult education classes
• Apartments lead construction surge
• New Bedford jobless rate masks reality
• With AT&T deal's death, T-Mobile faces uncertain future
• Why are toys selling out? Might be mommy blog buzz
• Stocks soar on Europe hopes, strong housing starts
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• More losses forecast for euro
• Apple sets its sights on TV
• Record highs
• Exit of tax-refund loans leaves demand unfilled
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Consider giving tuition instead of toys
• Don't mislead prospective employers
• Light up the holidays without lightening your wallet
• Career spotlight
• Consumers look to holiday sales to find bargains for themselves
• Spurred by TV popularity and frugality, pawn shops are riding high
• Downtown boutique offers sophistication
• Inexpensive gifts that your child will love - and love you for
• Holidays can be best time to land a job
• Smartwatches are the next big thing in small technology
• Business newsmakers
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Mobile money transfers gaining currency with consumers
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• Ex-CEOs of Fannie, Freddie charged
• Lawmakers ask for new cod assessment
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• Downtown New Bedford pub closes for renovations
• Layaway's secret Santas
• American Airlines to shed jobs, routes
• National job outlook brightens
• Kerry requests new cod assessment
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• People who rushed to snag discounts are returning them for much-needed cash
• In Europe, summit optimism fading away
• Congress mulls reducing benefits
• Will spending bring more jobs?
• Postponing Christmas in hard times
• New FCC rules turn the volume down on commercials
• Corzine says he never authorized 'misuse' of funds
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• Occupy movement targets ports
• Eurozone plan concern drags down stocks
• Federal Reserve mulls new policy on interest rates
• New Bedford seafood auction
• A few things to remember about holiday donations
• Business newsmakers
• Gobbledygook or not, it's still credit
• Do awards belong on your resumé?
• Fortunes of U.S. stocks more dependent on euro
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• SouthCoast business in brief
• If you raise the price, they'll still come
• Review: Gift guide to e-readers, tablets, $99-$500
• Shopping for shoes the way it used to be
• 3 years after InBev deal, a new Anheuser-Busch
• Rudolph honored
• Agreement, but uncertainty
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Wal-Mart probes its foreign dealings
• Trade gap hits low for year
• What's in the new deal to save the euro?
• TAP Air pilots cancel holiday strike
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents Evan LaPorte: New Work - Exhibition
• Jobless claims continue tailing off
• Increasingly, shuttered auto factories find new use
• Household wealth drops
• Corzine deflects blame on MF Global collapse
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• ArtWorks! News - December 7, 2011
• City broadens energy conservation efforts
• 2 New Bedford seafood processors eye expansion
• Blue Cross, doctors group reach deal
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• Retirement fund says Green Mountain overstated its successes
• Citigroup to cut 4,500 jobs, take $400M charge
• S&P takes hard line on Europe
• 'Santa is doing the best he can' in hard times
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• EU overspending penalties proposed
• Service sector growth lags
• Toy makers put 'i' in fun
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Struggling Talbots seeks new CEO
• Hang up on those cellphone pleas
• Airlines attempt to raise US prices again
• Still jobless? Perhaps your search is too narrow
• Humane Society offers more than pet adoptions
• Retailers follow holiday shoppers to mobile platforms
• Business newsmakers
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• Demand for layaway policy is on the rise
• Seven signs of job burn-out and how to rekindle your passion
• SouthCoast business in brief
• Fall River company buys Cape Cod Chowder
• Family Holiday Pops Concert - Hear The Cheer!
• Jobless rate takes quick plunge
• Patriots-casino, Wynn-win?
• Panel: Cod were overfished
• Ocean Spray expands Craisins recall
• New Bedford seafood auction
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Mass. sues over 'robo-signing'
• Economy picks up, jobs lag behind
• Passing the buck
• Job growth hits year-long high in November
• Nervous first-timers put drag on home sales
• Central banks exhilarate Wall Street
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• Even potholes get apps of their own
• News on area home sales mixed
• Fledgling New Bedford software firm draws $1.5M in venture capital
• Rail upgrades celebrated
• American files for bankruptcy
• Consumer confidence surges in November
• Facebook plotting record $10B IPO
• Facebook to settle FTC privacy complaints
• New Bedford seafood auction
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Metal fragments prompt Ocean Spray to recall dried cranberry products
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• Judge rebukes Citigroup, SEC deal
• Europe races for debt solution
• Make a holiday budget, and then stick to it
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• How to beat the high cost of eating
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• SouthCoast business in brief
• Yarn shop celebrates six years of business
• Mill's reopening stokes Maine towns' hopes
• Volunteering can be good way of finding a job
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• This holiday season, the tablet goes mainstream
• Workplace guide details offering internships
• 4 pitfalls of holiday perks for credit cards
• 5 hot job categories for retirees, older workers
• Incomes outpace spending in October
• Black Friday madness begins early in SouthCoast
• Table games coming soon to Maine
• For many, pawn shops emerge as loan option
• Traders wary going into shopping season
• Portugal lowered to junk credit status
• AT&T and T-Mobile put $39B merger on hold
• Occupy movement targets shopping
• Ho-ho-hoping for holiday profits
• Bankruptcy petition temporarily halts Bay Club foreclosure in Mattapoisett
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• James Murdoch resigns from two boards
• Spending down, savings up
• Spreading Europe stress sends stocks lower
• Unemployment dips below 10 percent for first time since 2008
• Less time for Black Friday shoppers to sleep off that turkey
• St. Anne's parent looks to sell medical office buildings
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• What to do when your personality hurts first impression
• Meat is murder on the budget, but the Manly Housekeeper has some solutions
• Making sure your gift is enjoyed for a long time
• Public Wi-Fi is convenient, but risky
• Getting innovative with giving
• Gymnastics academy built around family notion
• Business newsmakers
• Deep spending cuts pose a new threat to US economy
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• SouthCoast business in brief
• Do federal regulations really kill jobs? Overall impact on employment is minimal, economists say
• Planning, creativity can help keep your holidays under budget
• Data centers will operate to east and west of New Bedford
• Q&A: Unemployment's emotional toll
• Thinking gift cards? Know the fine print
• First Citizens' launches mobile banking app
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• For Occupy protesters, where to bank?
• Economy: 'Not great, but better'
• Cape Wind foes net flood of donations
• Chamber hands out economic impact awards
• Another season of hope for retailers
• Would-be casino developer calls tribal caveat unconstitutional
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• Probe raises questions on Google's ad model
• Jobless claims drop
• Mass. unemployment stable despite job gains
• Pace of foreclosures picks back up
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• Surprise month for car dealers
• Leaving the euro: A Greek tragedy?
• Economy showing slow, steady growth
• Titleist layoffs blamed on seasonal slump
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• Occupy protesters swept away
• Europe's slump 'will accelerate'
• Insiders look to cash in on LinkedIn
• New Bedford seafood auction
• From frying to flying
• Opposition mounts to cellphone robocall bill
• Air base deal moves ahead
• Don't get swept up in chimney-cleaning scam
• Baseball bat is a big hit as a defensive weapon in China
• Public Wi-Fi is convenient, but risky
• Gently driven used cars can offer great value
• Out with old, clunky vending machines, in with a new concept
• Fairhaven inn aims to meet all meeting needs
• Don't limit your job search to online resources only
• SouthCoast business in brief
• Business newsmakers
• New Bedford seafood auction
• NStar response to Irene aired on Cape
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• Marine's family awarded Pinnacle scholarship
• Europe warns new recession possible
• Jobs outlook looking better
• Freetown residents urged to attend Meditech meeting
• ArtWorks! News - November 8, 2011
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• NBSO To Perform Handel’s Messiah And Bach’s Cantata BWV 61
• Growing South End company touted as 'example of how government can do it right'
• NORPEL operations sporadic since announced shutdown
• Consumers nervous, but spending Surveys: Consumers shopping scared
• Dreamliner takes flight
• MF Global is first big U.S. victim of Europe crisis
• UMass president's bus tour includes stop at future biopark
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Stay informed about recalls on products for tots
• How to find the 'real' person doing the hiring?
• Business newsmakers
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• SouthCoast business in brief
• Firm helps families dealing with medical equipment needs
• Toys R Us turnaround turns heads
• Families tighten belts as food prices soar
• Food services company praised for its expansion
• Investment advice worth heeding should be coming your way
• Bruins: Senators down but dangerous
• Fall River firm will market robotic underwater camera to boaters
• Storing food safely
• Lang: New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal still on-track
• Backlash continues over debit card fee
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• White House to review energy loans
• Americans spending more, saving less
• New owners look to revive struggling Lakeville golf club
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• Marlboro Man meets moisturizer
• Medicare premiums up - but not as much as expected
• European debt deal lifts Dow
• Mass. economy slowing, but outpaces U.S. in 3Q
• Cafe Funchal looks to rebound after bankruptcy filing
• Many boomers retiring at home
• Study: Richest 1% get a whole lot richer , outpace middle class
• EU to force banks to raise $148B
• Accused insider trader surrenders
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• Local unemployment creeps higher
• Survey: Home prices up in half of major U.S. cities
• Consumer confidence plunges
• Low mortgage rates elude 'underwater' homeowners
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• Area home sales numbers uneven
• Companies delaying 'going public'
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• Citizens~Union Savings Bank will become BayCoast Bank
• Bruins: Ideal time to get Tuukka Rask some action
• Area hospitals add specialists despite workforce shortages
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• Low-cost ambience with no chimney
• Dining out without derailing the budget
• Financial therapists help you manage your money, no couch necessary
• Big-bank customers taking accounts elsewhere
• Retailers on alert for 'flash robs'
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• Murdoch, critics trade jabs
• Wal-Mart rolling back health care coverage
• Casino bill ripped: 'Nothing is going to happen in New Bedford'
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• Gadhafi death clears path for Libyan oil exports
• EU unsure how to proceed
• Massachusetts unemployment rate drops as jobs decline
• Economy posts gains after slump
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• Get used to higher bank fees
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• Goldman Sachs loses $428 million in third quarter
• Energy costs push wholesale prices up in September
• Homebuilders less pessimistic
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• Oil prices fall with Europe debt plan in doubt
• Factory output up again
• Germany: summit won't solve crisis
• Apple introduces texting option spelling change in the texts
• Standard-Times team wins jourmalism award
• Shop around for best deal on heating oil
• Obama iced tea toast marks win for Republican-backed trade deals
• Whaling City Transit driven to be green
• SouthCoast business in brief
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• Spending Smart: Conquering with complaints
• Regional manufacturing consortium launched
• United Way names Campaign Cabinet
• How do you check on your own references?
