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Scratch tickets worth $10,000 stolen at mall
PEABODY — An estimated $10,000 worth of scratch tickets were stolen from a newsstand at the Northshore Mall.
A robber broke into the Gateway News kiosk right after the 9:30 p.m. closing Wednesday and grabbed the lottery tickets, according to police. - Cops vs. codgers in Jimmy Fund benefit ball game
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Scratch tickets worth $10,000 stolen at mall
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Best of the Best: Bondelevitch turned Swampscott into a football dynasty unmatched in North Shore annals
Swampscott High football coaching legend Stan Bondelevitch had a flair for the dramatic.
Virtually anyone who wore a Big Blue uniform on Bondelevitch's watch from 1953-76 and again from 1983-86 can recount his fiery and emotional locker room speeches. They've become part of the Big Blue lore. - Duggan named captain of Wisconsin women's hockey team
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Letter: New Lowe's will be asset to community
To the editor:
I am writing this letter to voice my support for the new Lowe's and Walmart expansion in Salem. I feel the new stores will bring in new revenue to the city and help the city's economy.
Lowe's has been a good partner with other cities it has been associated with and will be a good fit in Salem also. It will promote more competition given the fact Home Depot is nearby; and if prices come down, that will be a good thing for all. It will also promote good customer service with two businesses looking for customers. - Jay Ambrose: Beck rally signals political change in the wind
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Letter: New Lowe's will be asset to community
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Olive Garden could bring 100 jobs to Danvers
DANVERS — A much anticipated Olive Garden restaurant may soon spring up along Route 114, according to a plan filed with the Planning Board.
The Italian-themed restaurant would not only add to the number of eateries in town, it would bring 100 full- and part-time jobs with it, Senior Planner Kate Day said. - Husband and wife run businesses next to each other
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Olive Garden could bring 100 jobs to Danvers
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