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Gov. Baker Signs Animal Cruelty Legislation

Oct 05, 2018

PAWS 2 strengthens existing laws.

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46 Arrested As FBI, DEA Lead Massive Drug Sweep Of Lawrence, Merrimack Valley

Oct 04, 2018 ● By Bill Gilman

Defendants arrested on drug, gun and immigration charges as part of "Project Safe Neighborhoods"

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Enjoy Coffee With A Tewksbury Cop This Morning At Perfectos, Cumby's

Oct 03, 2018 ● By Bill Gilman

Sponsored Content Tewksbury students will have a chance to have "milk with a cop."

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Opening Of Into Action Recovery Sober House A Major Step In Battle To Save Lives, Families

Oct 02, 2018 ● By Bill Gilman

The admittance of its first guest marks a milestone in a three-year journey.

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Long-Delayed, Trials To Begin For Two Men In Connection To Death Of Tewksbury Teen

Sep 26, 2018 ● By Bill Gilman

Sponsored Content Ethan Costello died of injuries sustained at a Halloween party in 2016.

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Tewksbury Police Nab Two For Trafficking Deadly Fentanyl

Sep 25, 2018 ● By Bill Gilman

Sponsored Content Police confiscate 43 grams of lethal Fentanyl, one suspect held for ICE on immigration charge.

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Baker Nominates Andover Attorney To Circuit Court Bench

Sep 21, 2018

Fraser brings over two decades of private practice experience in the district and superior courts of the Commonwealth

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Moulton, Tsongas Demand Answers From President Of Columbia Gas

Sep 16, 2018 ● By Bill Gilman

Letter to President of Columbia Gas of Massachusetts Demands Answers in Response to Gas Explosion

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AAA Fall Gas Price Forecast: National Gas Price Average To Be A Quarter a Gallon Cheaper Than During Summer

Sep 16, 2018 ● By Theresa Gilman

2018 AAA Gas Watchers Guide Provides Tips to Conserve Fuel and Save Motorists Money

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Governor Baker Proposes Reforms To Protect Public From Dangerous Individuals

Sep 16, 2018 ● By Theresa Gilman

Last week, Governor Charlie Baker filed legislation that will provide law enforcement and prosecutors with additional tools to prosecute people who repeatedly break the law.

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