• CEO pay accelerates as no one wants to be just average
• New Bedford to host international trade summit
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• Apple rolls out latest iPhone
• Retail sales post hefty gain in September
• Ouster canceled — for now; Wall Street protesters rejoice
• Lawmakers seek probe on debit card fees
• Hedge fund founder gets 11 years for insider trading
• BlackBerry service restored
• Cleanup or 'eviction'?
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Senators say bill seeks to protect fishermen, taxpayers
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• Protests draw overseas attention
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• Fewer job openings posted in August
• Call center picks New Bedford mill over downtown site
• Slovakia rejects expansion of eurozone bailout fund
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• OPEC trims original oil demand forecast
• FDIC backs ban on banks trading for own profit
• Oil prices rise as recession fears ease
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• A lesson in belt-tightening
• New Bedford seafood auction
• College students 'Occupy' Boston
• ArtWorks! News - October 6, 2011
• Ocean Spray will create bog exhibit, 'pop-up' restaurant in New York City
• Got a job interview? Don't show up exhausted
• SouthCoast business in brief
• Jobs set course forward for music, movies, books
• Retailers pray Halloween season won't be frightful
• Building an emergency fund necessary even in tough times
• Need help? State experts will answer your questions
• Finding the job that will let you create a life plan
• Freitas Package Store provides selection, service
• Crop death shrinks sugar stockpiles to 37-year low
• As retailers cut back on holiday hiring, the time to apply is now
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• Business newsmakers
• Consumer borrowing takes big drop
• 'Occupy' takes hold in New England
• Hiring increases, problems remain
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Apple fans moutn Jobs' passing
• Report: New England power grid facing challenges
• For many, owning a home is fading dream
• Stocks rise on help for European banks
• Record low
• Retail sales solid in September
• Apple co-founder Wozniak says he'll miss Jobs
• Pre-orders soar for authorized Steve Jobs bio
• R.I. firm wants to buy Wareham golf course
• Max's moves to Dartmouth
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Friendly's closes 30 Mass. restaurants, files bankruptcy
• In Kodak's troubles, a snapshot of an icon's fall
• Report: Service firms cut workers
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Wareham location among 63 closing as Friendly's owners file for Chapter 11
• On way to Wall Street, confronting a protest
• Bernanke: Recovery 'close to faltering'
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Northeast fishery gets new enforcement chief
• Cape Wind: NU-NStar should have to buy our power
• What's new at Apple
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Will Amazon's Kindle Fire burn retailers?
• Economy up slightly, but threats remain
• Apple rollout
• Beware calls asking for personal data
• Whaling City Diner is more than that
• Region's grocery landscape changes as key players jockey to remain competitive
• There are limits to the debt relief law
• Seven credit card tips to help you secure your financial future
• Credit union celebrates 100th birthday
• SouthCoast business in brief
• Antique appraisals offered
• Regulators close Texas bank, 74th failure in 2011
• Business newsmakers
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• Small businesses feel left out of the jobs and tax debate
• Think twice before buying in bulk
• How do they do it? Women strategize to find right work-life balance
• How does job-hopper find a real career?
• P&G's US leader reflects on growth strategies
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• BoA debit fee is only the latest
• Anti-greed protest on Wall Street at crossroads
• Where's the (local) beef?
• U.S. income drops, first time in 2 years
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• Brown criticizes federal spending during SouthCoast visit
• Bank of America to charge debit card fees
• Friendly's could file for bankruptcy
• Recession fears ease on better reports
• Saving the euro
• Boo at the Zoo
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• Australia signs off on $10B Foster's bid
• Durable goods orders give sign of hope for weak economy
• Reebok settles deceptive claim charges
• Will the EU dissolve?
• Amazon targets the iPad: Ready, aim, fire
• Westport scrap metal company wins state expansion deal
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• Collectibles top holiday toy list
• Survey: Health insurance costs surge in 2011
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• Naughty Dawgs to open on Acushnet Avenue and Dartmouth Street
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• Home-buying season worst in 50 years
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• Retailers angle for presence in social media's virtual worlds
• Everyone deserves good mentors, Oneforty founder tells students
• Target's blunder with designer continues
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• Revenge, a Dish best served cold
• Bank of America escalating foreclosures
• Bay State poverty rate increased in 2010
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• Markets take a pounding
• Census: Young adults hit hard
• A tale of 2 markets
• Mass. sells $500M in bonds after credit upgrade
• New ER entrance at St. Anne's Hospital
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• Postal Service eyes Wareham plant for possible closure
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• Conservative think tank report: 'Romneycare' kills jobs
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• Cautious consumers pull back on spending
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• Will Greece default?
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• Retailers pin hopes on strong holiday season
• Yahoo's future is up in the air
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• Household robots move from science fiction to reality
• Prepaid cards offer alternative to credit cards, banks
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• NFL cashes in on unrivaled popularity
• Honda recalls Pilots over seat belt issue
• Europe, U.S. fears drag Dow down
• Cantor Fitzgerald keeps its 9/11 promise
• Restaurant sues over 'carcass removal' item
• Yahoo's future is up in the air
• Frank urges reconsideration of Meditech decision
• NOAA names new fisheries science adviser
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• FBI investigates bankrupt solar firm that received stimulus funds
• Unemployment, high gas prices lead to cautious consumers
• Jobless claims grow slightly
• Attorney general OKs Morton Hospital sale
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• Resdential power use slows
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• Workshop to examine Route 6 business planning in Westport
• Oil rising as storms cut production
• July sees most job openings in 3 years
• New Bedford airport lands another $4.9M for upgrades
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• Stocks fall again as Europe's debt worries deepen
• Back to school is test for teen retailers
• Struggling post office seeks help from Congress
• Unemployed face tough competition: underemployed
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• Travessia Urban Winery looks to expand
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• Apple's updated MacBook Air aims for the clouds
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• Eastern Bank warns customers, non-customers of phone scam
• Drugmaker fails in bid to prove supremacy
• U.S. sues big banks over toxic mortgages
• Hiring standstill points to growing recession risk
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• Economy growing despite setbacks
• August car sales go into overdrive
• In Washington, no common ground on jobs issue
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• Dow up for a fourth day
• Government sues to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Foreclosure activity picking up again
• Meditech's expansion plan a step closer
• Consumer confidence lowest in 2 years
• Spring buying boosts home prices in U.S. cities
• Obama jobs plan faces constraints
• Highway billboards going back up after Irene
• Beaumont Sign & Solar has seen business model evolve
• Rise in consumer spending eases fears
• Insurers drive stocks higher
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• New players shake up grocery industry in SouthCoast
• Wide gap in skills leaves many unemployed, many open jobs
• Survey: No recession but economic weakness will endure
• Storm could leave millions in the dark
• Travel plans blow away
• 9/11 National Moment of Remembrance
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• Economic growth lurches along at 1%
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• National Geographic touts city's waterfront festival
• Low interest rates may be holding back economy
• Buffett bets big on Bank of America
• R.I. toy company moves jobs to Fall River
• Cities to appeal court ruling on fisheries
• Long-term unemployment takes a psychological toll
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• Wells Fargo to test monthly debit card fee
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• Wheat fields sprouting up again in New England
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• Toyota debuts Camry amid tough competition
• Obama outlines regulatory overhaul
• Stocks jump; Dow notches best gain in 2 weeks
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• Survey: No recession, no recovery
• Stocks inch up
• Housing troubles remain high
• Libyan rebellion jolts oil market
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• Cities to appeal court ruling on fisheries
• Long-term unemployment takes a psychological toll
• Wells Fargo to test monthly debit card fee
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• Attracting hard-core gamers on Facebook
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• Bay State OKs utility deals to buy wind power
• Bank of America to lay off 3,500
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• Stocks fall on recession worries
• Coast Guard finds hidden compartment on New Bedford scalloper
• CW Price store to open in New Bedford
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• Another big down day for Dow
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• Meditech proposal wins Planning Board approval
• Obama to lay out new jobs plan
• Core wholesale inflation up by the most in 6 months
• Google-Motorola deal may alter phone market
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• Fishery management criticized at New Bedford meeting
• Wal-Mart, Home Depot upgrade outlooks
• Wisconsin, Mass. can expect strong cranberry seasons
• Automakers rebound in July to lift factory output
• Merkel, Sarkozy propose balanced budgets
• ECB spends record $32B on bonds
• Builders feeling the pinch
• Google's patent play
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• Buffett calls for more taxes on 'mega-rich'
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• Hackers are grabbing millions, mainly from smaller banks
• Rebates are back, and they have redeeming qualities
• Google wants to turn your smartphone into a wallet
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• Dow caps wild week with gains
• Italy approves new austerity cuts
• Advice to investors: Avoid rash moves
• FBI: Mortgage fraud still prevalent, hard to catch
• Among the biggest losers: chief executive officers
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• Pace of new foreclosures slows dramatically
• This time, U.S. fears Europe's crisis
• Businessman to open Padanaram provisions store, also seeks restaurant
• U.S. looks to ease glut of foreclosed homes
• Shrimping rules face overhaul
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• N.Y. governor's casino comments raise stakes in Mass.
