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John Young, a mathematics teacher at the Pingree School in South Hamilton, has been competing in triathlon races throughout the summer and tomorrow will take part in the Witch City Triathlon starting at Forest River Park in Salem at 7 a.m.
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110 homes to be built
The long-planned construction of more than 100 single-family homes off Bartholomew Street will begin June 1.
"We're going to be putting people to work," said developer David Solimine. "Peabody is a solid town, a desirable town, and we think now is the time to start again." -
SAFE AND SOUND
1Yesterday, Mayor Kim Driscoll welcomed home firefighter Kevin O'Boyle on his return from a tour of duty in Kunar Province in Northeast Afghanistan, one of the deadliest regions along the border with Pakistan.
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Beverly council rejects mayor's trash fee hike
BEVERLY — Mayor Bill Scanlon's proposal to raise the trash fee this year has ended up in the trash heap.
The City Council voted Monday night to keep the annual fee at $100 for residents and $300 for businesses, rejecting Scanlon's request for a 40 percent increase. -
Senators tack on amendments to budget
Today the Massachusetts Senate begins the arduous process of considering nearly 700 amendments tacked onto the $32 billion state budget — 63 of them put there by North Shore Sens. Bruce Tarr, R-Gloucester, and Fred Berry, D-Peabody.
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Photo Gallery: 2012 Graduations
Images of the Class of 2012 for North Shore high schools, colleges and universities. Updated throughout the graduation season.
- Danvers health plan switch to save $200K
- School Committee is only contested race in Hamilton
- Liquor license for Turner's moves step closer
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- Local students earn master's degrees at Salem State
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- Safe for a year
- Firefighter acts as human shield from flames
- Anti-turbine group gets boost from Falmouth
- Town Meeting OKs most articles
- 'Quiz Show' team triumphs over competition
- HSI gives out awards for preservation
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- Higgins Middle School honor roll
- Salem State University 2012 graduates
- Church grotto sparks controversy
- Crash victim dies despite heroic rescue effort
- Prep graduates headed down different paths
- Danvers gears up for lengthy rail-trail party
- Woman charged with trying to infect landlord
- Man trapped in two-car accident
- Wild chase ends in suspect's capture
- Salem State University graduations
- Endicott College graduation
- Gordon College awards 361 bachelor's degrees, 34 master's
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110 homes to be built
