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Posted May 24, 2012 05:38:37 PM.

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An update on a midday shooting. Should we privatize the ferries? What is next for the farmers market. A new well-known Liberal candidate. Widening the Hammonds Plains Road and were police wrong in a Truro women’s death.

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