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• Gold prices keep on creeping upward
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• Lender to modify home loans in settlement
• Stocks yo-yo after Fed says it will hold down interest rates
• Teens Make Downtown Public Art
• Verizon workers hit picket lines
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• Can you answer these questions about your credit lines?
• Freddie Mac reports loss, seeks $1.5B in aid
• Dow dives below 11,000
• Verizon workers hit picket lines from Mass. to Va.
• Under The Influence: The Essence Of Edward Weston In Contemporary Photography
• Massive ground turkey recall was months in the making
• Once leaked onto Web, personal details tough to erase
• Lakeville development wants to be replaced
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• Italy unveils plan to calm debt fears
• Obama seeks tax breaks for companies that hire vets
• Brown: Economic anxiety stifles business expansion
• Gas prices poised to fall in coming weeks
• Jobs report is good enough to calm Wall Street
• SMAST's new dean eager to chart challenging course
• Senator urges Patrick not to hike state's gas tax
• Mass. hospitals get windfall - and criticism
• Growing fear of 'repercussions'
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• Kraft foods announces plans to split company in two
• Aviation bill on standby
• ArtWorks! News - August 3, 2011
• Cycle for the Symphony
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• Services firms expand at slowest pace in 17 months
• Security firm: Cybercriminals carry out wide range of attacks
• Raynham Park deal falls through
• Stocks on long losing streak as economy weakens
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• FAA shutdown to continue
• Oil drops amid fears for economy
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• Construction spending rises 0.2 percent
• Manufacturing growth hits lowest level in 2 years
• Small spending cuts to have little economic impact
• Credit raters have lobbying clout
• Need help breaking the law? There's probably an app for that
• Acushnet Co. closes on sale to Korean group
• Swedish company buys local golf gear maker
• Obama aims to boost fuel economy
• Board Hosts Tribute To Irene Buck And Benefit For Artworks!
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• Another recession?
• BskyB gives MURDOCH unanimous support
• Jobless filings drop, spurring optimism
• JetBlue rolls out unlimited-flight plans
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• Dunkin' gets warm response from new investors
• S&P: Credible deficit cuts proposed
• ArtWorks! News - July 27, 2011
• Consensus on bailout reforms eyed in Portugal
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• Liquor store to take over Borders' spot at mall
• Sleep with your iPhone? You're not alone
• Health board rejects doggie dining
• Post office ponders closing 1 in 10 retail outlets
• Consumer confidence rises in July
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• Fla. wildlife official to head NOAA fisheries enforcement
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• Investors preparing for worst as debt-limit talks drag on
• Dozens of airport projects halted
• Autoworkers weigh compensation, competition
• Local deal-of-the-day website to launch Tuesday
• Cast from the same mold: Lots of success at Acushnet plastics business
• Start-ups hungry for financing tips
• PC industry looking for a rebound
• On the agenda
• Southcoast offers free vascular screenings
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• Profits roar back … so where are the jobs?
• Construction on Mass. film production center could start next year
• Corporate profits fare well
• High prices at the pump to persist
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• Bill filed by Frank would direct fishing fines toward reasearch
• Swedish company to buy New Bedford business
• NOAA eases scallop limits further as fishery flourishes
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• American orders 460 new planes
• Home sales set record low
• Blistering heat wave stresses power grid
• Grant proposals sought for Hawthorn endowment
• ArtWorks! News - July 19, 2011
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• Home building jumps in June
• State weighs online lottery ticket-purchasing bill
• Robo-signings 'still an epidemic'
• State enjoys $2 billion surprise
• Southcoast adds Boston ambulance company
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• Wait until fall to buy that small car
• 2nd London police official quits
• Mass. officials seek delay in utility merger
• Wife, husband run movie prop business from South End mill
• Crowell's Fine Art Opens Second Location in Mattapoisett, MA
• Flywheels help NY power grid run more smoothly
• Pursuing scholarships is worth the college savings
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• Duck meat recalled for salmonella
• Activist investor makes offer to buy Clorox Co.
• Drop in gas costs lowered prices in June
• WSJ publisher steps down
• Wall Street Journal publisher's resignation is latest casualty of hacking scandal
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• 3 local municipalities due payments in Walgreens settlement
• Keeping their cool
• Good news, bad news on 2010 fisheries report
• Oil giant to spin off refining operations
• Walmart SuperCenter set for Fall River
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• $2.3B freed to pay Madoff victims
• Nike faces abuse claims
• Bernanke: Fed backs more stimulus
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• Fed debates more stimulus as economy weakens
• House GOP pans squiggly light bulbs
• R.I. slot parlor taking a chance with voters
• Oil imports drove May trade deficit over $50B
• Brazilians buried by debt
• Exhibition of Art by Children of Harbour House
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• Bernanke: Raise debt limit
• New European debt worries cause markets to fall
• Oil falls as Chinese inflation rises
• Manufacturers are adding jobs as business picks up
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• SouthCoast business in brief
• Flat jobs data hits hard
• Buffett optimistic about recovery
• Consumer borrowing climbs in May
• IMF agrees to give Greece $4.2b installment
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• Celebrate The Work Of Irene Buck
• Job outlook rises as reports suggest more hiring
• News Corp. kills embattled tabloid
• JPMorgan to pay $228M to settle bid-rigging claims
• Foreclosure rules eased for jobless
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• Auto industry, seeing new life, is on hiring spree
• U.S. service sector grew in June
• Ailing Portugal reels further
• The 'WOW' factor
• Oil climbs above $97 per barrel
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• GOP works to sap financial law
• Confidence lagging among Massachusetts employers
• High gas prices, rough economy raise demand for aging public transit systems
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• ArtWorks! Launches Art 2 Heart Program
• Airlines to get a lift
• Economic recovery is one-sided
• S&P warns bank plan would cause Greek default
• Oil rises above $95 after Greece gets loan
• 30 years later, family business going strong on Cuttyhunk
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• Foreclosure numbers show improvement
• Fireworks wrap up Wall Street's best week in 2 years
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• The economic recovery turns 2: Feel better yet?
• Web-savvy companies are paying more attention to social media
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• Medical community hails opening of new office building
• UMD joins tissue engineering alliance
• Layoffs hit banks; Goldman Sachs to cut 230 jobs
• Jobless tax measure quietly expires
• Kerry files legislation to pay legal bills of fishermen who were wrongly penalized
• U.S. Fed raises debit card swipe fees
• U.S. pending home sales rise, but recovery stalls
• Bank of America faces legal fight
• BJ's going private
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• Second Rosebrook office building wins site plan OK
• Lagarde lands IMF's top job
• Home prices stabilize
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• Father, son bring different skills to award-winning Wareham boat business
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• Perdue: Building a clean energy future in New Bedford
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• Obama calls for partnership to boost manufacturing
• Retiring NOAA official led fishery through rebuilding
• Wareham country club to honor events booked before auction
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• Android phones can do a lot more than just make calls
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• Nations plan biggest release of reserve oil
• Bank wins Wareham golf course auction
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• Coakley: Shifting health payments not enough
• Bernanke: Slowdown may linger
• Hedge funds come under new government oversight
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• JPMorgan to pay $153.6M settlement
• Rules would speed up union elections
• FDA issues graphic new cigarette warning labels
• Walgreen set to split with Express Scripts
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• Dartmouth solar farm generates energy to power 2,000 homes
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• Investors make joint bid for BJ's
• New wave of Internet suffixes under consideration
• Britain limits UPS air cargo
• Stocks have their first winning week since April
• Mass. company develops cheaper solar
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• Tech specialist reviews the top e-readers
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• Olympic sailor to appear in New Bedford today
• Design for new Wal-Mart presented
• Crisis leads to riots, turmoil
• J&J to cut back on stent manufacturing
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• Inflation eases as energy prices recede
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• Signs of relief for consumers
• Greece's credit rating sinks to worst in the world
• Bernanke urges GOP to raise debt cap
• Google bets big on solar
• High unemployment is becoming the 'new normal'
• 'dot-anything' could be a boon to big businesses
• Joint Fairhaven-New Bedford group to market harbor strengths
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• 10 tips to protect finances during summer vacations
• Forum to focus on employer appeals of jobless benefits
• Wet spring cuts corn crop; prices to stay high
• Latest data breach strikes at financial security
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• Budget deficit close to $1 trillion
• Finally, an E. coli answer: It was the sprouts
• Citigroup discloses credit card data breach
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• Home equity plunges, but Americans' net worth is up
• Greek ministers approve new austerity measures
• Slow job growth, high food prices highlight economic weak patch
• Trustees approve UMass fee increase
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• Study: More employees may lose health insurance under new law
• Merchants beat bankers in debit card vote
• Oil prices rise as OPEC maintains production level
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• OPEC split over increasing oil production
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• Obama expresses concern over slowing recovery
• Consumers borrowed more for 7th straight month
• Bernanke predicts stronger growth
• Local Dunkin' Donuts fined for child labor violations
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• Steve Jobs unveils iCloud service
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• 2 sessions to focus on offshore wind power
• Couple threatens bank with foreclosure
• Local Dunkin Donuts franchisees cited over child labor infractions
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• Health newsmakers
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• Romney points to job numbers as proof Obama fails
• More companies trying to cash in on Internet content
• Summer Programs for Kids, Teens, and Adults at ArtWorks!
