Knee injuries a common occurrence among the North Shore's female athletes Steph Sutherby took a couple of hard dribbles, darted toward the basket along the right baseline and launched a shot midst heavy traffic.
Landing from her sideways leap in the middle of the key, the Ipswich High girls basketball captain let out one big scream, fell to the floor and began writhing in pain....continued
Nocturnal workers shed light on jobs' realities Lobster fishermen have it tough on even the sunniest days. But for those who head out to sea in the dark early morning hours — when the light is tricky and the sea unpredictable — the job can be grueling. ...continued
Gloucester needs to advance plan for buildings, services Sometimes it really does make sense to spend money in the short run to save it in the long run.
Gloucester, unfortunately, doesn't have any money to spend in the short run, let alone over the long haul. That doesn't mean a discussion about a reorganization and realignment of City Hall and the city's police and fire department buildings at a multi-million-dollar cost would be a pointless exercise. ...continued
Florez and his 9 high C's return to Met Opera NEW YORK (AP) — There were plenty of high notes but not quite enough heart as Donizetti's comic romp "La Fille du Regiment" ("The Daughter of the Regiment") returned to the Metropolitan Opera.
The revival of the endearing production by Laurent Pelly, first seen at the Met two seasons ago, opened Saturday night. Peruvian tenor Juan Diego Florez was back to portray the lovesick peasant Tonio, while German soprano Diana Damrau appeared for the first time here as the tomboyish title character, Marie....continued
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