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Directed by David Saint, the show, which is about a young female ex-con who settles in a small town, will begin performances at the Duke on 42nd Street on Sept. 7. (The Playwrights Horizons theater, at 416 West 42nd Street, is being demolished this summer to make way for a new theater).

Fleetwood Town will begin their first season in the Football League among the favourites for promotion.

After the ceremony the town council will begin planning for one last set-piece when it is accorded royal status in October for the way it has honoured the fallen.

Monday, town officials will begin allowing same-sex couples to register for marriage licenses, and in anticipation, Provincetown has been overrun -- by hopeful couples, their families and friends, and by the news media, which are expected to bring three dozen satellite trucks to town.

His town hall will begin at 6 15 p.m. at Fete the Venue, 3101 Red Hill Ave.

Once it reaches a tipping point and draws people because it is the only political game in town, the Democratic Party will begin to stand for nothing.

It is likely that more towns and cities will begin to allow ADUs as the population expands and many people are seeking housing close to the cities.

Major construction work to protect part of a Dorset town from coastal erosion will begin in 2013, according to the local council.

Construction on the first new Palestinian town in decades, for 40,000, will begin early next year north of Ramallah.

Each winter, the people of Nenana, a small town just south east of Fairbanks, place bets on the exact day, hour and minute that the spring ice 'break-up' will begin on the town's river.

Burbank (7-4 overand and in league) will finish third ahead of cross-town rival Burroughs, as the playoffs will begin in about two weeks.