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Thursday, October 19, 2000
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Colors of the season: No need to travel for trees
A small-town New England flavor pervades Andover neighborhoods this time of year, say residents, even though Andover's a commuter town at the heart of two major highways. When the trees blaze into color, Andover's roads -- many named for New England foliage -- get a chance to live up to their names.
Town choice: Pests or pesticides?
Although a crow with the West Nile virus has been found in Andover, spraying for mosquitoes might not be worth it, if other communities surrounding Andover are not willing to take the same chance, says Selectmen Chairman Brian Major.
Dig it: A Revolutionary idea
Because Andover residents once ran three Revolutionary War-era mills on the site of the proposed Powder Mill Square project, the Historic Preservation Commission wants selectmen to join it in asking for a state-run archeological dig at the site.
UU Congregation honors couple
Spencer and Jan Johnson, former residents of Andover, will be honored by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Andover at the worship service on Sunday, Oct. 22. The Johnsons, who lived on Haggetts Pond Road since 1974, recently moved to Mystic, Conn. leaving what congregation members call "a legacy of volunteer service to the Greater Lawrence community."
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