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An often misquoted and misunderstood biblical phrase, “out of the mouths of babes,” is loosely used to convey the sense that children, perhaps unfettered by world-weariness, often express wisdom that is beyond (or at least forgotten by) their elders.  Sadly, in my experience, that is not often enough the case.
I read a nice article in [...]

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A 16 year old student in the Plymouth-Canton School District has tested positive or probable for “Swine Flu.”  The school district is closing all schools May 4 and 5.
I can just imagine that panic is going to start setting in around town.  I’m personally not too worried about this, but if you are I do [...]

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The March 15, 2009, Plymouth Observer reported that officials of the Plymouth-Canton School District are trying to get their hands on millions of dollars in federal stimulus money.  The funds wouldn’t got to keeping teachers employed, anything to improve the curriculum or even balance the budget, but would got to several so-called “green” initiatives.
Superintendent Craig [...]

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Maybe I wasn’t paying attention last year, but I believe this is a brand new event.  The Downtown Development Authority, with the participation of the stores and restaurants downtown, is throwing a Mardi Gras celebration starting noon the 2/21.
Plymouth-Canton student art will be on display.  Merchants will give out beads. Steve King & the Diddlies [...]

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Anticipating this morning’s mini-blizzard, knowing that the roads would be too lousy to do my 6:00 a.m. gym routine, I stayed up late reading, putzing around the ‘net, etc.
5:30 a.m. sharp our phone rings…and rings…and rings. Stops. Ah, silence. Ten seconds later the phone rings again…and rings…and rings.
The phone calls I’ve gotten [...]

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