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Cultural Center gallery director to retire

Dartmouth Cultural Center's gallery director announces plans to retire after years in the role. Also in today's brief (17 items): Cultural Center gallery director to retire; March for Justice held in Dartmouth; Wampanoag powwow held at Dartmouth farm; Quinn School Council meets Monday afternoon.

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Volleyball team wins senior night

Dartmouth's volleyball team won its senior night match, The Dartmouth Week reported. Also in today's brief (5 items): Volleyball team wins senior night; Scarecrow takeover in Padanaram; Quinn School Council meets Monday afternoon; Board of Registrars meets Wednesday morning.

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Sewer system not nearing moratorium, board says

Dartmouth's sewer system is not nearing a building moratorium, the Board of Public Works says. Also in today's brief (18 items): Water, sewer system not nearing moratorium, board says; CPR classes offered to Dartmouth residents; Historical and Arts Society holds annual meeting; National…

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Dartmouth Home Sales Mix High-End Deals With Wave of Family Transfers

Dartmouth recorded 80 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only 36 carried a sale price; the rest were nominal-consideration transfers (40) or still awaiting price data (4). Among priced sales, prices ranged from $170,000 to $26,393,201, with a median of $567,500.

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State rep candidates spar in debate

State representative candidates for the Ninth Bristol District meet in debate ahead of the election. Also in today's brief (10 items): State rep candidates debate for Ninth Bristol seat; Students surprise teacher with birthday wishes; Girls soccer hosts Dighton-Rehoboth Tuesday; Library…

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