I mentioned in 2 Minutes the other day that longtime Lawrence business Priscilla Candies would be closing unless a new owner steps up to buy from retiring owners Harriet and Norman Cooper. Bill Kirk has the full story in today’s Eagle-Tribune and I polished off video footage from my visit to Priscilla the other day to give you a better look at the operation. It’s truly a great tradition the Coopers had been keeping alive.
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I head out into the fairgrounds to talk food — and boy is there a lot of it.
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It was a long night at the Golnik campaign in Westford as supporters waited for official word that their man had won the primary. But when it finally came after well after 10 p.m., they were pumped. Golnik really laid down the direction his campaign will take in the next 49 days — going after Niki Tsongas’ voting record and looking to rally those who want to see the 5th District — and the country — take a different direction.
It’s definitely worth a listen for anyone keeping an eye on this race.
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Here’s a quick look at what’s happening in The Eagle-Tribune newsroom Monday, June 7, 2010.
A tractor trailer rollover on Route 28 at Interstate 495 turned over a load of 44,000 pounds of juice this morning slowing down traffic for awhile.
Also, I take a quick look at this past weekend’s wild weather that really hit Andover and North Andover hard.
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Here’s a quick look at what’s happening in The Eagle-Tribune newsroom Friday, June 4, 2010.
We’ve been working all morning on covering a standoff in Lawrence with an armed man in a bar. Also today some good news in the story of a missing New Hampshire teen who has been found — and he’s OK.
I also talk about my own Sunday Eagle-Tribune story looking at a drug addict’s tale and the family that is left looking for answers.
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