Eagle Radio News Headlines Fri Nov 1, 2013 After learning of a report concerning numerous irregularities during the recent primary election in the City of Lawrence, Common Cause a good-government advocacy group has decided to send observers to watch over Tuesdays mayoral election in Lawrence. -- A former Lowell Police Officer is $642,000 wealthier today after the City of Lowell ended its long-running legal battle with him over a discrimination suit. 55 year old Robert Alvarez of Methuen initially sued the city of Lowell in January 2006, claiming years of discrimination due to his race. -- What was initially thought to be a pellet gun turned out to be a 9 mm handgun that a Pelham, NH man fired out a window on Wednesday night during an argument. James Spaziano of Fairview Drive in Pelham appeared in Salem District Court yesterday to face charges of reckless conduct. -- Jonathan Smith, 21 year old man from Lowell is facing assault charges after his former girlfriend told him he wasnt the father of her 8-month-old child. -- Police in Nashua, N.H. are reporting that a loose razor blade was found in a childs bag during trick-or-treating on Halloween. The incident happened between 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the area of Broad Street. Parents have been asked to carefully inspect and check their childrens candy and bags for any suspicious items. -- Tyngsboro Police arrested 28 year old Gergana Micova of Manchester, N.H at Enterprise Bank on Wednesday afternoon, she is accused of passing bad checks throughout the area. -- Home owners in Salem, NH are receiving an early Christmas present from the New Hampshire Department of Revenue. The Administration announced yesterday that it has set Salems 2013 tax rate at $20.46 per $1,000 of assessed value - saving the average homeowner $34 dollars -- The days of tax-free purchases on Amazon are over for Massachusetts residents. As of today, the states 6.25 percent sales tax applies to purchases made on the online retail site.
Posted on: Fri, 01 Nov 2013 16:58:53 +0000
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