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This is a journal of media matters for Cape Cod. It is dedicated to the memory of Justice William Brennan who said, "It is from the First Amendment that all our other Liberties flow."
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The Third Grade votes

Deval  Patrick  is  the  first  black  govenor of Massachusetts. 

He  ran against Christy Mihos,  Tom  Riely,    Kaery  Healy, and  Grass  Ross.  In  the  begining  Deval  Patrick  won  by  50  votes ,   Tom  Riely  20  votes  behind  [ 30 votes ] ,  10  votes  behind  Christy  Mihos [ 20 votes].  In  the  end  Deval  Patrick   ran  against  Christy  Mihos, Kaery  Healy and  Grass  Ross.  At  my  school  Deval  Patrick  got  14  votes  Kaery  Healy  got  22  votes  and  Grass  Ross  and  Christy  Mihos  got  only 1  vote.  Boohoo.

 by    Sammy      age 8         grade 3                              

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11/19/06 @ 11:45 pm
Monponsett [Member] writes:
Good job, Sammy!
11/20/06 @ 9:11 am
capegurrl [Member] writes:
Gee, I wonder who Sammy's daddy voted for?
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hat135Up-starts, up-smarts, other cranks & dilettantes adorn a media scene once renown for excellence, so this journal will attempt to point out the more obvious foibles and triumphs of the local press to our gentle readers and fellow Cape Codders.

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