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OBIT - KYLE JOSEPH HENRY, JR.
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Joseph Henry Kyle, Jr., of Salem, was born on November 11, 1914,
to the late Joseph and Gertrude Kyle, Sr. He departed this life on
June 2, 2004, at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital in Roanoke
Virginia. "Joe", as he was affectionately called, retired from
Valleydale Packers as a butcher. He loved photography, was a camera
buff and photographed both as a hobby and a profession over the
years. Joe was a kind and compassionate person, loved by all and in
turn, showed such love for the his fami...
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OBIT - WERTZ, GERTRUDE KYLE
Roanoke Times & World News
; Gertrude Kyle Wertz, 87, of Salem, went to be with the Lord Thursday, March 8, 2007. She was a devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She was preceded in death by her husband, Warren W. Wertz, and a daughter, Melody Ann Wertz. She is survived by her children and their spouses, Barbara
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Beverly-Salem football rivalry is one stuffed with Thanksgiving tradition
The Boston Globe
; SALEM -- No one was more curious than Beverly High quarterback-defensive back Mark Heckman when coach Roger Rosinski taped the clippings of the Panthers' Thanksgiving football series against Salem on the locker room walls early last week. "I wanted the players to know exactly what the game means,"
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Colonial feel is real in Old Salem.(Travel)
The Washington Times
; WINSTON-SALEM, N.C - As was the practice 200 years ago, the town crier stands on a cobblestone street corner. His simple dress of dark, knee-length pants; matching knee stockings; white, long-sleeved, cotton shirt; and beige cotton vest are indicative of the era he represents. Three o'clock and
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Learning together through retrospective miscue analysis: Salem's case study.(Table)(Case study)
Reading Improvement
; At school, Salem, (pseudonym) was below his reading level but above his writing level according to his teacher. At home, his father perceived Salem as a proficient reader capable of working independently. From my point-of-view, Salem needed to revalue himself as a reader through understanding that
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Salem's evolving economy
Business NH Magazine
; While Salem is known chiefly as a retail gateway for NIL a haven for tax-weary Massachusetts residents and the home of Canobie Lake Park, the community has developed, diversified and grown its economy steadily since the 1980s. Christopher Goodnow, owner of Goodnow Real Estate Services in Salem,
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HAPPY 200TH BIRTHDAY, SALEM
Roanoke Times & World News
; Salem, as most anyone who lives there will tell you, is a little different. It's a place where the city feels empty on game night because most everybody's at the high school football stadium. A place where people wear Salem High maroon with astonishing regularity; at the grocery, while walking the
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Salem University on the brink of survival: New president hopes to save Harrison County institution
Sunday Gazette-Mail
; tara@wvgazette.com SALEM - Two months ago, Salem International University was in serious trouble with the feds. It started a year ago. Three days after former President Ronald Ohl announced his retirement last August, the U.S. Department of Education went public about an investigation at Salem.
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THE SELLING OF SCARY ; HALLOWEEN IN SALEM Locals are grumbling that a historic city `turns into Spooky World'
The Boston Globe
; SALEM - The broomstick-riding mistress of Halloween is everywhere in this city of witches - on the police cruisers' emblem, the high school mascot, and the masthead of a local newspaper. Visitors can buy Witch City shot glasses and pointy hats; visit The Witch House, the city-owned home of a witch
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OP-ED; Letters to the Editor Salem's renewal has Boston roots.(Editorial)
The Boston Herald
; Salem may not seem a lot like Boston: a fraction of its size and with a much better Halloween, the quaint seaside town seems an oasis far removed from the bigger city to its south. But peer past the historic buildings and grand sailboats tucked in its harbor and one finds a city struggling with
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Salem Managers Bid $41 Million for Firm.(Originated from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; May 10--Languishing Salem Corp. shares got a boost yesterday when a group of managers offered to buy the Carnegie-based company for $22 a share. Their $41-million cash bid tops a $20-per-share bid made last month by Victor Posner, Salem's former chairman and largest stockholder. It came as Salem
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