• UMass panel backs fee increase
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• Taxpayer identity theft soaring
• U.S. auto sales cooled in May
• Wareham's Bay Pointe Country Club on auction block
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• Consumer confidence falls unexpectedly
• Oil up 2 percent on weaker dollar, gas down
• Home-price index at lowest point since '02
• Fairhaven business association gets going
• Matouk gives area a reason to celebrate textile industry again
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• Downtown New Bedford hotel celebrates successful first year
• Cape Verdean expo kicks off, seeks to drum up business
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• Banks team up for person-to-person online payment
• Fishermen to lose health insurance
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• Global economic growth slows
• Massachusetts consumer confidence falters during spring
• Googling your wallet
• Gas prices stifle economy's growth
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• Banks offer cash transfers to cell numbers, emails
• Saudis: Speculation drives up prices
• Oil settles above $101 as refineries crank up
• Shareholder meetings hit the road, avoiding angry investors, protesters
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• Troubled home market creates generation of renters
• New-home sales up, but pace remains sluggish
• Biggest banks drive growth
• Chrysler repays $7.6B in government loans
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• U.S. stocks fall as Europe faces debt
• FDA clears Vertex's hepatitis C drug
• Oil, pump prices slide as dollar gains strength
• Everyone loves a bargain
• Korean group reaches deal to buy Acushnet Co.
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• Pump prices painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Why Europe's debt crisis hits home in the U.S.
• Barnes & Noble bid a bet on the Nook
• Legal challenges could hold back cloud computing
• Wareham residents raise more concerns with Wal-Mart move
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• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: John K. Robson: Landscapes
• Rich spend, others scrimp
• New England economy sluggish
• Qualcomm founder to join in talk on innovation in New Bedford
• Worm infects unemployment computers
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• Homebuilders missing out on recovery
• Rising pump prices add to Wal-Mart uncertainty
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• Nasdaq drops NYSE bid
• LED alternatives on display as 100-watt bulb ban looms
• Free trade, help for workers
• EU clears Portugal bailout
• Fairhaven cancer center to offer full continuum of care under one roof
• Tablets are leaving netbooks and laptops in the dust
• Health care costs just keep on rising
• With bendable mouse, Microsoft adds artistic touch to stable of devices
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• New Prius makes debut - but is it coming soon?
• EU warns debt in bailout countries above forecasts
• Economists: Inflation may be peaking
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• ArtWorks! News - May 12, 2011
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• Senators rip oil execs over tax breaks
• Bernanke: Financial overhaul on track
• Gas tax revenue up in Bay State
• Hiring gains expected to offset rising prices
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• U.S. trade deficit widened in March
• Supply disruptions, recall history plague Toyota
• AIG, Treasury offering shares worth $9B
• Hedge fund manager convicted
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• Cuba unveils economic overhaul
• GOP targets private-sector unions
• Greece hit by new downgrade; EU ponders more help
• FDIC chairwoman stepping down
• New Fairhaven business group hopes to find strength in numbers
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• Your smartphone knows everything about you ... and it tells tales
• Who's got Klout? New services aim to measure social media influence
• Help wanted on factory floor
• An up year Down East
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• Businesses hiring at fastest pace since 2006
• Warner Music being sold for $1.3B amid music drop
• What recession? Executive pay rockets higher
• Federal visitors get firsthand look at economic damage
• Religious groups question Goldman Sachs on pay
• GM turns a corner
• Gas prices sap economy
• 'Beverly Hillbillies' actress sues Barbie maker
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• Visiting feds hear about economic repercussions of fishing regulation
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• Demand drops for services
• Dunkin' Donuts parent going public
• Portugal's bailout 'severe'
• Feds dispatch economic assessment teams to fishing ports
• Gotham taxis to get suburban style
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• Shortages related to Japan quake expected to hit market
• Feds sue Deutsche Bank, alleging mortgage fraud
• Businesses ordered more factory goods
• Small-boat fishermen are getting squeezed by year-old sector system
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• Southern Mass Credit Union holds 89th annual meeting
• Netflix's online service is starting to attract serious competition
• Many college grads are working well below their abilities
• Poll: Working boomers say age a plus at office
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• Gas prices heading to $4
• Hiring gives traction to economy
• In rarity, HBO will launch apps
• Social Security ending payment by paper checks
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• Exxon defensive as it reports profits
• Proposed crackdown on junk food advertising aims to ease childhood obesity
• Chrysler to repay government loans
• Some wary of economy's gains
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• Obama urges Saudis to increase oil supplies
• Apple: 'Users are confused'
• Bernanke sees risks in further steps to spur jobs
• Obama: Repeal tax breaks for big oil
• Survey: Only gas prices can stop economy now
• Ford posts best 1st quarter profit in 13 years
• Housing on brink of double-dip as prices sink
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• New home sales rise in March
• Production plunge
• Gas prices continue ascent; oil falls slightly
• Fed weighs options as economy gains strength
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• Americans shun cheapest homes in 40 Years as ownership loses appeal
• Secret cell phone tracking sets off privacy debate
• Bank puts an end to the hated overdraft penalty
• Japan car production stalling until year's end
• Three decades and all is well at Hair Biz
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• Japanese automakers check exports for radiation
• GM likely to overtake Toyota in sales
• Lamb fetching record prices in U.S.
• State to train builders in energy efficiency
• Reaching out to business readers
• Lakeville golf club narrowly averts foreclosure
• Cobblestone Art Critique Group Offers Public Art Critique And Group Exhibit
• Business briefs
• Obama: Task force to probe gas prices
• Apple slammed over iPhone, iPad location tracking
• Amazon failure takes down sites across Internet
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• Bay Staters still shellshocked by recession
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Investors drive March home sales
• Goodbye, landlines
• Apple hit by suit over purchases by kids
• Hiring Day
• Unemployment dips across U.S.
• Oil rises as gas prices climb
• New-home construction increased in March
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• Health newsmakers
• Vacancy rates in malls are riding
• Vending machines get smarter
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• Buyout offer: Take the money and run?
• Unemployment is dropping, but jobs picture remains clouded
• Unlike other Western retail giants, Apple is succeeding in China
• Postal Service rolls out stamp with image of wrong Statue of Liberty
• Thieves steal tomatoes, cucumbers by the truck load
• Food, gas prices strain budgets
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• IRS issued $500M in undeserved credits
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• D.C. holiday extends tax deadline
• Business briefs
• 'All My Children' and 'One Life to Live' canceled in ABC daytime shake-up
• Scuffles, protests mar BP shareholder meeting
• Best Buy to shrink big boxes
• Ford expands pickup recall
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• Government wants airlines to repay fee after losing bag
• Fast rise in job openings brightens hiring outlook
• Mass. House releases $30.4B 2012 state budget plan
• Home health care merger not expected to lead to layoffs
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• Federal budget cuts unlikely to affect SouthCoast commuter rail
• Feb. trade deficit falls to $45.8B
• Cisco plans to shut its Flip camcorder business
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• Political fights threaten Portugal's bailout
• Wal-Mart revives low-price slogan
• Drivers cutting back as gas prices rise
• Toyota warns of summer shortages
• Local business leaders are cautiously optimistic
• New downtown New Bedford restaurant to open this month
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• Boeing 737s around world under scrutiny
• J&J ponies up $70M over bribes, kickbacks
• EU says Portugal needs about $114 billion in aid
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• March Splurge
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• Mass. retailers back online sales tax proposal
• Jobless claims continue to decline
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• Planned wireless Internet network threatens GPS
• Massachusetts lawmakers consider online sales tax
• Dish move may save Blockbuster brand
• Debt-addled Portugal will ask EU for bailout
• Oil prices hindering recovery
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• High tech startup in New Bedford is getting noticed
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• As shoppers demand customization, manufacturers say: Do it yourself
• Banks, business locked in combat over debit card fees
• Music is moving into the clouds with new streaming service
• Corporate profits are no sure sign of economic strength
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• Portugal, Ireland woes dominate EU summit
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• Portugal's leader quits after debt-cutting plan nixed
• Grocers: Expect vegetable prices to drop
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• G-7 intervention lessens recession threat in Japan
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• Fearing loss of talent, some buck trend, give raises
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• G-7 plans currency intervention
• Groupon weighs massive IPO
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• Report: Bank of America got second-biggest bailout
• U.S. stocks fall on concerns over Japan crisis
• Food costs spike nearly 4 percent in February
• Seafood processor nominated to fishery council
• Environmental group touts catch shares as fishing suit is heard
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Local Haunts: The Uncommon Landscape Paintings by Randy Swann
• Fidelity to eliminate 1,100 jobs in Massachusetts
• Fed: Recovery on 'firmer footing'
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• Japan's fragile economy reeling after quake
• Inflation takes toll on poor families
• Crude oil dips to near $100
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• As consumer habits change, big retailers are downsizing
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• ID theft is rampant, but you can fight it
• Tea Partier botches Revolutionary War geography
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• Mass. bishops lobby against heating oil aid cut
• Convicted lawmaker says black ministers worked with FBI
• Firm to pay $7,500 settlement in UMD bid-rigging case
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• Public database for safety complaints goes live
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• Fishermen to departing Locke: 'Good riddance'
• Fishermen's sacrifices will pay off, NOAA official says
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• Mass. mayors, unions debate health care proposals
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• Congressmen weigh in against regulators in fishing suit
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• Comcast agrees to license content to online rivals
