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Dropcap_n_1933 ow this was truly a happy discovery: Someone turned two streetcars into a house. Alas, it's not there anymore. I would love to know the story behind the home, I'm sure it's an interesting one.

At left, an update on the campaign to recall Mayor Frank Shaw and federal charges are filed against Peter Pianezzi in the Les Bruneman killing.

Oh, and those $12 dresses at the Broadway? $171.59 USD 2007.

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