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Berklee student Brandon Hassan enjoys the snow as he sleds down Mass Avenue on Tuesday. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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Juno’s impact

• T service stopped at midnight Monday and was suspended for all day Tuesday. As of Tuesday night, the MBTA expected to return to full service on Wednesday.

• Travel ban: Gov. Charlie Baker issued a travel ban, barring nonemergency personnel from traveling starting at midnight Monday. He lifted the ban 12 hours later for the state’s western counties.

• The ban for the rest of the state was lifted at midnight Tuesday.

• Schools throughout the region were canceled on Tuesday. Most, including Boston public schools, have also canceled school on Wednesday.

• The parking ban is in eff ect until further notice.

New Englanders are digging out from under a blizzard dumped more than 2 feet of snow in some areas of Massa-chusetts and paralyzed travel statewide, according to the National Weather Service.

The snow was expected to end around 1 a.m. Wednes-day in Boston, but crews were expected to spend most of the day clearing the roads of snow. Tuesday afternoon, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh encouraged employers to al-low their workers to work from home on Wednesday if possible.

The storm, which began Monday night and lasted through the day on Tuesday, dumped more than 21 inches of snow in Boston, according to the National Weather Ser-vice’s report Tuesday after-noon. High winds battered the eastern parts of the state, with gusts topping 50 mph.

The winds, coupled with the snow, caused power outages throughout the state.

The travel ban, which was ordered by Gov. Charlie Baker and began midnight Monday, was lifted for the entire state at midnight Tuesday; it had been lifted 12 hours prior for the state’s western counties.

Nonemergency personnel are being encouraged to stay off the roads.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said the city saw no major storm-related incidents dur-ing Monday night into early Tuesday morning. The MBTA

was shut down for the day, but the T was expected to be back at full, regular service on Wednesday.

Dozens of flights flying into or out of Logan have been canceled. The city’s parking ban is still in effect until further notice.

More than 26,000 util-ity customers lost power in the state. Most of the power outages have occurred along the shoreline, including the South Shore, South Coast and Cape Cod. As of 4:15 p.m. Tuesday, more than 18,000 NSTAR customers were with-

out power.Central Square in Cam-

bridge was a ghost town. Most of the stores were closed. A single man could be seen cross-country skiing across Mass Ave. The only cars on the road were public works plow trucks, their beds load-ed down with either sand or salt or piles of chunky snow.

Drifts on the sidewalk were thigh deep. Some cars were covered, their wind-shield wipers poking through a blanket of several inches. A few hearty residents heaved snow from the sidewalks into the middle of the road or from their driveways onto the sidewalks.

Adrian Mott’s office was closed because of the weath-er, and he expected to spend hours clearing his driveway and shoveling his Subaru For-ester out.

While car travel was banned, his dog, Millie, a lab-rottweiler mix, was frolicking in the snow, jumping up on passersby and playing with teens who were shoveling a car out down the block.

“It’s kind of nice with the travel ban, you can let the dog out to run around and don’t have to worry about the cars,” Mott said.

Stuart Street, at top, was almost quiet Tuesday. Snowblowers, at bottom right, did overtime; and the police, shown below, needed a hand with a snowbank. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Boston area digs out from Snowstorm Juno Bounding back. T service restored, travel ban lifted as the worst of Juno moves on and Bostonians grab their shovels.

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“I’m just trying to get some rest first before I go panhandle. But I’m really scared to go out there,” said Jade Hosie, 23, as she set up her bedding on the floor in front of South Station’s ticketing area. “There’s really nowhere to go. We knew it was going to be open at North and South Station, so we came here and we’re just staying warm.”

The young transient was one of a few dozen people taking shelter at South Sta-tion on Tuesday as a storm of epic proportions bore down on the city, dumping more than a foot of snow onto the region by midday.

Hosie has been living on the streets of Boston for more than two years, surviving two frigid winters. Tuesday was not her

first time camping out in South Station, and it won’t be her last.

The closure in October of Boston’s largest homeless housing facilities on Long Is-land displaced hundreds of homeless just in time for the frigid months.

Hosie said she had sought shelter at a few Boston-area shelters, but there were no beds available. She was hungry, and hopeful that she would be able to catch some sleep before being booted from the station.

“On a normal day the police harass us if we’re tired, they’ll

just say, ‘Wake up,’ or tell us to move. But everything is shut down, so they can’t tell us what to do today,” said Hosie.

Hosie, originally from Ni-agara Falls, New York, said she has found Massachusetts to be one of the worst states in terms of its helping of the homeless.

