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Top Haverhill Gazette News

North Andover · North Andover

Valley Revolt: Minute men answered the alarm

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

NORTH ANDOVER — The Revolutionary War reenactors, toting muskets and powder horns, stood in the dooryard of the Parson Barnard House on a soggy morning last week.See the Story

Haverhill, Massachusetts · Haverhill

Deceased man recovered from Merrimack River identified as 71-year-old Lowell resident

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

HAVERHILL — A deceased man who was recovered from the Merrimack River last week has been identified as Leon Langlais, 71, of Lowell, according to the Essex County District Attorney’s Office.See the Story

Haverhill, Massachusetts · Haverhill

Boots on the ground; school officials take trip to Marine Corps training camp

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Last month, educators were dishing out chapter quizzes on war novels like “The Things They Carried,” and “All Quiet on the Western Front.” But, last week, those same teachers and instructors returned home from their own boot camp, with sore…See the Story

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