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Published the first Friday of each month by the SilverStringers of Melrose, Massachusetts -- September 5, 2008 It takes courage to go back-roading in a strange, far-away country. But that's what Sara Linnehan did, along with 13 other area residents, three of them from Melrose. Their goal: to bring medicines and help to the poverty-stricken people in the remote village of Cervicos in the Dominican Republic. Photo by the Cervicos missionary team
Publisher for this issue is Russ Priestley
Working in the fields of the Lord The mighty oak hath fallen Almost drowned - a true story The dog days of summer are gone Doing something that scared her A day at B.U. 'Where have you been?' 'Out.' Don't linger WWII: We crossed the Atlantic in a rolling freighter The end of eugenics Flying home in a B-25 The flatlander's guide to Vermont Nice but naughty Spider New beginnings - part two It's time (at 77) to get a new motorcycle The runaway Life in the fast lane Screw-ups, make-overs and other local news Fall session jammed with opportunities
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