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Photo submitted by Holli Helms Beth Minter and Cynthia Smith put the finishing touches on holiday decorations at the Shelby Children's Clinic. The staff at Shelby Childrens Clinic, a part of Carolinas HealthCare System, decked the halls to bring a little holiday joy into the lives of their patients.

The staff at Shelby Childrens Clinic, a part of Carolinas HealthCare System, decked the halls to bring a little holiday joy into the lives of their patients.

Each year, Randy McDonald, PNP, and Patricia Grinton, MD, spearhead our Christmas decorations in a friendly competition with employees, Holli Helms, practice manager for the clinic, said in an email. This year, the employees have gone all out! We have Charlie Brown Christmas, Frozen, Peppermint Forest, Polar Express, the Grinch, and Christmas Carols all represented in the halls of Shelby Children's Clinic.

Patients and families have enjoyed the decorations this year, Helms said.

Usually when they are finished with their appointment, they ask if they can tour the whole building to see each theme, she said. It's been a fun opportunity to bring our staff closer together, and celebrate the season with our patient families."

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December 17, 2014, 5:20 PM Last updated: Wednesday, December 17, 2014, 5:20 PM

FRANKLIN LAKES The Borough Council this week unanimously adopted an ordinance authorizing construction of a sanitary sewer line by developer Franklin Lakes Realty on Colonial Road.

Franklin Lakes Realty is required to install the line as part of an agreement between it and borough Planning Board for an 87-unit residential development it is building along Colonial Road.

The 27 other residential properties along Colonial Road, now with septic systems, may connect to the sewer line by paying an $8,000 connection fee, but One important point is that property owners are not required to connect, Borough Administrator Gregory Hart said.

The developer will bear the full cost of installing the sewer line, which will go from the developers property at 556 Colonial Road to a trunk line owned by Northwest Bergen Utilities Authority at the intersection of Colonial Road and Franklin Avenue.

Under the ordinance, Franklin Lakes Realty must install the sewer line within 90 days from the starting date on the project, which will be determined by the borough.

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Things may have quieted down in Hollis, but reaction to a proposed natural gas pipeline has started appearing in Merrimack, Mason and elsewhere as more people consider the new route put forward by the energy firm Kinder Morgan.

Were trying to come up with a game plan of questions for the town council, said Don Miner, of Merrimack, who has cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and chickens on a small farm on Peaselee Road, next to the possible route of the interstate gas pipeline though the Horse Hill Nature Preserve. He expressed a number of concerns about the pipeline. ... Subscribe or log in to read more

Things may have quieted down in Hollis, but reaction to a proposed natural gas pipeline has started appearing in Merrimack, Mason and elsewhere as more people consider the new route put forward by the energy firm Kinder Morgan.

Were trying to come up with a game plan of questions for the town council, said Don Miner, of Merrimack, who has cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and chickens on a small farm on Peaselee Road, next to the possible route of the interstate gas pipeline though the Horse Hill Nature Preserve. He expressed a number of concerns about the pipeline.

Tim Tenhave, chairman of the Merrimack Conservation Commission, is among those asking questions about the pipeline and its effect on the preserve, a well-used, 560-acre recreational and wildlife site along the Amherst border of town that Merrimack bought in 2002. Miner said a number of people in town have begun discussing the issue and are organizing for a response.

Its still developing, Miner said. There are lots of questions lots of concern.

Texas-based Kinder Morgan, through its Tennessee Gas Pipeline subsidiary, wants to build a 75-mile gas pipeline through southern New Hampshire, most of it alongside or underneath PSNH power lines. The route, which has only been sketched out at the point, would enter the area from the Monadnock Region; cross Mason, Milford, Brookline, Amherst and Merrimack; pass underneath the Merrimack River near the Anheuser-Busch plant; then cross Litchfield and connect to existing pipeline networks in Londonderry.

It would bring gas from shale fields in New York and Pennsylvania, meeting demand for more natural gas in New England to produce electricity and heat homes, with the possibility that some would be exported.

Kinder Morgan previously wanted to build the pipeline through northern Massachusetts, with a small connection through Hollis, but formally shifted its preference to the New Hampshire route Dec. 8.

The company plans to have public meetings with town officials and residents throughout the state in January and February. It already has met informally with selectmen in Milford and elsewhere. It wont formally launch the next phase of the long approval process until fall 2015 before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The state Site Evaluation Committee also must give its approval. The pipeline would not go into effect until 2018 at the earliest.

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