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Newbury's iconic Pink House was built in 1925, making next year its 100th birthday. But it is becoming increasingly uncertain whether it will see its centennial. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced yesterday that it intends to remove the Plum Island house, either demolishing it or selling it for relocation or salvage. Local activists from the nonprofit Support the Pink House received the news with a mix of shock, heartbreak, and determination to continue their efforts to save the landmark. "We just need to keep fighting in whatever way we can," says board member Alison Odle. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, however, declares
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