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Memorial Day shopping do’s and don’ts
video The rain in the Northeast is bad for barbecues but good for the retailers who are pulling out all the stops to drive customers to their stores this weekend. Though the discounts may be deep, there are some purchases that are smarter than others.
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Snow possible for unofficial start of summer
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