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HAVERHILL — The good news is students in grades six to 12 received new textbooks this year, so they could give up old books that were in poor shape and contained outdated information.
The bad news is Haverhill still owes more than $300,000 on the books and is uncertain how it will pay the bill.....more>>
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Three booms and three flashes
Tree falls on power lines, startles neighbors in Groveland
Monday, May 12, 2008
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Haverhill police search neighborhoods after shooting
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Haverhill fights lawsuit brought by victim of former library director
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Haverhill: Citywide street-sweeping operation on hold
Mayor will try for money again tomorrow
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GPS thefts — the new crime trend in Haverhill and Valley
Lawrence police use 'bait car' to catch thieves
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Environmentalist visits Haverhill schools
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Groveland Scouts collect old electronics from residents
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Groveland meetings this week
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Haverhill meetings this week
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They 'got in'
Haverhill students among first Notre Dame High grads
Sunday, May 11, 2008
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Trial run prepares Whittier Rehabilitation for the real thing
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Sen. Kerry carries Haverhill straw poll
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Barney Gallagher: Heartfelt memories of a dedicated mom
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Haverhill News in Brief
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Haverhill schools in brief
Saturday, May 10, 2008
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Judge to decide if repeat drunken driver is a danger to society
Friday, May 09, 2008
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Atkinson man, 81, charged with soliciting officer for sex
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'This Old House' plumber visits Haverhill Boys Club
Inspects old building's renovations
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Moving special needs students proposed to save teaching jobs
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School superintendent gets new 3-year contract, $10K raise
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Police charge man, 81, with sexually soliciting undercover male officer at Haverhill park
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Haverhill police investigate car crash, noise complaints
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Haverhill's KidsFest May 18, rain or shine
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Three write-ins elected as Groveland library trustees
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Meet the Georgetown selectman candidates
Thursday, May 08, 2008
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Haverhill superintendent's contract up for approval tonight
Includes three-year extension and $10,000 raise
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Ballot question would let Haverhill voters decide on curbside recycling
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Merrimac write-in winners determined
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Georgetown Town Meeting defeats repeal of wetlands laws
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Police offer free summer camp in Haverhill
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IRS probes Haverhill man's stolen tax return
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Former Haverhill library director sent to prison for sexual abuse of child
Howard Curtis admits guilt
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
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Family of woman killed on highway: Driver not to blame
Investigation into why she was walking on I-495 continues
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TV personality visits Haverhill Boys Club
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Home, car damaged in Haverhill
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
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Boy's injuries fuel public outcry over dangerous dogs
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Haverhill police charge four men with attempted car break
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Haverhill YMCA summer camp accepts registrations
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Guerin loses civil service job
Governor chooses not to reappoint former Haverhill mayor
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Police investigate why Haverhill mom was walking on I-495
She was killed when hit by pickup truck
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Unopposed Groveland candidates
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Groveland voters block road repairs
Monday, May 05, 2008
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Haverhill officers watch for unleashed dogs, owners who fail to clean up
Attacks prompt order from mayor to patrol parks
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They saved Freckles
Students get Fire Department safety mascot working again
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Wildlife experts: Construction didn't force beavers from woods to road where they were killed
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Haverhill police: Thieves stole $500 worth of copper pipe
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Haverhill meetings this week
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