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  • Marc Jacobs' show was a "joyous celebration of eccentricity," says Sally Singer, editor at <i>T: The New York Times Style Magazine</i>. The set was "Dr. Seuss-meets-Marie Antoinette paper-cut fantasy," and the models were a cross between "Eliza Doolittle and Fagin's merry band." The music was from <i>Oliver!</i>
    Fashion Week 2012: Coats Make A Comeback
    Coats had fallen out of favor, but they're back — cozy yet chic as ever — on the New York runways. It's a shaky time for the fashion industry, and many designers have decided to "batten down the hatches and do the thing that they do best," says Sally Singer, editor of T: The New York Times Style Magazine.
  • A banner hanging in the auditorium at Cranston High School West. After a federal judge ordered it removed, the school covered the banner with plywood and a school flag.
    R.I. Student Draws Ire Over School Prayer Challenge
    A student in Cranston, R.I., sued the city over a banner in the high school auditorium. She started receiving death threats after a federal judge ruled in her favor, ordering the banner removed. The school board is expected to decide Thursday whether to appeal the judge's ruling.
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    Last week the Green Launching Pad made its latest round of grants to New Hampshire businesses. The idea is to provide support to companies that are or…
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    State and local election officials get behind Senate proposal.The bill would require voters to present a photo ID or be photographed to receive a ballot…
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    New Hampshire Audubon's annual Backyard Winter Bird Survey is coming up: the second weekend each February.Three woodpeckers common statewide are among the…
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