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Range
Setting the record straight on wilderness
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Ochenski
Mill shutdown signals trouble for Tester bill
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Features
Turns out, most of what Matthew Frank eats is not good for him. Never is this more apparent than during the holidays, when he, like most of us, can’t help but indulge in obscenely large platters of food and imbibe at scores of seasonal celebrations. That’s why he decided to try something different this year: a full-on Golgi Clinic Cleanse that not only dictates what he eats, but when and how he eats it.
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Up Front
Like other mill workers, Dougie Gibbs and Nate Evans say they've seen a full shutdown coming for years. Evans, a 32-year employee at the linerboard plant, admits he only half expected it to really happen.
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Up Front
As the city prepares to give N. Higgins Avenue a facelift this spring, old meters from Broadway north to Alder are likely to get replaced. The burning question: With what?
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Film Features
Invictus inspires without spoiling the story
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Feature A&E
Tom Dewar keeps his eyes on the road with new print series
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Noise
Two new albums find the holiday groove
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Indy Blog
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