Online Plus Edition Saturday-Sunday, August 14-15, 2004
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SALEM -- You've never seen Bambi behave like this. Taking a page out of "Ripley's," a displaced deer ran down a pedestrian in the center of Salem yesterday, as the 59-year-old woman was attempting to cross Washington and Lynde streets in front of the Post Office. SALEM -- A Peabody man who robbed a Newburyport bank, led police on a wild chase in a septic truck and was finally captured in a stolen camper the next morning, will face federal charges, a prosecutor said yesterday. 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. State education officials are concerned that dozens of severely disabled students on the North Shore may not have taken the MCAS last year as required. Last week, The Salem News introduced readers to martial arts instructor Anthony Pasquale and his mission to record a million acts of kindness by next May. Here is a sample of good deeds we've heard about so far: |
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