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Journalist James Foley, of Rochester, N.H., is seen in Boston, in a 2011 file photo. Foley was kidnapped in northwest Syria by unknown gunmen on Nov. 22, 2012, his parents said yesterday. He was in the country contributing videos to Agence France-Press, which has vowed to help secure his release. Foley's parents, John and Diane Foley, made a public plea Thursday to his captors because the Foleys haven't received any information about their son in six weeks.
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City anti-poverty officials settle suit alleging they got paid for not working
LAWRENCE — Officials at the city's largest anti-poverty agency has settled a lawsuit alleging several employees, including its former executive director Phillip Laverriere, were paid for work on federal grants that was never done. The suit against th
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Salem Willows restroom to become clam shack
SALEM, Mass. -- After years of false starts, it looks as if the city has finally found a tenant for its "historic" and long vacant restroom/bathhouse at Salem Willows. A new restaurant, tentatively called The Clam Shack, hopes to open this summer, or next,
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City clerk admits to drinking two whiskeys before crash
LAWRENCE -- Police say City Clerk William J. Maloney recorded a blood-alcohol-content level of .18 percent and admitted to drinking "two whiskeys" before crashing his 2005 Nissan Maxima into another vehicle Wednesday night on South Union Street. Acco
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- N.H. lawmakers brace for budget battle
- FBI grills Lantigua aide about missing funds
- Mayor suggests forming new charter committee
- Dunkin' Donuts, businesses to replace potato chip company
- Boston suspect under scrutiny in three unsolved killings
- Unemployment help videos now available On Demand
- Mass. Senate approves changes to sex offender laws
- Council OKs new fines for trash rules offenders
- Thursday, May 23, 2013
- Do you know this man? He robbed Bradford Liquors
- City Clerk charged with OUI
- N.H. House rejects casino bill
- Mayor overseas as another supporter under scrutiny
- Hollywood in Haverhill; Denzel to film in empty Lowe's building
- Man shot to death while questioned in Boston probe
- Observance will honor North Andover Marine killed in Beirut 30 years ago
- Wednesday, May 22, 2013
- N.H. House says 'no dice' to casino
- Tim Murray quitting as lieutenant governor
- Lt. Gov. Murray to resign; will head Worcester Chamber
- FBI: Man fatally shot in Boston bombing probe
- Domestic clash tied to death at LePage
- Casino bill comes to a vote today
- Plaistow hopes to make it safer for bikers, pedestrians
- Victorian Park to close after 22 years
- Plaistow library director steps down
- Salem selectmen authorized to sell land
- Solicitor: Vogler next in line for vacant School Committee seat
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City anti-poverty officials settle suit alleging they got paid for not working
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