• Taco Bell unveils new ads in beef image campaign
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• Exxon profit up 53% in best quarter since 3Q '08
• National Grid to lay off 1,200 in restructuring
• Consumer spending up 0.7 percent in December
• Generic drug shortages put pressure on hospitals
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• Taco Bell takes its beef with lawsuit to public
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• Oil prices surge on Middle East unrest
• World markets sink as protests escalate in Egypt
• Indian restaurant to hold formal reopening
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• Davos leaders: Save the euro, and the planet
• Social Security posting $600B deficit over 10years
• December signed contracts for homes up 2 percent
• Stop & Shop recalls salads
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• 8,000 new jobs envisioned at bio-tech park
• New-home sales in 2010 fall to lowest in 47 years
• Toyota recalls 1.7 million cars for fuel leaks
• Oil prices settle above $87 per barrel
• Facebook to let advertisers republish user posts
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• Area home sales numbers improved at year's end
• Area unemployment rate held steady in December
• Oil prices settle below $87 a barrel
• Second wave of housing bust hammers more cities
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• Resurgent GM nips at Toyota's heels in sales race
• Dow average nears 12,000 as tech stocks climb
• Faulty foreclosure may mean Mass. buyer isn't owner
• U.S. seafood industry creates marketing coalition
• Wal-Mart vs. Civil War site: battle heads to court
• 5 reasons why investors shouldn't fear muni bonds
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• Google developing Groupon competitor
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• Senators counter repeal vote with tax credit note
• Democrat urges President to target minority hardships
• Obama goal: 'Putting the economy into overdrive'
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• China's hot economy surged 10.3 percent in 2010
• Home sales hit 13-year low; slow recovery ahead
• State unemployment unchanged at 8.2 pct. in December
• Wal-Mart to make, sell healthier foods
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• 2010 foreclosure numbers offer some hope
• 2010 ends as 2nd worst year for home construction
• Oil prices fall on disappointing housing report
• Casino groups spent $3M lobbying Mass. lawmakers
• Banks say fewer consumer loans are going bad
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• Insurers profit on Medicare float
• Rising gas prices bring spending trade-offs
• Official: Mass. to recoup $13M from solar firm
• Obama orders review of rules to boost economy
• Comcast wins government approval to take over NBC
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• New app will give voice to Sept. 11 oral histories
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Mass. plan seeks tax credits for video game makers
• Gas prices rise in Mass. for 7th straight week
• Goldman Sachs limits Facebook private offering
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• Target to open at least 100 stores in Canada
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• News Corp.'s launch of iPad newspaper is delayed
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• European ministers consider boosting bailout fund
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• Industrial production rises by most in 5 months
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• Bank of America online banking down for some users
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• Over 1 million Americans seen losing homes in 2011
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• New Bedford seeks input on use of federal money
• Mass. tax credits used to cover movie stars' wages
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• Journalists to launch News Corp's iPad newspaper
• Fed survey: U.S. economy ends 2010 on strong note
• Stocks shoot higher as worries about Europe ease
• Portugal, refusing bailout, faces key bond test
• Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• MySpace slashes nearly half its global staff
• Oil surges on offshore drilling report
• Employers advertised fewer jobs in November
• Mass. business confidence up slightly in December
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• China's December exports up amid tensions
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• Oil prices fall on concerns about growing supplies
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• December increase seals strong holiday for retail
• North End New Bedford Shaw's to close; 100 jobs at stake
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• House GOP asks business for advice on regulations
• BJs cuts almost 500 jobs and closes 5 stores
• Service firms grow at fastest pace since 2006
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• Factory orders rose 0.7 percent in November
• Oil settles below $90 as monthlong rally sputters
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• Oil refineries sue EPA over ethanol plan
• Report: Facebook nets $500 million investment
• Oil prices start the new year at a 26-month high
• Factory outlook bright after 17 months of growth
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• New Bedford insurance agency celebrates 100 years of service
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• Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf post small December sales
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• Minimum wage earners in 7 states getting raises
• Rise in signed contracts gives housing market lift
• What you pay for Medicare won't cover your costs
• Stocks down slightly as investors lock in 2010
• Mass. shoppers saved $19.9M during tax holiday
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• American Honda Motor recalls 18,500 snow blowers
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• Officials see steady stream of offshore wind projects for city terminal
• Energy prices lower, still around two-year highs
• Dec. 26 storms delay $1B in retail spending
• BP's spill costs look manageable 8 months later
• Professors' website urges rich to 'give back' tax cuts
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• Index finds falling home prices in 20 major areas
• After holiday spree, doubts about economy linger
• New first-class stamps are 'forever'
• Oil rise above $91 in light end-of-year trading
• Where are the jobs? For many companies, overseas
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• Corporate mergers up, but may stymie job growth
• Stocks flat as Wall Street shrugs off China rate move
• H&R Block loses tax refund loan banking partner
• New tax law packed with obscure business tax cuts
• Business and 'busyness' keep working mothers hopping, so to speak
• New GOP wave pushes pro-business agenda in states
• New-home sales up 5.5 percent in November
• U.S. gas demand should fall for good after '06 peak
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• Easing of gillnet restrictions won't help local fishermen
• Christmas Eve work shutdown to spell mobbed malls
• IRS says tax changes will cause some filing delays
• Economy brightens as consumers spend, layoffs slow
• Home sales 'winding down the year on a sour note'
• Sysco picks Plympton site as 'primary option'
• Frank wants state and feds to discuss raising catch limits
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• Oil tops $90 as government says crude supplies shrank
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• Holiday shoppers sprint to end; retail revenue up
• Area unemployment spiked in November
• Liquor license for Cardoza's downtown bar transferred
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• Deutsche Bank to pay over $550M in fraud probe
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• Moody's warns of possible Portugal downgrade
• $17.4 million airport reconstruction takes off
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• Higher pump prices may linger into 2011
• Seizure of $30.2 million in Vatican assets upheld
• State: Hundreds of ATMs in Mass. unregistered
• Ford, GM join legal fight against ethanol requirement
• New Bedford company has hand in creating memorial to New Hampshire's Old Man of the Mountain
• WBSM, WFHN owner Citadel resists takeover by Cumulus Media
• Toys designed to sell over and over again
• Bulletin honors region's top young professionals
• Today's market demands more frequent course corrections, say CEOs
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• Leading indicators jumped 1.1 percent in November
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• Arizona, Nevada sue BofA over loan modifications
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• Bank of America grant unlocks SBA money for local businesses
• Mass. sheds 8,600 jobs in November
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• City Council shifts maximum tax burden on commercial sector
• Mass. politicians protest 'catch shares'
• Obama, CEOs: Better relations to boost economy
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• Yahoo's holiday trimming cuts work force 4%
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• Mass. business group challenges wind power deal
• FedEx geared up for its busiest day of year
• Fewer homeowners underwater in the third quarter
• Oil prices head higher after OPEC meeting
• Medicaid cuts: Teeth pulled, transplant called off
• Gamblers spending less time, money in AC casinos
• After 40 years in business on the waterfront, he still likes it there
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• Top GM exec says federal pay limits hurt company
• Trade deficits narrows to 9-month low in October
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• Bank complaints soar even after law changes
• Cold weather and holiday lights boost natural gas
• Jobless claims fall, near lowest level of the year
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• Acushnet Co. deals with parent company's announcement
• Oil price drops as supplies of gasoline, other fuels grow
• Massive R.I. wind power project proposed
• Rise in job openings hopeful sign before holidays
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• Oil prices hit $90 milestone, then retreats
• Consumer credit jumps by most in more than 2 years
• Irish vote on budget, EU says crisis pot is enough
• Comics, toys galore, and Cousin Itt, too, at Fairhaven show
• Latest twist on holiday cocktails: liquor-laced whipped cream
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• Liz Isherwood receives chamber's service award
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• Job growth weak for November in setback for economy
• Mo Vaughn firm buys New Bedford apartment complex
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• AP source: U.S., South Korea reach trade deal
• Invasive sea species may bring pros with its cons
• Mo Vaughn buys New Bedford apartments
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• Mass. revenues continued to climb in November
• Signed contracts to buy homes up 10.4 pct. in October
• Jump in holiday retail sales pushes stocks higher
• Holiday shoppers came out to spend in November
• BJ's Wholesale Club Nov. revenue up 5%
• Health premiums for employer plans surge 41 percent
• Two-year low for layoffs hints at hiring pickup
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• Oil prices advance on positive economic data
• Verizon Wireless to launch 4G service on Sunday
• Fed ID's companies that used crisis aid programs
• Economy appears headed for strong finish for 2010
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• Tuna restrictions elude NOAA chief
• Cardoza's Wine and Food Emporium liquor license is transferred
• Pump prices fall with the onset of winter months
• Holder confirms criminal probe on Wall Street
• Portugal gets little respite after Irish bailout
• Sales could top $1 billion on a manic Cyber Monday
• McRibs and the art of artificial scarcity
• Region's rising stars to be recognized in Dec. 14 ceremony
• In a tough economy, old stigmas fall away
• Chamber schedules trip to Portugal
• Honda, Nissan, Toyota post record China production
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• Hershey suing Mars over similar packaging of candy
• Portugal adopts austerity measures
• Stocks slide on worries over Korea, European debt
• 10 holiday money mistakes to avoid
• Reporter puts holiday shopping apps to the test
• Americans are more frugal, but will it last?
