Reporter’s Notebook: Lottery gives Marydith Tuitt pole position on District 3 ballot
In the age of electronics and the internet, the City of Boston Elections Department keeps it low key. Yesterday morning at City Hall, fourteen names were tossed into a gold metal tumbler and then pulled out, one by one, to determine the ballot order in three City Council preliminary races this September. read more
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Weather Notebook For July 13, 2011
Rain is all gone – for a few more days at least.
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Quad-core microprocessors headed to notebook PCs
At least half of all notebook PCs are expected to boast quad-core microprocessors by 2015 – up from just 9% in 2011. read more
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Pirates notebook: Correia gives team three All-Stars
There wasn’t much fan reaction when the Pirates signed Kevin Correia as a free agent in December.
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NOTEBOOK: Oh, the humanity
SPARTA, Ky. – What if they threw a huge party and nobody … could get in? Bringing NASCAR to Kentucky Speedway on a grand scale also created traffic jams, closed exits off nearby I-71 and a sellout…
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Hoop Group Summer Classic East notebook: Teyvon Myers headed for prep school
KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. – Teyvon Myers’ summer is already off to a better start than the winter, spring and fall. He played an integral role in New Heights’ title in the Adidas Invitational in Indianapolis, Ind., and helped the AAU program get off to a 2-0 start on Monday in…
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