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Seabrook fire Chief Jeff Brown retiring
SEABROOK — After 10 years as fire chief, eight as deputy chief and 26 as a full-time firefighter, Jeff Brown's calling it a career; he'll retire on June 1.
"It's time," Brown said yesterday. "I graduated from law school eight years ago, but being a firefighter is all I ever wanted to do. I've lived my dream, but it's time to move on. I'm going to practice law. I've always liked helping people; I'll just be doing it in another way." - A dual calling
- District to cut 10.5 teachers
- Timetable set for probing nuclear plant's wall woes
- Feds eye new catch rules on bluefin tuna
- Council votes in favor of tax hikes
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- Financial help offered for Boys and Girls Club summer camp
- Caleigh's family questions cops
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Hot at the right time
NEWBURYPORT — The Newburyport girls lacrosse team made it four wins in a row yesterday against Pentucket, and it was due in no small part to the return of Julia Kipp.
The Clippers (10-4 overall, 7-3 CAL) iced the Sachems (6-8 overall, 4-6 CAL) in a home victory, 15-9. - Local schedule
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- Pentucket clinches tourney with extra-inning win
- Port's Cusack could play in NJCAA World Series
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Local nonprofit helps families fighting cancer
Like countless other women, Amesbury's Sherri Ziomek and Patty Mellon participate in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day walk to raise money for breast cancer research.
The pair of friends created a team of 10 walkers in 2010 and dubbed themselves the Tough Warrior Princesses.
Like many walkers who join them on the 60-mile route over the course of three days, Ziomek and Mellon battled breast cancer. Diagnosed in her late-30s Ziomek had young children. Mellon, who met Ziomek when their children played on the same Little League team, watched her friend go through treatment, offering support and any help she could. - Health fair for seniors tomorrow
- Welcome back, 'Baby': Onore's play returns to Port
- Well-Being: Health care vs. 'sick care'
- Exit Dance celebrates silver anniversary
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Our View: Not registered? It's not your fault
You'd think they have to be kidding. But they're not.
Representatives of something called the Public Agency Voter Registration Project (Project Vote) are suing the commonwealth, claiming that it "has been neglecting its federally-mandated responsibilities to offer tens of thousands of public assistance clients opportunities to register to vote." - Time is right for new schools
- Very vocal minority against LHD
- Time to rethink our 'plastic' lives
- AHS boys soccer parents thank community
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Our View: Not registered? It's not your fault
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Business News in Brief
Perry to join Anna Jaques Hospital
Danielle Perry has been named director of marketing and public relations for Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, effective May 30. In this role, she will be responsible for all marketing and public relations activities in support of the hospital and medical staff's strategic priorities, including showcasing clinical programs and physician practices. - Business News in Brief
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Business News in Brief
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