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• Gloom, anger spread as European economies teeter
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• Mutual fund founder: Don't trust Wall Street numbers
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• BankFive donates $100,000 to Southcoast cancer center
• Area home sales continued to skid in October
• Area unemployment shows signs of improvement
• Economy sees growth, but unemployment stays high
• Insider-trading probe wades into legal gray area
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• Netflix prepares for the demise of DVDs
• Portugal braces for market focus after Ireland
• State regulators approve Cape Wind power deal
• Consumers, businesses cope with rising gas prices
• Utilities thrilled and worried about electric cars
• TSA chief: Screening should be minimally invasive
• Expanding nurses union steps up strikes
• Corner Sports celebrates 30 years of watching kids grow
• China to play role in General Motors IPO
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• TSA: Pilots to be exempt from some airport checks
• Stocks eke out gains as China raises bank reserves
• China takes new step to rein in lending, inflation
• Business owners lectured on the gift of change
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• Mass. bans Four Loko, other caffeinated booze
• ‚General Motors shares jump on Wall Street return
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• FDA warns makers of alcoholic energy drinks
• After crash and government control, rebirth for GM
• BJ's Wholesale 3rd quarter net income up
• Oil continues slide; natural gas rises 5.6%
• European officials to lift lid on Irish banks
• Tame inflation gives Fed ammo for bond-buying plan
• Fiscal woes seen slowing New England economy
• Rise in factory production lifts hopes for economy
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• Stocks sink on Asian inflation, Euro debt fears
• No bailout yet for Ireland
• State moves to restrict Four Loko sales
• Pump prices creeping up as holiday approaches
• Debt tensions flare up as Ireland denies bailout
• Retail sales rise is led by higher auto purchases
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• China, Brazil best places for investors, poll shows
• Web browser pioneer backs new way to surf Internet
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• Oil drops below $85 a barrel, cooling 2-week rally
• Stocks, commodities drop on China slowdown worries
• Daily Beast, Newsweek reach deal to join
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• Holiday shopping battle starts to get pitched
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• Hiring remains slow even as economy picks up
• Sara Lee slims down with $959M bread sale to Bimbo
• Mass.-based Raytheon reports post-election layoffs
• New Bedford extends tax break for growing company
• Deficit panel leaders' plan curbs Social Security
• Bush memoir sells 220,000 copies on first day
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• Obama to world leaders: Must help on economy, too
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• Oil hits year high, retail gas prices on the rise
• AmEx promotes 'Small Business Saturday'
• Sale of Caritas hospital chain closed
• Stocks fall as rally runs out of steam; Dow off 37
• U.S. trade deals recast India as job growth engine
• BCC opens training center for 'green' jobs
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• Pending home sales drop 1.8 percent in September
• Obama administration retools new health program
• NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
• Hiring spurt in October eases jobs crisis a bit
• MSNBC suspends Olbermann for political donations
• New Bedford Symphony Orchestra to Perform Handel's 'Messiah'
• Fed will spend $600B in latest bid to help economy
• Stocks set highs for 2010 after boost from the Fed
• Not-so-happy holidays ahead at the gas pump
• Final grant in hand, airport set to begin runway safety project
• Biogen laying off 13 percent of its work force
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Economic development seminar Saturday in Wareham
• Fed to buy $600 billion in bonds to aid economy
• Economy's manufacturing, service sectors gain
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Oil prices move higher on weaker dollar
• Stocks rise on Election Day, Dow near 2010 high
• Homeownership stays at lowest level in a decade
• Oil surges on improving U.S., China manufacturing
• Manufacturing activity surged in October
• Fed poised to buy more bonds to try to aid economy
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Employers start bracing for higher tax withholding
• Black Friday expected to unleash shoppers' pent-up demand
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Winter's coming — time to let workers telecommute?
• Market Basket’s business philosophy, practices aimed at keeping costs, prices low
• Millenium banks sold to N.J. bank
• Business newsmakers
• Oil prices down again as dollar strengthens
• Study: Immigrants returning to work quicker
• Economy grows at slightly faster pace in third quarter
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Bank donates $5,000 to 'Boo at the Zoo"
• AP survey: Only slight economic gains seen in 2011
• Economists' forecasts
• Unemployment claims drop sharply to 434K
• NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
• Kickoff dinner raises $25,000 for Salvation Army
• Off The Wall
• Oil falls as dollar rises
• NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
• NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
• Local jobless rate fell in September
• Area home sales decline in September
• Mass. voters weighing cut in sales tax rate
• Toyota, Honda lead quality rankings but GM gains
• Stocks eke out gains on mixed earnings
• Oil climbs as dollar sags
• Sept. home sales up. but more troubles ahead
• Fed boss: Regulators looking into foreclosure mess
• NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
• $2 million committed to Middleboro rotary
• American Girl dolls face new, cheaper competition
• 5 tips for assessing whether you should refinance
• Health newsmakers
• Business newsmakers
• 'Super fans' the ultimate in retail loyalty
• Five tips to assess whether you should refinance
• Southcoast Hospitals improves efficiency through Lean Six Sigma
• Local brewer crafts mystery on beer labels
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Cribs recalled as safety risks
• More working families getting government food aid
• Gas prices unlikely to budge before Fed decision
• Court workers' union files wage violation complaints against Massachusetts Trial Court
• Bay State unemployment rate drops to 8.4 percent
• Toyota recalling 1.5 million cars as woes go on
• U.S. jobless claims fall to 452,000, but remain elevated
• NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
• Sale of portion of Fall River casino site OK'd
• BCC's new eHealth program to be discussed at luncheon
• Mass. unemployment rate drops to 8.4 percent
• Market rebounds as dollar falls; Dow up 129
• Area businesses upbeat at expo
• Investor group plans bid for Boston Globe
• Dow drops below 11,000 as dollar rebounds
• Say goodbye to traditional free checking
• More than 100 area businesses expected for annual expo
• NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
• Banks unlikely to quell foreclosure-document mess
• Tetrault Insurance Agency raises $25,000 for Salvation Army
• Northeast Utilities to buy Nstar in $4.17B deal
• Report: Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• Sluggish spending cuts industrial production
• NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
• Dartmouth may restrict Black Friday shopping hours
• iPad sales fall short, but Apple income surges
• Study ranks debt-threatened city pensions
• Business Newsmakers
• Census: Fast-growing U.S. areas show big income drop
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Google planning to invest in offshore wind power project
• Stream of US jobs overseas shows no sign of abating
• Gum makers tempt chewers with new tricks, benefits
• Unemployed find old jobs now require more skills
• Study: Obesity care costs twice previous estimates
• Fed plan for short-term fix brings long-term risks
• New Bedford Seafood Auction
• So you bought a foreclosed home. Now what?
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Investment vultures increase pressure on Yahoo CEO
• Dollar keeps falling as investors await Fed action
• Apple shares top $300 for first time; market surges again
• ArtWorks! Art Battle
• Boo at the Zoo
• State Public Health Council OKs Caritas sale
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Wal-Mart to discount more aggressively
• Newly discovered deposits will keep natural gas affordable
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Weak dollar could give the economy a needed boost
• World's largest drug company is getting bigger
• Crowell's Fine Art Is Proud To Present: Head an Exhibition Of Monotypes and Monoprints
• Poll: Weak economic growth expected through 2011
• New England sets new records in electricity use
• Microsoft bets big on new phone software
• Foreclosure threatens proposed tallest U.S. tower
• Diamond wins Nobel, but still blocked on Fed job
• New Bedford Seafood Auction
• Local drivers feeling the pain at the pump
• Verizon in line for iPhone service
• SEMAP aims to be a guide to local farming
• Wall Street gender pay disparity widens
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Business Newsmakers
• Midnight grocery runs capture economic desperation
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Jobs crisis extends to unemployed, lawmakers
• Embattled drug firm to lay off 1,700 in U.S.
• Bank of America halts all foreclosures
• Market high only a memory as investors still wary of stocks
• Oil surge ends as prices settle below $82
• Shoppers may have the upper hand this Christmas
• Unemployment claims drop, while job openings rise
• Obama sends foreclosure documents bill back to Congress
• New Bedford, Fall River receive harbor security funds
• Business college plans internship seminar
• Caritas chief says sale is best option
• Vanguard cuts fees by expanding share class
• Oil prices rise again with falling dollar
• Attorney general brokers Caritas sale
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Senator demands lenders reveal foreclosure errors
• Service sector growth accelerates in September
• Gain in services powers stocks; Dow up nearly 200
• Pending home sales down 19 percent in Mass.
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Economy sluggish in August
• How the settlement works
• Feds sue biggest credit card companies
• Hancock tower sold
• Scorned French firm launches Genzyme takeover battle
• Fed's Bernanke: System is stronger
• Voice acting's call heard by growing numbers
• business newsmakers
• Holiday hiring picture gets a bit merrier
• High-tech, low-price toys top toy list
• Creative Leaders Roundtable At ArtWorks!
• Trollbeads, a world-wide phenomenon, inspires local gathering
• Choosing a seat on a plane: Not just about legroom
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Bank of America delays foreclosures in 23 states
• United, Continental complete combination
• One large trader led to May 6 stock market plunge
• New Bedford Seafood Auction
• 62 mpg for new cars? It's the U.S. target for 2025
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Fisher-Price recalls 11M products
• Globe to create paid website
• AIG reaches deal to repay government
• Jobless benefit applications drop to 453k
• Stocks sizzled in third quarter, but will it last?
• Boston Globe to create separate, paid Web site
• Agency votes against changing scalloping rules
• Citizens-Union donates $500K for cancer services
• Wall Street Jounal says revenue is up
• Stocks slip as European protests worsen debt fears
• Portuguese government unveils debt-reduction plans
• New Bedford Seafood Auction
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• ArtWorks! News - October 2010
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Low-interest loan to help small local businesses
• Lakeville Town Meeting to weigh zoning change for Sysco development
• Toys 'R' Us to hire 45,000 workers for holidays
• Amtrak reveals vision for East high-speed rail
• Union threatens labor charges in fishery case
• Senate bill to tax firms that export jobs fails
• Post-credit lull drags home sales for second month
• New Bedford Economic Development Council celebrates U.S. Small Business loan
• Reward-points deal sparks $6M cash grab at Foxwoods casino
• Toys R Us to hire about 45,000 for holiday season
• Report touts benefits of East Coast offshore winds
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Feds seek ways to monitor Internet communications
• Southwest-AirTran deal seen raising fares in Northeast
• Local delegation pleased with commerce chief's pledges to fishermen
• Famed Swansea banquet house celebrates 50 years of weddings, proms and star-studded gatherings
• Oracle may buy chipmakers, industry-specific software
• Unusual worry for economy: Is inflation too low?
