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Coastal Point, March 11, 2005, Volume 2, No. 10

Local News
Students now being registered for musical theater training
by jaime.mcnamee
Registration now open for Ocean-to-Bay Bike Tour
by jaime.mcnamee
Indian River announces second quarter honor students
by jaime.mcnamee
Second try at expansion for 84 Lumber
by jaime.mcnamee
DelDOT preps Selbyville for bridgework
by jaime.mcnamee
Bethany projects target conservation
by jaime.mcnamee
Community offers classes for PC rookies
by jaime.mcnamee
Locals represent well at Worcester Prep
by jaime.mcnamee
Ocean View church to hold revival
by jaime.mcnamee
Frankford addresses dilapidated structures
by jaime.mcnamee
Mountaire sewage violations scrutinized
by jaime.mcnamee
South Bethany talks expenses
by jaime.mcnamee
Redfin property on the auction block
by jaime.mcnamee
Selbyville considers easement for sewers
by jaime.mcnamee
Fenwick aims for green light on plan
by jaime.mcnamee
Millville gets first look at Home Depot
by jaime.mcnamee
Local towns trump state gambling laws
by jaime.mcnamee
Redfin renewed:
by jaime.mcnamee
ViewPoint
Letters - March 11, 2005
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EDITORIAL: March 11, 2005
by jaime.mcnamee
Why would I buy this product?
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Dollars & Sense
The 'eyes' have it in Millville
by jaime.mcnamee
Arts & Entertainment
Live performances to benefit all
by jaime.mcnamee
OPEN UP
by jaime.mcnamee
Sports
Russell White scholarship tourney to be played
by jaime.mcnamee
Warhawks drop to 0-2 with tough loss
by jaime.mcnamee
Girls start year with hopes of title
by jaime.mcnamee
Mystery surrounds soccer team
by jaime.mcnamee
Indians look for offense to lift team
by jaime.mcnamee