“We help each other,” said Hosie. “We give food and the shirt off our backs to each other.”

Survival. The closing of several homeless shelters has left many on the streets.

Young and homeless in South Station’s warmth

Jade Hosie, 23, has been sleeping in South Station. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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There’s no denying that Snow-storm Juno walloped Boston, but despite the power outages, travel headaches and shovel-ing, the blustery blizzard did something magical.

It turned the city into a snowball-loving, all-bundled-up, slipping-around-like-we don’t-give-a-damn winter won-derland.

A travel and parking ban meant anyone brave enough to bare boots and venture out on Boston’s white-coated streets had free reign to release their inner child.

Roommates Jennifer Xia, 24, Lex Verwick, 24, Charlie Yaeger, 25, and Ray Xi, 23, laughed without abandon as they climbed atop a snow pile on Boylston Street, corner pelt-ing each other with oversize

snow balls and slipping face-first down the 10-foot mound.

“We’re having a snow day. Not working. We just decided to come out and have some fun,” said Yaeger, gearing up to chuck another ball of perfect snow at his friends.

“I don’t think it takes a lot to bring out our inner children,” added Yaeger.

On Massachusetts Avenue, Berkeley School of Music stu-dent Brandon Hassan, 18, patrolled the streets with his bright orange sled — a recent purchase he made specifically for Juno.

“I’ve seen snow before, but never like this,” said the Dallas native, lamenting his fellow students’ lack of playfulness.

Robbie Nicholas, 22, strode confidently on his cross-coun-try skis near the Longfellow Bridge. Nicholas said he had skied from Porter Square in Cambridge, about three miles away - and that he had seen plenty of others on their skis.

“I cross-country skied in upstate New York, so I thought I’d carry on the tradition,” said Nicholas. “It’s been great. It’s perfect when there’s just about an inch of snow on the road.”

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snowstorm’s aftermath.

Juno’s legacy. Sledding, skiing, slipping and sliding is how the city spent Tuesday.

Bostonians celebrate a snow day

Robbie Nicholas skis down Charles Street. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Juno’s cost

Juno: Less deadly, but still expensive When the numbers get crunched, shutting down an entire city, including mass transit, can cost taxpayers millions of dollars.

A 2014 study from IHS Global Insight shows a severe winter storm can have a major impact on the city’s budget. According to the

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U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl will be charged with desertion for dis-appearing from his base in Af-ghanistan in 2009, NBC News reported on Tuesday.

Bergdahl, who was released from captivity last year in a controversial Tali-ban prisoner swap, could be charged within a w e e k , t h e

television network said, quot-ing senior defense officials who were not identified by name.

However, senior Army and defense officials contacted by Reuters could not confirm the report.

The officer in charge of the case, General Mark Mil-

ley, is reviewing facts and findings sub-

mitted by Army i n v e s t i g a t o r s last month and

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soon on whether the find-ings merit a court-martial or some form of administra-tive punishment. The gen-eral also could decide no action against Bergdahl is warranted.

Bergdahl’s attorney, New Haven, Connecticut-based Eu-gene Fidell, declined to com-ment on NBC’s report.

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Rescued Army captive Bowe Bergdahl to face desertion charges: NBC Current duties. Bergdahl is stationed at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, where he is working as a clerk.

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Two offi cers shot, suspect killed in Minnesota city hall shooting A man shot two police offi -cers shortly after a swearing-in ceremony at a city hall in a Minneapolis suburb on Monday night and then was fatally shot by other offi cers in a rapid exchange of fi re, authorities said.

The two police offi cers were in good condition and were expected to survive after the shooting at the city hall in New Hope, Minnesota, Chief Deputy Mike Carlson of the Hennepin County Sheriff ’s Offi ce told a news conference.

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Celebrities. Who’s been seen at this year’s Sundance Film Festival Some creative takes on keeping warmDoing Sundance right is all about bundling up, as Lena Dunham, Q’orianka Kilcher and Rex Lee clearly under-stand. But the band PPL MVR got maybe a little carried away.

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ed, Cruise reportedly wanted Church operatives to bug her cellphone due to fears that she would divulge secrets about the organization. And about that breakup? It was apparently “facilitated” by former Church official Marty Rathburn. How helpful!

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Competition for Tallest Hat in the West is pretty fi erce A big part of keeping warm at Sundance is keeping your head covered. And while some stars, like Spike Lee and Bobcat Goldthwait, go traditional, others are get-ting, let’s say, a bit creative. But what else would you expect from Erykah Badu?

