2. 250th party plans take shape - TARBORO — The Town of Tarboro's 250th birthday party next month picked up some big guns Monday. Well, one cannon anyway, a 105-mm howitzer and its crew from Fort Bragg that support 82nd Airborne units.
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3. Flea Market Considers Its Fate in a Casino World - Vendors worry if the vision of a lavish new Aqueduct with slot machines and high-end restaurants can accommodate a down-market collection of stalls.
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4. A great recipe is just the beginning - Your friends say that your hot sauce - or relish or cake - is so good that you ought to sell it. Now, the economy is shaky, your job is wobbly (or gone) and you think, "Everyone's gotta eat." Maybe it's time to introduce your food product to the world.
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5. Summer Business serve up smoothies - Espanola High School graduate Brittany Sago spent the summer being her own boss. With the help of a Summer Company grant from the provincial government, Sago started a business selling smoothies at Lacloche Pizza and Subs in Sagamok.[...
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6. News Briefs - The Martha's Vineyard Commission released a summer status report this week on the Island's wind power planning efforts. Find the report at mvtimes.com.
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7. Fashion Start-Up, Recessionista, Inc., Extends Opens Warehouse to the Public - Recessionista, an Idaho-based fashion business, is opening their warehouse doors to the public this weekend. Recessionista offering 50% to 70% designer brands and they are recruiting Recessionista consultants. Whether you need a new pair of shoes or are looking for supplemental income, Recessionista is the place to look.
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8. Business-friendly? - Is Orange business friendly? The answer, as with any political question, is: it depends on who you ask.
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9. What’s Stopping Solar? - Will Hegman looks over a warehouse filled with what could potentially be the future of American energy.
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11. Loosening the Beer Bottleneck - Kevin Slark is a beer connoisseur. He can tell the difference between a Belgian Abbey-style Leffe and a German Helle Weissebier. He is also, if not a criminal, someone who spends a good many hours in a legal gray area.
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