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January 30, 2012
“I think the word is out: I don’t like dress-down Friday.”
Methuen Mayor Stephen Zanni, who said he will no longer allow casual dress among city employees at the end of the week
Whoops!
A review of state Sen. Steven Baddour’s end-of-year campaign finance filings shows a number of expenditures, including a very interesting bill for an Oct. 4 lunch with constituents.
The original report filed with the state says Baddour treated everyone to a $50.65 lunch at the “Strippers Grille” in Salisbury. The report was amended Thursday to reflect the actual name of the restaurant — “Stripers.”

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1. White trash has never been more entertaining than in “The Great American Trailer Park” Musical! 
There’s a new tenant at Armadillo Acres — and she’s wreaking havoc all over Florida’s most exclusive trailer park. When Pippi, the stripper on the run, comes between the Dr. Phil–loving, agoraphobic Jeannie and her tollbooth collector husband, the storms begin to brew.
2. After the show, keep that country vibe going at Back Alley Pub, 1666 Diamond Hill Road as they “Kick It Country” with 98.1 Cat Country. Enter for your chance to win tickets to the Cat Country Snow Ball with free transportation from Destiny Limousine. Festivities begin at 8 and continue all night.
3. Has your son ever considered scouting? The Boy Scouts say they offer a life-changing experience teaching young men survival and life skills, and offering the opportunity for cameraderie. The Scouts have scheduled an informational meeting tonight at 6:30 at All Saints Parish, 323 Rathbun St. All prospective members and their families are welcome to attend.

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With the bus parked in front of 1055 Commonwealth Ave., Kaplan joined Pasinski outside as a couple of dozen BU students fumbled for cash or cards to pay. (Private parties pay a negotiated rate per person. Public riders pay $5 each way. That fare falls to $1 for a one-way to Boston after midnight.) Meanwhile Castillo (SMG’11) tinkered with the CD player, coaxing it to blast music as the first customers boarded.
Women in high heels and short skirts clicked up the stairs. Men bounded up in jeans, dress shoes, and button-down shirts. Soon the bus swayed gently as partygoers danced in the aisle.
A roar rose from the crowd as the last guest entered. Dressed in a sleek black suit and black and neon yellow sunglasses, Keshav Agnihotri (SMG’12) was the man of the hour: the bus was taking him and his friends to Umbria in downtown Boston to celebrate his 21st birthday. Agnihotri faked a strip tease as he walked up the aisle and later waved a flashing light to enhance the clubby atmosphere.

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Grind78 Entertainment’s Marco Joubert told the commission he intends to run “a clean operation.”
“I’m not trying to bring trouble or negativity to Haverhill,” said Joubert, who told commissioners he lives in Haverhill and was born and raised here. “I’m very strict at my events. There’s a dress code and we’re careful not to let anyone under 21 in. We had more than 300 people at the (Sept. 16) show and there were no problems or calls to police.”
Donald Sheldon, a lawyer who owns Academy Plaza and is D’Angelo’s landlord, also spoke on her behalf. Sheldon said he keeps a close eye on his property and would evict Sheldon if she was involved in illicit or illegal activity.
“It’s not a strip club,” Sheldon said of the business in the city’s Bradford section. “It’s a clean operation. I’m on top of it.”

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PROVIDENCE, R.I.—
A federal judge in Rhode Island has given a former reputed New England mob boss permission to appeal a decision denying him bail while he awaits trial in a strip club extortion case.
The order issued on Monday means 84-year-old Luigi “Baby Shacks” Manocchio (muh-NOCK’-ee-oh) can ask the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston for bail.
Last week, a lawyer for Manocchio sought permission to file the appeal late. A judge in December denied a request from Manocchio to await trial under GPS monitoring at the home of his physician brother in Glocester.
Manocchio has been locked up at the Donald W. Wyatt Detention Facility in Central Falls since a decision to grant bail was overturned in March. He has pleaded not guilty to charges including racketeering conspiracy.

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Danvers resident and Lancaster Town Administrator Orlando Pacheco released an apology statement on Friday Jan. 20, in regard to his August drunk driving arrest, stating the lapse in judgement was “very out of character.”
On Aug. 25, police reported finding Pacheco passed out on the hood of his car at a Westborough gas station. Police said he had stopped at the gas station after coming from a bachelor party at a strip club in Worcester.
Westborough Police officer Steve Reale said when he arrived on scene Pacheco was slumped over the hood of his car, and his pants were partially pulled down.
“I sincerely regret the events of the evening that led to my arrest,” Pacheco said in a release, according to WHDH. “This lapse in judgment is very out of character for me. This has been a difficult lesson for me. At no time did this incident affect my job performance or productivity.”

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Alex Beam
‘Dude, where’s my column?’
Because I’m not hearing it . . . unless I just happen to be standing next to Jeff Bridges or President Obama
Back in the ’90s, I blew off work one afternoon to go sit alone in a Quincy movie theater and watch the Pamela Anderson classic “Barb Wire.’’ (“Post-Apocalyptic remake of “Casablanca’’ set in a strip club’’ – IMDB.com.) Anderson plays a violent, quasi-libber bounty hunter who hates it when men call her a certain name.
“Don’t call me Babe!’’ is the movie’s oft-repeated tagline, uttered by Anderson-Wire just before she whomps the bejesus out of some male chauvinist thug.
My version: Don’t call me Dude.
It’s everywhere. When President Obama agreed to appear on Comedy Central during the 2010 electoral campaign, Jon Stewart called him “Dude’’ instead of the required “Mr. President.’’ Later, Obama said he didn’t mind: “As president, you’re called much worse than ‘Dude.’ ’’ This month political wannabe Joseph P. Kennedy III blew off a Herald reporter with the phrase, “Dude, I’m at work.’’ The Herald returned the favor with a Page One cover line: “Camelot He’s Not.’’

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