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Things apparently got more than a little heated at a Sun-dance after-party for actor Emile Hirsch and an unidentifi ed female Paramount Pictures executive. The altercation report-edly took place early Monday morning at Tao’s pop-up club at the fi lm festival. “Something happened between the movie exec and Emile, and she said she had been assaulted and asked security to call the police,” a source tells Page Six. “Emile didn’t leave the scene, and calmly waited for the police to arrive, and spoke with them until around 5 a.m., after which he went home with his friends. No arrests were made.” That could change, though, as Salt Lake City police are said to still be investigating the matter.

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don’t really know each other.

One thing that’s really refreshing about “Strange Magic” is it subverts the cartoon norm, where the pretty girl gets together with the handsome prince and the ugly, or at least less conventionally attractive, characters get nothing.I was talking earlier today about “Frozen,” where the handsome prince is a d—. And he’s a d— in this one as well. I think this trend of telling young women that the glit-tery ones might not be the ones to look at — or don’t let the hot boys fool you. Maybe the other ones are kinder. Animated films, especially the Disney ones, are about patriarchal systems. The mother’s always dead, the heroine gets the guy but has to change some-thing. She gets to no longer be a mermaid, but she can’t sing. There’s always a punish-ment inflicted on the woman

Alan Cumming is a renais-sance man: an actor, writer, director, singer and author. He’ll do button-pushing works, like reprising his legendary Master of Cer-emonies role in “Cabaret” on Broadway, but also do children’s films. The ani-mated “Strange Magic” is of the latter: a loose cartoon rendition of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” filled with a “Moulin Rouge”-like carousel of pop hits. In it he voices a hideous villain — and the clear romantic partner of a pretty fairy (voiced by Evan Rachel Wood). But even that, in the world of animated film, is pretty subversive.

You’ve done a fair amount of voice work. Was there anything diff erent about this one?It took so long. We shot over a period of four years. But I didn’t go in that often. It’s like having an affair with someone. And then eventual-ly you get married. You’re at your wedding and everyone’s asking you questions and you

Interview. Alan Cumming is happy that ‘Strange Magic’ portrays handsome princes as boring

Bonus question

Did the fi lm change at all over such a long production time?Things change, and they for-get to tell you some song or some character is cut. In the fi nished fi lm Maya Rudolph’s character is my mom. She wasn’t my mom before. She was just a person in my cave. And there was one version of the story, from several years ago, where at the end [his and Wood’s characters] sort of got together but they sort of didn’t, and she went back-packing. That was hilarious.

Who gets to run Dad’s hip hop producing ‘Empire’?

It’s not often that a network drama can be compared to Shakespeare, but Fox’s “Empire” quickly drew comparisons to the plot of “King Lear.” The story of hip-hop magnate Lucious Lyon has some obvious parallels to “Lear,” given Lucious’ concerns about his mortality and which of his three sons is most qualified to inherit the

kingdom. But one way the show strays from Shake-

speare is in the character of Cookie, Lucious’ ex-wife and a recent parolee. Played with verve and powerful presence by Taraji P. Henson, Cookie shakes up the established or-der of the world of “Empire”

by managing the career of her talented son Jamal, whose gayness is a constant issue for his father.

Cookie always seems to own the room when she comes in. How do you play that?Who doesn’t want to walk in a room and own it? There are moments when I feel like I can’t and then I punk out. I’m like, everybody’s going to look at me. That’s Taraji. Cookie doesn’t care. She doesn’t have anything to lose. She was a prisoner for 17 years, living with some of the most horrible humans on the planet. So she knows how to walk in and own a room. You don’t get many second chances in life.

She and Lucious seem to still have some chemistry. Will we see them get closer?There’s a history between them that you cannot deny. Also, there’s unfin-

Interview. Taraji P. Henson talks Cookie’s big plans on “Empire.”

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He has maybe two lines.

He’s so boring. And if you were a handsome prince, you would change your name from “Charming.” You’d call yourself “Prince Kind,” “Prince Vulnerable.” Not “Prince Charming.” Anyone called Prince Charming is a d—.

Alan Cumming voices a hideous villain with a not-so-secret soft side in “Strange Magic.” / LUCASFILM

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for wanting what she wants. But with this, it’s saying you can be the person you want to be and still get someone and be happy. I like the message that weird people will find each other. And I do really like that in both these big films, the handsome princes are total d—s.