• National Geographic magazine to start in Arabic
• Business expo shines but longterm economic forecast is cloudy
• Coca-Cola, lost in translation: Pepsi has the advantage in India
• Genetically altered salmon? It doesn't stop there
• Stocks reignite a rally as economic woes fade
• China targeted in bill on currency manipulation
• Business spending on capital goods rose in August
• Cuba details brave new world of private enterprise
• Ports coalition lands federal grant
• 'Music, Mystery, Merriment and Magic!' Featuring Tim Van Egmond
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Downtown bank building eyed for BCC expansion
• Area foreclosures keep rising
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Philadelphia becomes largest U.S. city with casino
• Oil prices slip as supplies continue to grow
• Obama faults himself for not selling health law
• More than half exit foreclosure-relief program
• People without bank accounts being ripped off, report says
• New Bedford Seafood Auction
• Fed signals it will take further steps if needed
• Homebuilding industry years away from recovery
• Precix celebrates success in face of adversity
• Area unemployment fell in August
• The recession is over! So where's the party?
• Suit seeks protection for river herring, shad
• Stocks extend Sept. rally; S&P breaks out of range
• New Bedford Seafood Auction
• Art Works News - Community Partners to be Recognized at ArtWorks!
• business newsmakers
• With Obama's popularity down, customers aren't buying his t-shirts
• New supermarket fills positions, but elsewhere in the area new jobs are scarce
• Americans struggle to regain their shrunken wealth
• Consumer prices rise 0.3 percent in August
• Obama picks consumer adviser, dodging Senate fight
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Ernestina Forum to Discuss Uncertain Future of Storied Ship
• Art Works News - September 16, 2010
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Two big threats to the economy shrink a bit
• GM CEO: Repayment of bailout could take years
• Mass. unemployment rate drops to 8.8 percent
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Japan intervenes in currency market to weaken yen
• Luck runs out for Mohegan Sun staff; layoffs worry prospective Western Mass. casino site
• Industrial production rises 0.2 percent in August
• U.S. homes lost to foreclosure up 25% on year
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Small business credit measure clears Senate hurdle
• N.Y. court allows Indian cigarette tax
• Oil ends lower, stocks swing from losses to gains
• Stocks edge lower, breaking 4-day winning streak
• August retail sales up 0.4 pct., best in 5 months
• Art Works News - September 10, 2010
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Alyn Carlson And Kathryn Lee Smith: Recent Work
• Obama hails production of stimulus-aided batteries
• Buffett, Ballmer predict bright economic future
• Stocks climb on bank reform, China growth, deals
• Abboud head named parent company's CEO
• New Bedford Seafood Auction
• Companies must take steps to defuse workers' stress
• Wall Street needs 'off-the-charts' Sept. to rescue quarter
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Bartiromo feels government 'needed' Lehman to fail
• Standard-Times honored for its news coverage
• Business newsmakers
• Oil price surges after Midwest pipeline shuts down
• Stocks continue September rally; Dow gains again
• Wholesale inventories rise 1.3 percent in July
• Fashion's Night Out celebrates shopping nationwide
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Study tracks concerns about 3-D TV sets
• Rare vivid blue diamond up for sale at NYC auction
• EBay wins a round in court against Craigslist
• Burger King buyer names rail exec as future CEO
• Cold drinks, hot summer fuel McDonald's sales rise
• Milk in 5 states recalled after NY plant problem
• FDA warns of deadly side effect with imaging drugs
• Hopes rise as jobless claims fall, trade gap eases
• New Bedford seafood auction
• City to host regional chambers conference
• Consumers cut back on credit card use once again
• Job openings rise for first time since April
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Gov't launches plan to help "underwater" borrowers
• Stocks fall as worries about European debt return
• Pending home sales down 10 percent in Mass.
• Insurers say new health law forcing rate hikes
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Report: Money can buy you happiness, to a point
• U.S. investors seek pay for pre-WWII German bonds
• Colleges buy land they don't know how they will use
• Want cheapskates to spend? Hawk gizmos that save
• Taiwan's HTC quietly challenges iPhone
• Official: Obama backing research tax credits
• Future hiring expected to widen income inequality
• Business Newsmakers
• Chains try to score with fantasy football players
• Google, Skype targeted in India security crackdown
• Edey & Duff in Mattapoisett closes
• Fairhaven floral designer and event planner reaches big success
• Paris court upholds eBay counterfeiting conviction
• Dubai police chief calls BlackBerry a spy tool
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Experts see trouble ahead for developed world
• Watch those gas pumps; prices expected to fall
• ArtWorks! News - September 2, 2010
• New Bedford seafood auction
• First Citizens' to expand
• Workers bear larger share of health premium costs
• Stocks move higher
• Data show jobless claims drop, retail sales rise
• Burger King sets sights overseas after $3.26B sale
• Back to School for New Bedford - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Markets start September with a bang; Dow up 255
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Burger King reportedly considers selling company
• Weak auto sales for August amid economic worries
• Manufacturing in U.S. and abroad lifts economy
• Oil prices drop as economy still looks shaky
• Americans' economic confidence ticks up slightly
• Stocks end a brutal August with meager gains
• New Bedford seafood auction
• 'Pain comes roaring back' on foreclosure front
• Dow loses 141 points
• Obama administration plans mortgage aid, Donovan says
• Sanofi-Aventis offers $18.5 billion for Genzyme
• Key gauge says stocks are dirt cheap now
• Man nabbed with fake $1 million bills in Abu Dhabi
• BP's life on frontiers of energy industry at risk
• A century of milestones
• Gen Y gets dose of hard reality in recession job market
• More 401(k) savers take loans, hardship withdrawals
• The Acushnet Co., offspring celebrate century of helping soldiers and golfers survive and thrive
• Region has plenty of hip, young professionals looking to give back
• Business Newsmakers
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Huge verdict shakes up nursing home industry
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Stocks gain after investors reassured
• Pump prices falling as vacation season winds down
• Economic growth slows to 1.6% in the spring
• Obama economic advisory board OKs tax report
• Bernanke: Fed will take action if economy falters
• USA Today shaking up staff in 'radical' overhaul
• Oil cleanup in Gulf of Mexico is both a bonanza and a bust
• Mortgage rates hit low of 4.36 percent
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Toyota recalls 1.33 million Corollas, Matrixes
• Sony working on 3-D TVs that don't require glasses
• Ford furthers Asia push in India and Thailand
• Stocks slip amid caution about economy
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Mass. questions some National Grid expenses
• More than 3 million seniors might have to switch drug plans
• Stocks recover after weak home sales report
• Bad news on homes, goods adds to air of recession
• With rate hike pending, state questions National Grid expenses
• Stocks drop after sharp fall in July home sales
• State attorneys general: Craigslist should drop adult services
• Microsoft finally fueling Yahoo's search engine
• Oil prices sink as more weak economy data rolls in
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Citizens-Union, Bank of Fall River agree to merge
• HP makes $1.5B bid for 3Par, topping Dell's offer
• Gasoline pump prices continue to slide
• No evidence that tainted eggs go beyond 2 farms
• Home sales plunge 27% to lowest in 15 years
• Mass. home sales plummet for first time in a year
• New Bedford seafood auction
• United Way of Greater New Bedford Newsletter - Summer 2010
• Business owners go back to school for new skills
• Merger losers in $10 trillion deal binge led by McClatchy, Sprint
• Fund manager finds plenty of virtue in sin stocks
• Old-style coal plants expanding across U.S.
• Some job-screening tactics challenged as illegal
• Business Newsmakers
• Health Newsmakers
• Renovations completed at four Dartmouth Mall stores, additional improvements planned
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Drivers sue FedEx over classification as independent contractors
• NYC airport trades fast food for sit-down service
• Unemployment drops in 18 states, rises in 14
• Stocks slide as investors' malaise continues
• Nearly 50 percent leave Obama mortgage-aid program
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Frank, McGovern announce new attempt to thwart LNG facility
• Spike in layoffs feeds fear of faltering recovery
• Mass. unemployment rate remains at 9 percent
• Food stamp discounts for fruits, veggies in Mass.
• Stocks drop as jobless claims rise unexpectedly
• Mass. unemployment rate remains at 9 percent
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Animal shaped cities? South Sudan unveils big plan
• Judge approves Barclays deal with Justice Department
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Mass. names new CEO
• GM takes 1st step in shedding government ownership
• Modest premium increase for Medicare drug plans
• New Bedford seafood auction
• State cranberry crop is expected to increase 7 percent
• Mass. retailers laud tax-free weekend
• Doctors prescribe fruit, veggies to fight obesity; boosts local economy
• Obama says recession recovery to take few years
• Mass. retailers laud tax-free weekend
• Cranberry production forecast to rise 6 percent
• Ports' shipping collaboration plan OK'd
• Report: Cancer is the world's costliest disease
• Holiday Call To Artist
• Retirees can head back to school with discounts
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Mall deal gives big boost to cell-phone coupons
• How did the friendly skies get so unfriendly?
