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• YOUR LETTERS: The totalitarian state of Foxboro?
• YOUR LETTERS: Hard to form an opinion without all the facts
• YOUR LETTERS: Harrington responds to recent letters, ‘accusations’
• YOUR LETTERS: Stock photos on his DVD shows Wynn takes us for hicks
• YOUR LETTERS: This is not the Mr. Kraft we had come to know
• YOUR LETTERS: Destination resort for gamblers would change town forever
• YOUR LETTERS: It’s time to barter back and forth with Wynn and make best deal for the town
• YOUR LETTERS: Questions arise from Harrington’s action
• Correction
• YOUR LETTERS: Expatriate foresees tough sledding for Wynn plan
• YOUR LETTERS: Forget the myths, let’s start process, get facts
• YOUR LETTERS: 2007 agreement looks even more flawed now
• YOUR LETTERS: Fill in the blank and get out to vote on May 7
• YOUR LETTERS: Relations between town, benefactor endangered
• YOUR LETTERS: On bullying, that’s the pot calling the kettle black
• YOUR LETTERS: With annual elections in five weeks, Foxboro is standing at a crossroads
• YOUR LETTERS: Brue shows incredible ability to negotiate, compromise
• YOUR LETTERS: Brue offers strong voice for careful, thoughtful development in Foxboro
• YOUR LETTERS: Race for selectmen will decide casino issue; vote for Harrington and Slattery
• YOUR LETTERS: Negotiating now would waste both time, money
• YOUR LETTERS: Residents should vote on Wynn plan
• YOUR LETTERS: Let all the voices be heard before rendering judgment
• YOUR LETTERS: Why place at risk what makes Foxboro special?
• YOUR LETTERS: Troubled by ‘venomous’ nature of casino letters
• YOUR LETTERS: Let’s not stand by while outside forces tear at the fabric of our community

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• YOUR LETTERS: Why 2007 billboard management deal was flawed
• YOUR LETTERS: This town isn’t available as anyone else’s legacy
• YOUR LETTERS: Are columnist, selectmen chair really suggesting town disregard state law?
• EDITORIAL, MARCH 29: Back from the brink?
• ARREST LOG, MARCH 29: Officers paying attention on the details pays off
• Negotiations on slots for Plainville not starting soon
• Study: Casino traffic 13-15,000 cars a day
• Residents volunteer for steering committee of Jobs For Foxboro
• Deadline is April 17 to vote in town meeting, election
• Board endorses budget
• Billboard flyer criticizes town officials
• Pay study criticized; vote tabled
• North Street detours start today
• Packed room a problem
• Town asks state watchdog for advice on billboard bids
• Dispute goes public
  March 29, 2012
• The Bus to Conn. No More if Casino Comes to Suffolk March 29, 2012