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11/28/2006

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11/21/2006

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11/18/2006

Suspect in 1999 murder of doctor pleads no contest
More than seven years after Dr. Alfred C. Moon was found beaten to death in the bedroom of his Lincoln home, the police are closing the book on his killing, with a Florida man pleading no contest to the murder.

Suspect in 1999 murder of doctor pleads no contest
More than seven years after Dr. Alfred C. Moon was found beaten to death in the bedroom of his Lincoln home, the police are closing the book on his killing, with a Florida man pleading no contest to the murder.

11/17/2006

Council targeted by candidate’s e-mail
NEWPORT — A candidate who lost a bid for City Council last week sent an e-mail on Wednesday to members of the council-elect in which he calls one “a drunk” and another a “racist” and a “feeble hillbilly.” He also brought up the sexual orientation of a third council member in a critical context.

11/14/2006

Oster asks high court to uphold wiretap ruling
LINCOLN — Lawyers for indicted former Town Administrator Jonathan F. Oster have asked the state Supreme Court to uphold a lower court ruling that threw out wiretap evidence against him and ordered prosecutors to provide more details about what information they plan to use at his trial.

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11/11/2006

Petti tops Hoyer in E. Greenwich; recount sought
In East Greenwich, Town Council member Kim Petti is the winner — for now — of a fifth slot on the council after a count of provisional ballots yesterday gave him a 2-vote edge over former council member Carl Hoyer.

11/10/2006

Provisional ballots will tell House race
LINCOLN — Republican state Rep. William J. McManus’11-vote victory over Democrat Ronald A. Loparto isn’t certain yet, as today state election officials will be counting 16 provisional ballots that were not counted in the Tuesday election.

11/08/2006

Almond takes top post
LINCOLN — T. Joseph Almond broke from a crowded pack last night to win a four-way race for town administrator, according to unofficial Town Hall results.