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3 drivers face charges for highway racing
MERRIMAC -- Three Lawrence residents face up to 21/2 years in jail after being charged by police with racing on Interstate 495 south in Merrimac early Tuesday morning, weaving in and out of lanes at speeds in excess of 90 mph. Cauly A. Abreu, 21, 400 South
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3 drivers face charges for highway racing
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Friday BASEBALL: Newburyport at Beverly, 4 p.m.; Cambridge at Amesbury, 4 p.m.; Whittier Tech at Pentucket, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL: Newburyport at North Andover, 6:30 p.m.; Pentucket at Masconomet, 3:45 p.m.; Andover vs. Amesbury, 5 p.m. (Methuen Tournament
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Kicking it to the next level
John Lennon once wrote, "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans." But sometimes, those plans can come back for you. Newburyport's Liz Frame, 53, grew up listening to such musicians as B.B. King, Jimmie Rodgers, The Weavers a
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Kicking it to the next level
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NRA takes its fight to the extreme right
Anyone who perhaps hoped new leadership at the National Rifle Association would bring a chance for dialogue on the gun issue should think again. James Porter, an Alabama attorney who makes his living defending gun manufacturers in lawsuits, took over
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NRA takes its fight to the extreme right
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NOAA: Don't take it out on monitors
Top regulators of New England's endangered fishing industry have asked the region's fishermen not to take out their frustrations over regulatory rules and low catch limits on the onboard, federally-commissioned catch observers who monitor what they p
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NOAA: Don't take it out on monitors




