Ken Maglio has been pushed out as both head football and head varsity baseball coaches at Andover High School. Maglio was contacted today, receiving a notice from AD Chris Bergeron. "I'm totally surprised. I have no idea where it's coming from," said Maglio, after opening day of his Andover Warriors Baseball School. Most importantly, he's not looking to step down. Maglio, a retired educator with nearly 40 years of coaching in the system, will go to the legal process to protect both jobs. Tom Meyers, president of the Andover Education Association, noted: "We're absolutely shocked at this whole action. We intend to litigate, to defend Ken's position. We feel like we will litigate to get him reinstated. "The practice in Andover has been to re-appoint individuals as coaches. If there's a problem, it's supposed to be raised with the coaches. All of Ken's evaluations have been positive." Maglio, whose baseball team went 12-10 this spring (1-1 in the state tourney), has gone 252-131 in his 17 seasons in the Warrior dugout (.658 winning percentage) with a couple of sectional title. His Warrior football team went 4-7 this fall. Much more on this as the news breaks.
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Health violations issued for historic Osgood Street property
Andover officials have issued numerous health-law citations against Susan Odle, owner of this historic pre-Revolutionary property at 116 Osgood St., over the piles of full trash bags piling up around the property.
ANDOVER — A broken-down mini-van filled with clutter, beat-up furniture and weathered toys are scattered across the historic Osgood Farm property.
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Neighbors have said the unsightly materials have been piling up in the yard and inside the home at 116 Osgood St. for years. But the latest addition — hundreds of full trash bags in the front yard — has become a cause for concern for many of them. -
Still moving in the same comfortable rhythm
Editor's Note: In the spirit of Valentine's Day, The Eagle-Tribune asked readers to tell us stories about their lasting relationships — how they worked through the challenges over the years and kept their love healthy and alive. The series continues through tomorrow, highlighting compelling stories of Love's Enduring Promise.
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Sending the kids away: Strikers' children went to safety in Vermont
When Salvatore Savinelli was just 4 years old, he hopped on a train bound for Barre, Vt., with 35 other children and his father as the group made its way out of the city in the midst of one of the biggest strikes in U.S. history.
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- State officials asked to investigate Adams
- Love's Enduring Promise: By Peggy's side
- Despite new law, local towns say no to GIC
- Mass. schools suspend thousands under 'zero-tolerance'
- Don't print that
- Pets of the week
- Community calendar
- Saturday, February 11, 2012
- Early morning, two-alarm fire on High Street, Haverhill drives family out of house
- Back on the home front
- Marine gets big welcome
- Gym damage forces shift of voting site
- Five candidates to run for Andover's top board
- Burglars hit fire damaged home
- Church celebrates renovations, anniversary
- Couple caught stealing $889 in groceries
- Man charged with hat theft
- Man arrested after chase
- Friday, February 10, 2012
- Spanish class exchange lets LHS, Phillips Academy students discover common interests
- Write your own success stories, students told
- State of city deadline missed again
- Retiring moderator's advice: 'Stay out of arguments'
- Man facing child porn charges said that he attended Merrimack
- Lantigua fails to file campaign finance reports
- Methuen, Lawrence Democrats to elect state convention delegates
- Councilor withdraws customer service crackdown
- Moran planning a run for 17th Essex Representative
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