Real Estate Transactions for Nov. 23-24
Real Estate Transactions for Nov. 23-24
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A judge pledged to waive fines against Massachusetts striking teachers if they return to classes
BOSTON (AP) — A judge has pledged to waive mounting fines against striking teachers in three Massachusetts communities for Friday if they agree to return to the classroom by Monday. Classrooms remained shuttered in Beverly, Gloucester and Marblehead — three communities north of Boston — ...
Annual Holiday Stroll to be held on Nov. 30
NASHUA - More than 40,000 residents are expected to flood Main Street once again this year for the city’s 29th annual Winter Holiday Stroll. The event began in 1995 with a small group of Nashuans walking by candlelight from City Hall to the Hunt Memorial Building. Nearly three decades ...
Merrimack Rotary to hold annual Christmas Tree Sale
MERRIMACK - The Merrimack Rotary Club will hold its annual Christmas Tree Sale beginning on Nov. 30 at Watson Park, 447 Daniel Webster Hwy. The club will be offering a huge selection of fresh fir trees with all proceeds going to charities. Weekday hours are from 4 to 8 p.m., Saturday hours ...
Souhegan, Campbell capture state football championships
The Telegraph area has two high school football championships to celebrate Saturday. Fourth-ranked Souhegan took a 14-0 lead and held on to beat No. 2 Pelham, 14-11 at Pinkerton Academy's Memorial Field in Derry to win the Division II championship. Sabers QB Michael Fiengo threw for one score ...
Jury deliberates on whether man held down teen while he was raped at youth center in 1990s
MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — A jury began deliberating Friday on whether a New Hampshire man held down a teenage boy while he was raped at a youth detention center in 1998. Bradley Asbury, now 70, served as a house leader at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester. He's accused of ...