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Warm weather, lower gas prices beckon
Warm weather and lower gas prices are expected to encourage thousands of people to hit the roads this Memorial Day weekend.
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They will be leaving as early as today, getting an early start as they join an estimated 34.8 million Americans traveling 50 or more miles, according to Pat Moody, spokesman for AAA of Northern New England. - Remembering America's 'second war of independence'
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Warm weather, lower gas prices beckon
- Haverhill
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Student accused of using scissors to attack teacher
A sixth-grade student was arrested and removed from Whittier Middle School by police yesterday after she attacked a teacher with scissors, school officials said.
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Student accused of using scissors to attack teacher
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Fire on nuclear submarine in Kittery injures 7
KITTERY, Maine (AP) — A fire on a nuclear-powered submarine at a Maine shipyard has injured seven people, including five firefighters, but did not affect the reactor, which was not active.
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Crews responded at about 5:40 p.m. Wednesday to the USS Miami SSN 755 at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on an island in Kittery, a town near Portsmouth, N.H. It was not clear how many people were aboard the submarine at the time. - Haverhill man critical after van strikes him
- Fields of flags planted to honor fallen veterans
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Fire on nuclear submarine in Kittery injures 7
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Celtics win in 7....again
Rest is overrated.
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OK, maybe that's a white lie, particularly after watching Ray Allen and his bone spurs single-handedly killing any semblence of a 3-point shooting game and an easier trip to the NBA Eastern Conference finals. - Salem takes showdown
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Celtics win in 7....again
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Egyptian voters make history
CAIRO — In an historic first, Egyptians voted yesterday for their next president, choosing from an array of competing candidates whose wildly divergent campaign platforms pledged everything from revolutionary, religion-based change to a return to the stability of the Hosni Mubarak-era, which came to an end with Mubarak's ouster last year.
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Egyptian voters make history
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