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ROCKPORT RAMBLINGS -- A river otter struck by a car near the Gloucester/Rockport line on Nugent's Stretch has been preserved in almost lifelike form at Halibut Point State Park.
Rockport police notes
Rockport goings on
IPSWICH - John Hooker stumbled into the priesthood by chance. His career as a concert organist was just taking off when a debilitating muscular disease clipped it short.
Essex goings on
Birth notices
District Court notes
Engagement announcements
A pick-up truck hit a midtown woman standing outside a Washington Street convenience store and kept going at 5 p.m. yesterday, police said.
Judge to begin ordering lawyers to represent indigent defendants
Gloucester goings on
The state Department of Environmental Protection yesterday heard citizen watchdog Stevan Goldin ask it to overturn local permits for an impending $3 million odor control project at the sewer treatment plant on Essex Avenue.
Gloucester people
Police Notes
Gloucester religious services listings
Reunion announcements
Kerry, Bush both members of elite Yale secret society
SJC issues landmark ruling in "light cigarette" lawsuit
An arbitrator has ruled that it is discriminatory for the University of Massachusetts to extract a $65-per-semester fee from foreign students.
Worthy Causes
Manchester police notes
Manchester goings on
North Shore goings on
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