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lynnma
Nov-30-2004, 07:29 AM
The Greenfield Recorder published this story on their front page this morning... there was also a photograph not shown here... thought you might be interested..it's the second article "Athol women bare all for good cause" :rofl small towns are just wonderful places to live...:clap

http://www.recorder.com/Headlines/today_basic.htm
Andy
Nov-30-2004, 08:43 AM
The Greenfield Recorder published this story on their front page this morning... there was also a photograph not shown here... thought you might be interested..it's the second article "Athol women bare all for good cause" :rofl small towns are just wonderful places to live...:clap

http://www.recorder.com/Headlines/today_basic.htm
wtg lynnie! :clap :clap :clap
Nir
Nov-30-2004, 10:17 AM
:clap :clap :clap
mgound
Dec-01-2004, 07:02 AM
Great article. CongatulationsThe Greenfield Recorder published this story on their front page this morning... there was also a photograph not shown here... thought you might be interested..it's the second article "Athol women bare all for good cause" :rofl small towns are just wonderful places to live...:clap

http://www.recorder.com/Headlines/today_basic.htm
fish
Dec-01-2004, 08:49 AM
State cops launch effort to find sex offenders

By ADAM ORTH
Recorder Staff

GREENFIELD - Days before it was publicized, a new state police initiative to track down missing sex offenders located the man police wanted the most: Arthur L. Terrien, 52, a former Greenfield resident.

"He was our poster child," said Detective Lt. Kevin Horton of the state police's Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section. "We all agreed that he was the worst of the worst."





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gubbs
Dec-01-2004, 09:07 AM
State cops launch effort to find sex offenders

By ADAM ORTH
Recorder Staff

GREENFIELD - Days before it was publicized, a new state police initiative to track down missing sex offenders located the man police wanted the most: Arthur L. Terrien, 52, a former Greenfield resident.

"He was our poster child," said Detective Lt. Kevin Horton of the state police's Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section. "We all agreed that he was the worst of the worst."





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Fish look at "Tuesday's headlines (http://www.recorder.com/Headlines/tuesday_basic.htm)" :rofl if you haven't already...

Well done Lynn, your becoming a proper celeb :clap
lynnma
Dec-01-2004, 10:19 AM
State cops launch effort to find sex offenders



By ADAM ORTH

Recorder Staff






GREENFIELD - Days before it was publicized, a new state police initiative to track down missing sex offenders located the man police wanted the most: Arthur L. Terrien, 52, a former Greenfield resident.







"He was our poster child," said Detective Lt. Kevin Horton of the state police's Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section. "We all agreed that he was the worst of the worst."

















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you silly billy Fish...:roll