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 Cops: Pepperell boy accidentally run over by Bobcat driven by brother By Robert Mills MediaNews PEPPERELL -- A 12-year-old Pepperell boy was flown to a Boston hospital with multiple broken bones in his legs after he slipped on ice and was run over by a Bobcat front-end loader that his 9-year-old brother was using to move snow. Full Story |
AYER NEWS  Juno slams New England Local snow totals hit and often exceed two feet as the blizzard of 2015 strikes By Jon Bishop jbishop@nashobapub.com AYER/HARVARD/DEVENS -- Winter Storm Juno blasted through New England Monday night and Tuesday, dropping snow totals as high as 30-plus inches. Full Story |
PEPPERELL NEWS  Towns weather blizzard of 2015 Pepperell, Townsend highway crews out in full force TOWNSEND/PEPPERELL -- A predicted snow fall of two to three feet meant towns spent time making sure equipment and procedures were in place and ready to go. Full Story |
GROTON NEWS  Blizzard of 2015 all in a days work Despite multiple feet of snowfall, Groton DPW manages with storm GROTON -- Contrary to expectations, snow removal in town during the blizzard of Jan. 26-27 turned out to be a routine matter for Department of Public Works director Tom Delaney and his crew of drivers. Full Story |
SHIRLEY NEWS  Shirley weathers a whopper of a snowstorm, no problem SHIRLEY -- Snow fell thick and fast all day and continued into the evening hours, piling up 36 inches before ending Tuesday night, according to DPW Foreman Paul Farrar's measure for the town of Shirley. Full Story |
TOWNSEND NEWS  Towns weather blizzard of 2015 Pepperell, Townsend highway crews out in full force TOWNSEND/PEPPERELL -- A predicted snow fall of two to three feet meant towns spent time making sure equipment and procedures were in place and ready to go. Full Story |
SPORTS  North Middlesex hockey hasn't missed a beat When the North Middlesex Regional ice hockey team made the jump from Division 3A state champion to Division 3 this winter, head coach Mike McCarthy didn't quite know how his team would handle the elevated competition. Full Story |
HARVARD NEWS  Juno slams New England Local snow totals hit and often exceed two feet as the blizzard of 2015 strikes By Jon Bishop jbishop@nashobapub.com AYER/HARVARD/DEVENS -- Winter Storm Juno blasted through New England Monday night and Tuesday, dropping snow totals as high as 30-plus inches. Full Story |
LIFESTYLES  In Good Taste Winter lasagna By Dianne Bunis This baked lasagna gets it's divine taste from fresh herbs and veggies like, spinach, carrots, broccoli and onions plus sausage combined with low fat cheeses to make it lighter and healthier. Full Story |
 (AP) FBI releases photos of San Francisco gold nugget thieves SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The FBI has released photos made from surveillance video of three masked thieves stealing historic gold nuggets on display at a San Francisco bank museum after ramming a stolen SUV through its revolving door. Full Story |
 (Frank Wiese/AP) Lawyer says Suge Knight was behind wheel in deadly crash COMPTON, Calif. (AP) — Death Row Records founder Marion "Suge" Knight accidentally ran over and killed a friend and injured another man on Thursday as he fled attackers, his lawyer said. Full Story |
 (AP Photo/CBS, Lou Bopp) David Letterman wants Jay Leno to appear on show Former “Tonight Show” host has been invited to appear with old rival before CBS host retires in May. |
