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The glow of a single flaming-orange sugar maple tree, fluttering against Newbury’s iconic lower town green, washed over Debbie Dimes like a silky summer rain. She wouldn’t forget the memory. A year later, Dimes drove by the same spot and saw a “For Sale” sign on the land next door. This time she noticed the peach trees scattered around the property, a left over from its years as a fruit farm. Dimes and her husband, Frank Traniello, needed no more signs that the spacious property would be the site of their new house. As Dimes happily says, “The memory is very vivid; it was meant to be.” Three years later, the couple’s snug 2,600
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