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The Final Cut a " Gus the Barber ends a long career on Revere Street
For the past several decades, therea s one barber on Revere Street who has been a cut above everyone else - and that would be Gus Pecoraro, otherwise known as Gus the Barber.
State orders trims in voke school budget
Under pressure from the state, the Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational School District has cut more than $850,000 with its latest budget proposal and sent new assessment bills to the 12 cities and towns that send students to its high school.
Catalogue of the extensive dramatic collection of the late James H....
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Stimulus dollars set for family housing
The Metropolitan Boston Housing Partnership and Heading Home will use $4.5 million in federal stimulus funds to move more than 700 homeless families being sheltered in area motels and hotels into housing.
Officials: Mass. Fatal Shooting Justified
Share + Nov 13, 2009 8:08 pm US/Eastern MALDEN, Mass. Authorities say Malden police officers were justified to fatally shoot a 20-year-old man who struck two officers while attempting to flee a traffic stop with a stolen vehicle.
12 indicted in attacks at club in Back Bay
Seven suspects were indicted on second-degree murder charges yesterday for their roles in a fight in August outside a Back Bay nightclub that led to the death of a 22-year-old Hyde Park father, said Jake Wark, spokesman for the Suffolk district attorney.
GloucesterTimes.com, Gloucester, MA
The state Board of Education gave little indication to angry parents and educators at City Hall Saturday that it will revoke its approval of the Gloucester Community Arts Charter School.
Kids enjoy a fall hike in the Fells
We're not big backpackers or campers, but my wife and I do try, as much as weather, busy weekend schedules, and our exceedingly suburban lifestyle will allow, to get the kids out for an occasional walk in the woods.
Mass. Father Of Boy In Cancer Case Dies In Crash
Share + Nov 7, 2009 5:47 pm US/Eastern SALEM, Mass. A motorcycle crash has killed the father of an autistic Massachusetts boy who died after his mother allegedly withheld cancer medication.
EagleTribune.com, North Andover, MA
Column: Evil, greed, lurk in the halls of power
"Hold the dark holiday in your palms, Bite it, swallow it, and survive, Come out the far black tunnel of El Dia de Muerte And be glad, oh so glad you are ... alive!" From "The Halloween Tree" by Ray Bradbury In my backyard, my Halloween tree, a double maple, glows like fire at peak color.
Area municipalities relieved by Patrick's local aid plans
Area municipal leaders are breathing a sigh of relief after Governor Deval Patrick spared cities and towns from the brunt of the spending cuts he announced last week.
Self-Regulated Learning and Internet Searching
WorldCat frowe Abstract As the Internet becomes a resource in the classroom, students must learn to glean maximally from that information using skills that enhance their understandings.
As need soars, free clinics on front lines of a Crisisa
"The economic situation has hit people hard," said Karin Segal, clinical coordinator at a MetroWest Free Medical Program clinic in Sudbury, which is seeing 60 percent more patients than last year.
Malden school teacher wins Patriot tickets for life
A Malden school teacher and lifelong New England Patriots fan is the first Massachusetts Lottery player to win a pair of season tickets for life in the football team's new instant game.
Bankruptcy filing stalls sale of Super 88 chain
Three potential buyers each claim to have deals to buy some or all of Super 88's stores.
Medford, Mystic River Communities Receive State Grants
Rivers Edge Park, pictured above, was recently developed along with office buildings and an apartment complex along the Malden River in Medford.
Three families dominate politics in Malden
Politics is a family affair in Malden - some say a three-family affair. The Fallons, Luceys, and Spadaforas have wielded power in local government for decades.
NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA
The following items were recorded in the log of the Amesbury police: Blake R. Smith, 18, 10 Summer St., Amesbury, was arrested Tuesday at 2:51 p.m., charged with domestic assault and battery.
Strength in numbers a " Three strong candidates emerge in Ward 4
This election season, incumbents and challengers have been at each othera s throats in every political race except one.
Day care sex abuse case haunts Mass Senate race
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley, the Democratic frontrunner to fill Ted Kennedy's Senate seat, didn't prosecute the notorious Fells Acres Day Care case.