A column that appeared Monday in The Eagle-Tribune sharing a story from an Arkansas buddy about a young girl who unawaredly held upside down the “M” in Christmas at her school’s winter pageant, changing the spelling to “Christ Was Love,” attributed the details to an incorrect source. The story originated in 1999 with author Candy Chand, who attended her son’s Christmas pageant dress rehearsal and observed the unintended but inspirational events. She wrote about the details in the book titled, “Christmas Love, a True Story of a Holiday Miracle.”
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Haverhill PD hope for public's help
Courtesy photo This armed man held up Bradford Liquors on South Main Street in Haverhill last night. If you know who he is, contact Haverhill Police at 978-373-1212.
HAVERHILL -- Police said they were able to solve a recent robbery of the Pentucket Bank after they released bank surveillance photos of the suspect. They say they've had good success with catching other suspects as well after their images were publis
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Haverhill police hope photos bring arrest
HAVERHILL -- Police said they were able to solve a recent robbery of the Pentucket Bank after they released bank surveillance photos of the suspect. They say they've had good success with catching other suspects as well after their images were publis
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Lawrence receives $2.3M to protect against lead paint
LAWRENCE -- The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has awarded $15 million in grants to six local projects in Massachusetts, including Lawrence, to protect children and families from the hazards of lead-based paint and from other
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- Do you know this man? He robbed Bradford Liquors
- Hollywood in Haverhill; Denzel to film in empty Lowe's building
- Memorial Day weekend starts today
- Graduate's promise made is a promise kept
- Lt. Gov. to quit, join business group
- Whittier Birthplace to offer free admission
- Haverhill Police Log
- Wednesday, May 22, 2013
- Students to hold car wash on Friday
- Haverhill Police Log
- Council not sold on abandoned homes plan
- City fills 156 potholes thanks to resident reports in contest
- Tattersall Farm to get $50K from city
- Essex Street Mural gains regional attention
- Tuesday, May 21, 2013
- City takes aim at abandoned homes
- 'Dough Raiser' at Uno tomorrow
- Haverhill police log
- Monday, May 20, 2013
- Haverhill man ID'd as driver in Gloucester fatality
- It's best to think before you speak
- Lowe's building may get new life
- Sunday, May 19, 2013
- 'It's never too late to pursue your dreams'
- Saturday, May 18, 2013
- City commits $25K makeover for playground
- Friday, May 17, 2013
- Wine Tasting event on tap
- Haverhill Police Log
- Police: Obey THE rules of the road -- or else
- Former city councilor eyeing run for mayor
- Tsongas: Women can be peacekeepers in Afghanistan
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Honoring the Bay State's fallen heroes
Fast moving blaze destroys Lynn, Mass. church
Cape Cod town rebuilding shoreline ahead of tourist season
Shake-up on Beacon Hill as Lt. Gov. expected to resign
3-alarm fire destroys Lynn, Mass. church
Beach erosion closes Sandwich, Mass. beach
13-year-old found safe after Mass. Amber Alert
Huge tornado hits Oklahoma City suburb, kills 24
Abducted Braintree children found in South Windsor, Conn.
Abducted Braintree children found in South Windsor, Conn.
51 dead after tornado hits near Oklahoma City
Rand Paul visits NH for GOP fundraiser
Amber Alert issued in Braintree, Mass. abductions
3 hurt in Middleboro, Mass. wreck involving police cruiser
51 dead after tornado hits near Oklahoma City
Marathon bombing survivor strong in recovery
Residents of Maine town seek protection of 'cliff walk'
VT Gov. Shumlin signs bill to authorize end-of-life choices
Golf tourney raises orphanage funds, remembers victim of Haiti quake
4-year-old Webster, Mass. boy fighting cancer gets dream gift
