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3 days ago · 10/25 Lawrence City Councilor Marc Laplante has been a local hero for many years, selflessly scouring archives, library records, and researching histories of veterans from Lawrence who either lost their lives in the service of our country or were sadly never honored for their bravery.
· Lawrence police are investigating a shots fired incident that happened around 2:40 p.m. Monday. Investigators taped off an area near a Dunkin on Winthrop Avenue.
1 day ago · News from the Merrimack Valley edition of The Eagle-Tribune, covering Lawrence, Methuen, Andover and North Andover.
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LAWRENCE — Officials are opening cooling centers, spray bars and spray parks to help city residents stay cool in a heat wave expected to intensify Wednesday. Cooling centers will be open Wednesday and Thursday, June 19 and 20, from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., said Mayor Brian DePena.
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Lawrence and Salem, New Hampshire, are just a few miles apart. Who is Marvin McClendon Jr.? McClendon is a retired Massachusetts Department of Corrections employee, but Blodgett said he isn't sure if he was working for the state in 1988.
A summary of 2011 state crime statistics cite Lawrence as the city with the 10th highest number of reported violent crimes; a rate that was exacerbated — according to The EagleTribunenewspaper — by the layoffs of nearly 40 police officers at the height of the recession.
The Eagle-Tribunenewspaper in North Andover reports at least one home has been demolished and several others have caught fire amid a problem with a gas line that feeds homes in Andover, North Andover and Lawrence.
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Residents of Lawrence, Mass., are banding together to try to reshape the city’s image, battered by unemployment, high crime rates and investigations of officials.
The Massachusetts police officer made a potentiall life-saving call to his daughter minutes before his own family’s home caught fire, advising everyone to “get out of the house.”few minutes to call his family, The Eagle-Tribunereported.
The Eagle-Tribunenewspaperreports that at least one home has been destroyed and several others have caught fire amid a problem with a gas line that feeds homes in Andover, North Andover and Lawrence, Massachusetts.
Lawrence Police Chief Roy Vasque told The EagleTribune that he's 'never seen anything like this.' Earlier on Thursday, before the explosions, Columbia Gas said in a news release that it was upgrading natural gas lines in neighborhood across the state.
A couple and two children escaped injury when two bullets shattered their bedroom windows in Lawrence on Sunday. The couple and baby were watching television just before 4 p.m. Sunday when a bullet went through the window at 67 Sullivan Ave., the EagleTribunereported.
That came about when the local daily newspaper, the McCurtain Gazette-News, reported on a conversation among several county officials, including the sheriff and a county commissioner, who were caught on tape discussing killing journalists and lynching Black people.