• Mangoes, tasty and popular, offer hope for Haiti
• Business Newsmakers
• Stocks fall for 4th day after retail sales report
• Aid helps states escape layoffs, but for limited time
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Oscar Mayer Wienermobile to visit city Sunday
• New Bedford seafood auction
• GM posts another profit, moves toward stock sale
• U.S.: Firms must spell out workers' benefit rights
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Trade gap likely points to slower economic growth
• Stocks fall sharply as investors' gloom grows
• July budget deficit down to $165 billion
• Zimbabwe gem sale stirs 'blood diamond' fears
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: David Loeffler Smith: Recent Work
• Stocks cut losses on Fed's economic stimulus plans
• Cigarettes seized between N.Y. Indian reservations
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Judge grants bail for angry flight attendant
• Fed, worried about recovery, will buy U.S. debt
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Honda recalling nearly 400K vehicles
• HP CEO reaps payday as investors suffer
• Obama overtures to business fall flat
• Bahrain says no plans to ban BlackBerry services
• Cash-hungry states add casinos, lure same gamblers
• Weak economy forcing early retirements, straining Social Security
• State offers more incentive to do business in 'Gateway Cities'
• Canada's unemployment rate rises
• Business Newsmakers
• Ad recovery boosts revenue for broadcast, cable
• More choices alter college textbook landscape
• Acushnet entrepreneur finds a niche that fits him to a T
• Weekend gasoline pump prices up a few cents
• Stocks, dollar fall after weak U.S. jobs report
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Acushnet Co. sues over Villegas endorsement announcement
• Weak hiring threatens economic recovery
• Consumers cut back on credit cards again in June
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Senate approves jobs bill to stop teacher layoffs
• Mortgage rates dip below 4 percent on 15-year loans
• Post office's quarterly loss hits $3.5 billion
• Natural gas drops on revised hurricane outlook
• In an uncertain economy, shoppers are choosy again
• New Bedford seafood auction
• FTC says computer buyers benefit from Intel deal
• Mass. revenue collections above benchmark in July
• Job market brightens a bit as service sector grows
• Geithner: Extending tax cuts for wealthy a mistake
• News Corp easily beats quarterly profit forecasts
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Pending home sales fell in July
• Stocks fall after weak earnings, economic reports
• U.S. auto sales rise, helped by credit, promotions
• Economic recovery falls to thrifty consumers
• Oil tops $82; shakes off disappointing reports
• Manufacturing lifts recovery with year of growth
• Economic reports give stocks big start for August
• Mass. health care bill awaits Patrick's signature
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Blue Chip America mints money to spend on growth
• New Bedford seafood auction
• A year for billionaires to depart, untouched by IRS
• Business Newsmakers
• Oil prices rise on better corporate earnings
• New Bedford seafood auction
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• Toyota recalls 412,000 cars in U.S. to fix steering
• Gas pump prices rise across the country
• Mortgage rates hit low of 4.54 percent
• Good news gives Dow 3rd straight triple digit gain
• Republicans block small business lending bill
• New home sales up, but sales remain slow
• Lakeville company receives $1M to create energy-saving technology
• Don't hold your breath for a bounce in home prices
• New Bedford seafood auction
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Obama hails auto bailout as good news in Michigan
• Home sales rise sharply in Mass. in June
• Bleak outlook for economy as growth slows
• Gov. Patrick urges passage of tax holiday
• Motorists can expect fairly steady pump prices
• Internet crooks craft creative counterfeiting scam
• State reaches deal with Cape Wind to cut costs
• Portuguese bank to reimburse unsuspecting investors
• Disney selling Miramax to investors for $660M
• New Bedford seafood auction
• Employers cautioned to pay more attention to retention as economy recovers
• Local companies create shelters for Haitian children
• Mortgage lenders must register in database
• Profits are so last quarter: Wall St. eyes revenue
• Small business financial checkups get complicated
• Dow ends 4-day win streak on Fed economic report
• Starting salaries of new college graduates drop
• Price war, iPad rapidly reshaping young e-book market
• Recovery stays afloat, but growth slows or holds steady in parts of U.S.
• Business Newsmakers
• China setting milestone as economy passes Japan's
• AP survey: A bleaker outlook for economy into 2011
• HEALTH NEWSMAKERS
• The Collectors Forum At Crowell's Fine Art Gallery
• New Bedford Firefighters Surpass 2010 Fill-the-Boot Drive Goal
• New Bedford Resident Becomes VP of Fairhaven Company
• New Bedford High and Greater New Bedford RVT High Grads Receive Scholarships From First Citizens' Fe
• Crowell's Fine Art Gallery Presents 'A Return To The New England Landscape'
• The Himalayan Project at ArtWorks!
• New Bedford Local 841 to Fill-the-Boot for MDA During Whaling City Festival
• ArtWorks! News - June 26, 2010
• ArtWorks! News - June 23, 2010
• Golf Tournament for Animal Welfare
• ArtWorks! News - June 1, 2010
• ArtWorks! News - May 27, 2010
• New Digital Art Exhibit at Artworks
• South Coast Towing Presents Texas Hold’em For Charity To Benefit The Bay Sox Foundation
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Land and Sea Featuring Oil Paintings and Works on Paper
• ArtWorks! Presents: Karen Burns With ‘Color Energy’, New Community Exhibit....
• ArtWorks! Presents: Story Café Featuring Joanne Piazzi
• Call To Artists: The Edge
• ArtWorks! Newsletter - May 2010
• Call To Artists: To Tell A Story
• ArtWorks! Presents: The Big Draw
• ArtWorks! Newsletter - April 2010
• Crowell's Fine Art Introduces Evan Laporte: Oil Paintings and Works On Paper
• ArtWorks! Happenings For April 1 - 17, 2010
• Story Cafe: Featuring Michael Parent
• ArtWorks! Presents: Jane Richardson, Iris Grant, Jada Willard 'Freeing the Artist Within'
• ArtWorks! Presents: Fr. Stan Kolasa 'The Freedom to Fly; The Soul of Creativity'
• ArtWorks! Presents: Karen Burns: 'Color Energy'
• ArtWorks! Presents: An Evening With Buddhist Monk Kelsang Dorje
• ArtWorks! April Vacation Classes
• ArtWorks! Happenings For March 15-27, 2010
• ArtWorks! Presents: Arthur Rainville
• ArtWorks Presents 'Creativity in Aerial Arts'
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents Time Zone Photographs by John K. Robson
• Artworks March News - March 10, 2010
• ArtWorks! Presents: Sandra Krupp
• ArtWorks! Presents: Wayne Fuerst – ‘All Cut Up’ - An Exploration In Paper Making!
• ArtWorks! Presents: The Cobble Stone Fine Arts Crit Group
• ArtWorks - Looking For Artists!
• ArtWorks! Members Trip- Fuller Museum
• Crowell’s Fine Art Presents A Closing Celebration For David Paulson
• Artworks News - March 4, 2010
• ArtWorks! Presents: Story Café Celtic Fury, Frivolity and Fun
• Artworks News - February 24, 2010
• Artworks News - February 18, 2010
• Artworks News - February 10, 2010
• Artworks News - February 5, 2010
• Bay Sox Announce New Community Loyalty Program For 2010
• ArtWorks! February Vacation Classes
• United Way of Greater New Bedford News - January 19, 2010
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Winter Light Recent Paintings by Stephen Remick
• Artworks News - December 17, 2009
• Photos With Santa at Michelle Carr Photography
• Art for Educaiton Gala Pop Up Gallery Extended Through Dec. 20, 2009
• ArtWorks! Call To Artists: From The Inside Art - Tapping Into The Creative Spirit
• Volunteers Needed for Holiday Stroll Weekend
• Crowell’s Fine Art Presents: Homecoming: Swain School Alumni Exhibit
• United Way of Greater New Bedford Fall Newsletter - November 6, 2009
• Off The Wall
• Where will ArtWorks! Off The Wall Take You This Year?
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Calypso and Cueca
• The Creatives Party !!! Support AHA!
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Off the Wall
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Off the Wall
• Artworks News - August 30, 2009
• Film screening at the New Bedford Whaling Museum
• Film Screening - Zeb-Schooner Life
• United Way of Greater New Bedford Summer Newsletter - August 19, 2009
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Prelude: Drawings Of Masters And Their Students
• Patrick-MURRAY Adminstration Releases South Coast Rail Corridor Plan
• August Cool Arts Classes at ArtWorks!
• Artworks News - July 28, 2009
• Pro Chemical and Dye Fall River
• Artworks News - July 16, 2009
• Crowell’s Fine Art Presents: ‘Water Views’ Recent Work by John Vliet
• Artworks News - July 8, 2009
• News From ArtWorks! - July 1, 2009
• Crowell's Fine Art Presents: Findings
• ArtWorks! Exhibitions and Summer Programs
• Patrick-Murray Administration To File Bill To Strengthen Protections For Crime Victims
• News from ArtWorks - May 26, 2009
• United Way of Greater New Bedford Newsletter - Spring '09
• Walkabout
• Young Musicians from 7 South Coast Communities to Play in New Bedford Symphony Youth Orchestra Con
• New Bedford Symphony Orchestra Announces 2009/2010 Season ‘The Year of the Piano’
• Crowell's Fine Art News - May 1, 2009
• Cool Arts Kids Summer Programs
• Tales From The Table With Featured Storyteller Andrea Lovett
• Earth Day Sale
• News From ArtWorks! - April 13, 2009
• New Bedford Symphony Orchestra Presents two-time Grammy-winning clarinetist, Richard Stoltzman
• ArtWorks! Accepting Applications for TAIP
• Crowell's Fine Art News - April 1, 2009
• UMass Dartmouth BFA Artisanry Exhibition at ArtWorks!
• Artist Matt Charros to Embark on ‘Walk of a Lifetime’
• Crowell's Fine Art News - March 21, 2009
• ArtWorks! Call to Artists: Garden Style
• ArtWorks! Accepting Applications for TAIP
• New Bedford Symphony Orchestra to Present ‘You’ve Got a Lot of Style! ....
• United Way of Greater New Bedford News - Winter '09
• New Bedford Symphony Orchestra Explores “Aspects of Love” In Special Valentine’s Concer
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Free training on ZOLL AED Pro and AED Plus
• Painting and Clay Classes
• Fall Newsletter from United Way of Greater New Bedford - November 4, 2008
• Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training In Southeastern Massachusetts (BLAST)
• Babysitting courses available in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island
• 39th Annual Whaling City Festival
• Free Earth Eve Float Workshops at ArtWorks!
• A “Shoking” event is quickly approaching. Learn about AEDs (Defibrillators) during a free infor
• A “Shoking” event is quickly approaching. Learn about AEDs (Defibrillators) during a free infor
• Whaling History Symposium
• A safe 4th of July, means a Happy Holiday

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