Haverhill
Gary Towne of Haverhill waits in line at Market Basket with a carriage full of bottled water. Haverhill residents, along with those in other communities, stocked up on water yesterday in preparation for the upcoming storm.
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Man nabbed for shooting arrows at neighbor blames dog for gun, maid for crack pipe
Police charged Ronald Misencik, 45, of 1 Water St., Apt. 408, with assault with a dangerous weapon, unlawful possession of a firearm and unlicensed possession of ammunition.
HAVERHILL -- A man arrested for shooting arrows at a neighbor from a city high-rise told police a gun found in his apartment belonged to his service dog Roland and the empty crack pipe there was left behind by his cleaning lady. Police arrested Ronal
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Distraught jewelry thief asks police to shoot him
HAVERHILL -- Police said two men worked together in pawning thousands of dollars of stolen gold jewelry and even a gold nugget. They said one of the men, Richard Ramos, stole jewelry from several homes he was working at for a painting contractor and
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Ben Affleck scouts filming locations in downtown Lawrence
LAWRENCE -- Movie star and Oscar-winning director Ben Affleck was reportedly on the hunt for prospective filming locations when he was spotted in downtown Lawrence this week. Lawrence District Court officer Danny Ramirez was on his lunch break Thursd
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- Haverhill PD hope for public's help
- Haverhill police hope photos bring arrest
- Lawrence receives $2.3M to protect against lead paint
- Council OKs new fines for trash rules offenders
- Thursday, May 23, 2013
- 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
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Julien on Bruins loss: 'Yesterday's the past'
Cape Cod traffic relatively mild for Memorial Day weekend
Mass. boy takes title at National Geographic Bee
Maine island offers lighthouse getaway
Homeland Security secretary Napolitano visits marathon memorial
Father of Tsarnaev's acquaintance shot by FBI speaks out
Google Glass: Innovative technology or social hazard?
Gloucester, Mass. seeks a fishing future
Homeland Security secretary visits marathon bombings memorial
MBTA Cape Cod service offers new option
Transportation officials discuss bridge safety in Mass.
Homeland Security secretary visits Boston to discuss bombings
Mayor Menino stands behind Markey in Mass. US Senate race
Hampton, NH businesses hoping for Memorial Day customers
Taking back the Boston Marathon finish line
Boston to celebrate Memorial Day with honoring events
Boston to celebrate Memorial Day with honoring events
Honoring the Bay State's fallen heroes
Fast moving blaze destroys Lynn, Mass. church
Cape Cod town rebuilding shoreline ahead of tourist season
