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 man ID'd as driver in Gloucester fatality
GLOUCESTER — A Haverhill man has been identified as the driver under investigation in the death of a Salem, Mass., man who was reportedly struck or run over by a car in the Pond View Village housing complex early Saturday. James Hayes, 43, of 125 Fer
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Lowe's building may get new life
HAVERHILL -- There's new activity and hope around the empty building in the Haverhill Commons retail park off Route 97 that had housed the Lowe's Home Improvement store until it closed in October 2011. William Pillsbury, the city's economic developme
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'It's never too late to pursue your dreams'
HAVERHILL -- It took Matthew Huggins 10 years to earn a degree from Northern Essex Community College. There was no lack of effort on his part, but when you can't speak and are unable to write or type with your hands, things take time. "It was one cli
Continued ... - City commits $25K makeover for playground
- Wine Tasting event on tap
- Haverhill Police Log
- It's best to think before you speak
- Friday, May 17, 2013
- Police: Obey THE rules of the road -- or else
- Former city councilor eyeing run for mayor
- Tsongas: Women can be peacekeepers in Afghanistan
- Lawyer: City can ban firefighters from seeking donations in road
- Thursday, May 16, 2013
- Traffic nuisance to continue into school year
- Council eyes commission to oversee ice rink
- Haverhill police log
- Annual school yard sale planned
- Wednesday, May 15, 2013
- $10 million for railroad bridge repairs on way
- Police arrest shooting suspect
- Concerns surface over city's ice rink
- 17-year-old charged with assault during break-in released
- Police to host GREAT/DARE summer camp program
- Haverhill Police Log
- Tuesday, May 14, 2013
- Exchange Club invites public to Haverhill's first anti-bullying rally
- Council blasts firefighters' Labor Day fundraiser
- Haverhill police log
- Police: Man shot several times is released from hospital
- Monday, May 13, 2013
- Arrest doesn't stop city pension
- Scholarship fundraiser planned in memory of Pentucket, NECC grad
- Woman hit by pickup killed
- Sunday, May 12, 2013
- Politics drives away school finance chief candidate
- Saturday, May 11, 2013
- Haverhill hires new special ed chief at $100K
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Haverhill man ID'd as driver in Gloucester fatality
Traditional BC commencement attendee to be absent
MIT visiting scientist from Japan killed in bicycle accident in Boston
Traditional BC commencement attendee to be absent over controversy
Woman struck, died in bicycle accident Sunday
Woman struck and killed by truck in Boston, driver fled
Woman struck and killed by truck in Boston, driver fled
BU commencement honors student victims
Train collision investigation could take week or more
Official: 'Amazing' no one died in Bridgeport train crash
EarthFest steps up security in aftermath of marathon bombings
Maine police searching for truck linked to missing teen
Progress in negotiations between UMass Memorial, Mass. Nurses Association
Worcester’s most recent fire academy recruits reflect on the job
Lottery fever in Mass., across New England
Brockton, Mass. murder suspect connected to state drug lab scandal
Bombing suspect met with former Chechen rebel before attacks
Dead bombing suspect met with former Chechen rebel before attacks
Worcester, Mass. family's ice cream stand re-opens after fire
Labor dispute continues between UMass and Mass. nurses
Authorities: No evidence of threat to water supply at Quabbin Reservoir
