The district attorney’s office did not assent to “an agreement” to allow Wilfredo Laboy II, the son of former Lawrence School Superintendent Wilfredo Laboy, to plead guilty to perjury in exchange for a one-year sentence of supervised probation. The prosecutor asked for a 21/2 year jail sentence, with one year to serve and the balance suspended for three years. A perjury conviction carries a recommended sentence of 21/2 to 20 years in jail. Laboy II, who committed perjury during a grand jury investigation of his father, was sentenced Tuesday in Salem Superior Court.
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Body recovered said to be sailor
NEWBURYPORT -- A body recovered in the Merrimack River Sunday afternoon at the Newburyport Yacht Club is believed to be the remains of Richard Decker, the German national reported missing in November after he presumably fell into the chilly river and
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Haverhill driver targeted in probe
A Haverhill man has been identified as the driver under investigation in the death of a Salem man who was reportedly struck or run over by a car in the Pond View Village housing complex early Saturday morning. James Hayes, 43, of 125 Ferry St., in Ha
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Bus co. worker accused of stealing over $50,000
NEWBURY -- A Peabody man faces 11 felony charges after allegedly swiping a credit card from his employer and spending more than $50,000 over a period a several weeks. Christopher R. Day, 26, 20 Proctor St., Peabody, is expected to be arraigned June
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- Town Meeting tonight in North Andover
- City refuses to turn over teachers contract
- 'Dough Raiser' at Uno tomorrow
- Haverhill police log
- E-ZPass transponders available at AAA branches
- Children on alert
- Different criteria used in 2009 to fill school board seat
- Dunn's homer dooms Lester, Sox
- D'Agostino to reapply for city solicitor
- Monday, May 20, 2013
- It's best to think before you speak
- Mountain biker airlifted to Boston hospital
- YWCA of Greater Lawrence awarded Komen Cure grant
- Thousands flock to Sheep Shearing Festival
- Baseball delivers future for NECC's Bouvier
- 'Homeless-to-Harvard' woman enthralls graduates
- Sunday, May 19, 2013
- 'It's never too late to pursue your dreams'
- Calif. killer still awaits local trial
- Student overcomes hurdles to graduate from UMass Lowell
- Festival of Trees will celebrate 20 years
- Driver runs light, crashes into four cars
- Lawrence business owner says he's living the American dream
- Missing 'Farm' prisoner found in apartment
- Enterprise Bank branches out in Lawrence
- Police avert Lawrence gunfight
- Saturday, May 18, 2013
- Crackdown on out-of-town cabbies heats up
- Andover using Breathalyzers at school dances
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Body recovered said to be sailor