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ished business. You can’t leave a relationship of that many years and three sons unresolved. And when it’s unresolved, there’s always going to be “are they/aren’t they.” There’s going to be that chemistry. Because that doesn’t just die.

“Empire” airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on Fox. / CHUCK HODES, FOX

Shifting teams

Will we see Cookie forming alliances with people besides Jamal?You will definitely see her with other alliances with talent. She came

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Interior designer Betsy Helmuth doesn’t design for celebrities. Her firm, Affordable Interior Design, is all about creating fabu-lous spaces for people with realistic budgets. “Our clients have their eye on the bottom line,” Helmuth says. “And most of them are renters, so they’re wondering, ‘How much do we invest in a space that we’re not going to be in forever?’”

In her new book, “Big Design, Small Budget” the bargain-hunting New York-based designer answers these questions and more. Here are her five rules for designing on a dime.

Think beyond a gallery wallArt can be expensive, so Helmuth says have fun with what you have, especially if it doubles as storage. “I had this client in Brooklyn who loved to ski and needed a place to store his skis. So we hung them on the wall above the sofa, and they looked like beautiful sculptures,” Helmuth says. She also loves hanging musical in-struments: “It gets them off the fl oor and out of your closet.”

Fake a chandelierLove chandeliers but stuck with concrete ceilings? “I rec-ommend getting an arching lamp and putting the shade over the center of your table,” Helmuth says. She likes CB2’s Big Dipper Arc Lamp ($199).

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For those of us with dark apartments and little to no natural light, Helmuth says go crazy with lamps. “My rule for every room is, in

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Get testedI would like to express my views on prostrate cancer, a common male affl iction. This can be a dangerous disease when undis-covered, misdiagnosed and left untreated. About 30,000 men will die nationwide this year from prostrate cancer, and one out of seven will develop this disease, as reported by North Shore/ LIJ information division. The answer is early detection and treatment. I understand that only too well. I have just been diagnosed last week with an aggressive prostrate cancer

and my doctor recommends that the prostrate be removed and I will undergo the proce-dure next month. I have been tested for the disease over the last 10 years and had a low PSA rating, but failed to get the test in 2013 and that could have made the diff er-ence. Now I have to undergo a more aggressive procedure. I guess I thought I was too busy for a physical check-up. I therefore urge all men to get tested over the age of 55 to get tested. Prostrate cancer is most curable when treated early. FREDERICK R. BEDELL JR., VIA EMAIL

Equal access to justiceRe: ‘Racism is a widespread

problem’ (Metro, Jan. 26) In attempting to defend last Thurs-day’s letter by John McLaughlin, letter writers Steere and Pond ironically highlight the key dif-ference between the murders of Michael Brown and Eric Gardner, and that of Patricia Moran and Deborah Royal. The killers of Moran and Royal were caught, arrested, and will face prosecution; the killers of Brown and Gardner, despite be-ing clearly identifi ed and having

ample physical evidence and eye-witness testimony of their actions, were let go without ever being arrested, nevermind prosecuted. The silence of the killer’s respective communities against their crimes may not refl ect well on it members, but you can’t argue the families of Brown and Gardner aren’t entitled to the same justice the Moran and Royal families will see. JOSEPH CONNELL, VIA EMAIL

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Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Travel and romance will go hand-in-hand. Your warm heart will attract many new acquaintances. Get involved in competitive sports. You need a challenge.

Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20Don’t take chances while operat-ing machinery or equipment. You will be misunderstood if you aren’t precise.

Aries | March 21-April 20Love can be hot, as long as you avoid getting trapped in a one-sided relationship. You will be lazy and will lack discipline when it comes to your fi tness program. Push yourself a little harder if you don’t want to gain back those extra pounds.

Taurus | April 21-May 21Concentrate on your domestic chores before your family com-plains about your lack of helpful-ness. You may feel a little under the weather. An early evening should help rejuvenate you.

Gemini | May 22-June 20 You can meet people with infl u-ence if you attend intellectual events. Don’t exaggerate your talents. You may fi nd yourself embarrassed.

Cancer | June 21-July 22 Erratic behavior by you or your partner will lead to sudden changes in your living arrange-ments. Consider going for professional help.

Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 Opportunities for fi nancial gains are prominent. Lady Luck is with you, and your insight into making the right choices will be advantageous..

Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Don’t put off a doctor’s ap-pointment just because you are feeling a little better. Stress is probably at the root of your problem. Rest will be necessary.

Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 A romantic encounter will be stressful. Mixing business with pleasure could be fun, but highly dangerous as well. You must make some serious choices.

Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21

Your hard work will pay off . You should feel satisfi ed and confi dent about your profes-sional direction. Don’t let the negativity of friends or relatives cause you to question yourself or your goals.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Start those hobbies you’ve been thinking about. One of them may turn into a lucrative pastime. You can make personal changes that will enhance your appearance.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Deception is apparent when dealing with family or children. You may want to put some en-ergy into beautifying your living quarters. Make everyone pitch in. EUGENIA LAST

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Pats may go to ground and pound vs. SeattleFew would argue with the state-ment that Seattle has the best defense in the NFL. In the regu-lar season, the Seahawks gave up the fewest yards, had the No. 1 passing defense and No. 3 rush defense. As such, the de-fending Super Bowl champions really don’t have a weakness on that side of the ball. But if you had to choose a way to attack it, New England appears — on pa-per at least — to be better suited to try and run on them rather than force Tom Brady to throw 40-plus passes against their su-perb secondary.

Super Bowl XLIX. Seattle has shown signs that it can be run on this postseason.

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This is assuming that All-Pro safety Earl Thomas (shoulder) and All-Pro corner Richard Sher-man (elbow) both play and are relatively effective. The health of Thomas and Sherman is very important to the Patriots in terms of game planning. Then

again, it’s hard to predict what OC Josh McDaniels will cook up on Sunday (6:30 p.m., NBC) in Glendale, Arizona.

New England’s previous two games this postseason couldn’t be more different. Against Bal-timore, the Patriots fell behind early and had to abandon the run pretty quickly as it proved completely ineffective (14 to-tal rushing yards) against the Ravens’ top-notch run defense. Indianapolis, on the other hand, was simply overmatched. LeGarrette Blount dominated the Colts last year in the play-offs and he did the same thing in the AFC title game with 148 rushing yards and three touch-downs.

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MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Emile Lubin and Emanier Inozil and Anne-Marie Lubin to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for, GreenPoint Mortgage Funding, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated January 26, 2006 and recorded with the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book 38953, Page 155, subsequently assigned to Aurora Loan Services LLC by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Greenpoint Mortgage Funding, Inc, its successors and/or assigns, by assignment recorded in said Registry of Deeds in Book 48045, Page 343, subsequently assigned to Nationstar Mortgage LLC by Aurora Loan Services LLC, by assignment recorded in said Registry of Deeds in Book 51482, Page 89, subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank National Association as Trustee for Lehman XS Trust Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-4N by Nationstar Mortgage LLC, by assignment recorded in said Registry of Deeds in Book 53322, Page 87, of which the Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 02:00 PM on February 11, 2015 at 19 Levant Street, Boston (District of Dorchester), MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit:

That part of Boston called Dorchester, with all the buildings thereon situated at and now numbered 19 Levant Street, the said land being Lot #17 on a plan made by H.T. Whitman, dated May 15, 1895 and recorded with Suffolk Deeds in Book 2282 Page 193 and bounded and described as follows:

NORTHERLY on Levant Street, forty five and 02/100 (45.02) feet; EASTERLY by Lot #19 on said plan, eighty five (85.00) feet; SOUTHERLY by Lot #28 on said plan, forty five and 02/100 (45.02) feet and WESTERLY by Lot #15 on said plan, eighty five (85.00) feet.

Containing 3,825 square feet of land according to said plan. For title reference, see deed recorded herewith.

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David W Mangeni vs. Eileen S Finch

To the Defendant: Bristol Probate and Family Court Office of Register Suite 240 40 Broadway Street, Taunton, MA 02780

The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Judgment of Divorce

The Complaint is on file at the Court.

An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you from taking any action which would negatively impact

the current financial status of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411.

You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: David W Mangeni 15 Church Street, Mansfield, MA 02048 March 27, 2015

your answer, if any, on or before. If you fall to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also

required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court.

WITNESS, Hon. Anthony R Nesi, First Justice of this Court:

Date: January 2, 2015 Register of Probate

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OPEN A MACY’S ACCOUNT FOR EXTRA 15% SAVINGS THE FIRST 2 DAYS, UP TO $100, WITH MORE REWARDS TO COME. Macy’s credit card is available subject to credit approval; new account savings validthe day your account is opened and the next day; excludes services, selected licensed departments, gift cards, restaurants, gourmet food & wine. The new account savings are limited to a total of $100; application must qualify for immediate approval to receive extra savings; employees not eligible.

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