Volume 145 * Number 35*****An Independent Weekly Newspaper Since 1865 ******September 1, 2010
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Front Page Headlines
Crinkleroot author draws on Dylan in new book

by Diane Strickland

SOUTH RYEGATE—Local author and illustrator Jim Arnosky has created more than 115 books for children, but perhaps one of the most special for him will be published this month. Man Gave Names to All the Animals is a song by Bob Dylan from his 1979 album Slow Train Coming. The song always has been a favorite of Arnosky’s with its whimsical descriptions of animals creating fanciful images he could visualize in a book. Now, Arnosky’s adaptation of Dylan’s lyrics has become a reality, with illustrations featuring over 170 animals.
GLORIOUS MORNING GLORIES—These Morning Glories have climbed the wall and decorated the entrance to David Penland Jewelry on Main Street in Bradford.

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Also in this week's issue, available on newsstands now or by subscription. . .
Smith to retire as HPD chief
Haverhill Police Chief Cecil Smith announced at Monday night's selectboard meeting that he is retiring from police work. Plans are underway to name an acting chief from within the present department.
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Bradford bonds pass by wide margins
Bradford can now begin work on the long awaited sewer extension to the lower plain as voters approved both that bond and one to make repairs at the Bradford Academy building.
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