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The dramatic increase in security around Barack Obama since the election has made a sizable impact in the Loop, and Vintage cartier watches
where the president-elect is running his transition office at the Kluczynski Federal Building, and Vintage cartier watches
straining an already-stretched Chicago police force and city budget.
The Chicago Police Department's Fraternal Order of Police, and Vintage cartier watches
the union that represents police officers, and Vintage cartier watches
has been told that in addition to the dozens of officers detailed to the perimeter near Obama's home, and Vintage cartier watches
about 60 officers are being temporarily assigned to protect the transition headquarters.
The police coverage is around-the-clock, and Vintage cartier watches
with about 25 officers, and Vintage cartier watches
essentially one from each district, and Vintage cartier watches
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and 10 officers and a sergeant assigned to a third watch, and Vintage cartier watches
said FOP President Mark Donahue. The union has been told the detail is temporary, and Vintage cartier watches
only until the incoming administration heads to Washington on Jan. 20.
Some involved in the complex security efforts said they understand city leaders have grown concerned about the potential cost of the extra manpower. Daley has proposed laying off almost 1,000 city workers and raising taxes and fees to close a $469 million budget shortfall, and Vintage cartier watches
which he has described as the worse fiscal situation in his 19 years in office. Now the city will have to foot the security bill, and Vintage cartier watches
at least upfront, and Vintage cartier watches
and hope it will be reimbursed

In addition to crafts and gift items, the fair will also feature baked goods.
Governor's Academy Fine Crafts Faire
The annual Governor's Academy Fine Crafts Faire continues today and tomorrow from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. in the Remis Gallery of The Performing Arts Center on Elm Street in Byfield.
Formerly known as the Three Potters and Others Fair, the Fine Crafts Faire features the talents of 15 local and regional artisans. Painted furniture, pottery, photography, jewelry, paintings, wearable fiber arts, handbags, hand-turned wood objects, clocks, kaleidoscopes, mobiles and more will be on display and for sale.
Participating artists are, from Newburyport, Ingrid Regina, hand-painted furniture; Pam Farren, clocks; and Kay Bice, photography; from Beverly, Judy Klein, jewelry from recycled metal, and Pat Mulhoney, decoupage puzzles; from Ipswich, Meredith Toumayan, knitted items; Suzi Van Ness, kaleidoscopes and mobiles; Irina Okula, pottery; and John Holt Moore, hand-turned wood bowls; Dottie Bragdon of Exeter, N.H., pottery; Teaya Fitzgerald of Maine, pottery; Chris Kasila of Plaistow, N.H., watches; Lorraine Ott of Boxford, pottery; Jen Flores of Medford, wearable art; and Sisters in Stitches of Boston, quilting.

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Coastal Connections craft fair
Coastal Connections Petalworks in Salisbury is hosting a craft fair on Saturday, Nov. 22, from 8 a.m

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