MARBLEHEAD - When a typical 13-year-old girl throws a sleepover party, noise complaints are limited to her parents complaining about the incessant giggling.
The last time Jessica Prouty threw a sleepover, neighbors called the police. Then again. And a third time. Prouty and her friends said it wasn't all fruitless: Their band got to practice, and some of the police officers thought they'd bring their friends by to hear the band play some day.
The last time Jessica Prouty threw a sleepover, neighbors called the police. Then again. And a third time. Prouty and her friends said it wasn't all fruitless: Their band got to practice, and some of the police officers thought they'd bring their friends by to hear the band play some day.
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