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Hellraisers Jouranal: Ipswich Police fire on strikers, one woman killed.
Friday June 12, 1903 Morenci, Arizona - Federal troops break copper strike. Federal troops arrived in Morenci yesterday along with six companies of the National Guard of Arizona.
Wednesday Jun 12 | Daily Kos
We Never Forget: June 10, 1913 Ipswich, Massachusetts
On Tuesday June 10, 1913 in Ipswich, Massachusetts, Nicholetta Paudelopoulou left Brown's Essex Mill at the end of her work day and walked down the street to the Ipswich Hosiery Mill.
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NoveList and TLC Expand Relationship to Include ILS Integration into NoveList Select
NoveList, a division of EBSCO Information Services announced a new seamless ILS integration with NoveList Select, its catalog enrichment resource.
Where to Pick-Your-Own Strawberries in and Near Hamilton and Wenham
Strawberry season has begun! Despite the rain, strawberry season has started at several local farms.
Sustainable Energy Strategies , an organization providing consulting services to the alternative fuel industry, has hired David J. Gelman as the new vice president.
Cheer on Trail Racers or Enjoy Time with Your Dog This Weekend
Summer is expected to arrive in full force this weekend, and there's plenty of events on the weekend calendar to enjot the outdoors.
Agawam High bands celebrate silver awards
Massachusetts Instrumental and Choral Conductors Association State Concert and Choral Festival adjudicator Tom Seddon, director of orchestral studies and wind ensemble conductor at the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, shares his observations with the Agawam High School Symphony Band at a post-performance clinic.
Tickets for Wolves to Whales excursion almost sold out
There is still time to scoop up a ticket or two for a chance of a lifetime day trip to both visit with wolves and enjoy a whale watch on Saturday, June 1, 2013.
House OKs moving 17-year-olds into juvenile-justice system
The House unanimously passed legislation Wednesday that would move 17-year-old offenders into the juvenile-justice system in Massachusetts, ending the practice of routinely incarcerating 17-year-olds in adult corrections facilities.
House OK's change to juvenile court system
The Massachusetts House unanimously passed legislation Wednesday that would move 17-year-old offenders into the juvenile justice system, ending the practice of routinely incarcerating them in adult correctional facilities.