GloucesterTimes.com, Gloucester, MA Home 2012-05-27T04:38:26-04:00 urn:uuid:9511b194-f906-4fd6-a548-4369e7625104 Casey Anthony to be freed by late July or early August urn:uuid:ed4bc389-cebb-436e-8e49-de36c0c13af1 2011-07-07T10:21:14-04:00 <p> &#160;A judge sentenced Casey Anthony this morning to four years for lying to investigators but says she can go free in late July or early August because she has already served nearly three years in jail and has had good behavior.</p> Cat stuck in tree Catherine Stollak urn:uuid:7e26d63a-6107-470a-8d43-6021450aa67f 2010-06-20T19:13:39-04:00 local_story_264130039.html urn:uuid:f73c5f10-954e-4d30-904d-1c51d823f175 2009-09-21T13:03:00-04:00 VIDEO:Cops Raid Laboy's Office urn:uuid:2662e23f-c928-4d0e-bc43-1b1d7fdbb687 2009-06-20T06:12:00-04:00 State and local police confiscated computers and other items from the offices of School Superintendent Wilfredo Laboy last night following allegations of "financial improprieties." School Committee considers cutting librarian By Dan Dourian , Correspondent urn:uuid:ae74093e-d727-4613-a6be-cad587479180 2008-01-31T09:39:47-05:00 MANCHESTER - The Manchester Essex Regional School Committee will consider cutting more than $26,000 from school libraries' budget at its meeting Tuesday, which would eliminate one position and leave a single librarian splitting time between two buildings. City Hall repairs slowly reducing tower's tilt By Richard Gaines , Staff writer urn:uuid:8314ec26-65d6-4480-99ba-a2a2dd5cba83 2008-01-30T09:39:48-05:00 The top of City Hall's 126-foot bell tower is tilting a little bit less every day now. Giving back: J.J.'s parents open their salon to help fire victims By Kristen Grieco , Staff writer urn:uuid:bd959562-96b3-4b47-9b50-60e37c2eb254 2008-01-29T09:39:48-05:00 When J.J. Nicastro was in intensive care, suffering from a fast-moving virus that attacked his heart, the community reached out. Children sold refreshments at lemonade stands, hundreds turned up for vigils and a benefit concert was held in his honor. Growing seeds in silence; Deaf man opens Magnolia store dedicated to unusual plants By Kristen Grieco , Staff writer urn:uuid:b3fa5209-545c-46e9-934e-df6259ad2f5e 2008-01-28T09:39:16-05:00 A visitor to The Silent Seed can open the door with a loud squeak and slam it behind them. A few feet away, hunched over his indoor flower bed, owner Jude Platteborze will never look up. Welcome to 'septic limbo'; Residents remain in the city's, state's pinch By Richard Gaines , Staff writer urn:uuid:9d7a3fa2-bf7a-4ae2-b4ff-945261f80dc4 2008-01-26T09:39:35-05:00 What a group of homeowners in an all-but-invisible East Gloucester enclave has been living through for nearly a decade now is commonly, but incorrectly, called "sewer limbo." Author delights Rockport elementary pupils Staff writer urn:uuid:39c36493-136c-4950-9c6e-c78a5a8e9aca 2008-01-25T09:39:20-05:00 ROCKPORT - Children's author and Newbery Award-winning illustrator Timothy Basil Ering delighted Rockport Elementary School students yesterday, spending the entire day at the school talking to them about his life, career and what inspires his work.