Mario Zanetti, 18 months, of Manchester, excitedly stumbles toward Sara Collins, children's librarian at Manchester Public Library, as she reads "Happy Birthday To You" by Dr. Seuss in celebration of the author's birthday on Friday morning. Jesse Poole
The Lorax speaks with student Nathan Duda on Friday morning. Joe McDonough, fifth-grade teacher at Manchester Memorial Elementary School, dresses as the Dr. Seuss character in celebration of Read Across America and the author's birthday on Friday. Jesse Poole
Joanne Grella, kindergarten teacher at Manchester Memorial Elementary School, sits in the "reading rocker" and reads Dr. Seuss' "My Many Colored Days" to her students, who are well-dressed for the occasion. Jesse Poole
Sara Collins, left and in the hat, children's librarian at Manchester Public Library, reads a couple of booksby Dr. Seuss Friday in celebration of the author's birthday. Jesse Poole
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MANCHESTER — It was a 'Seussical" kind of day in town yesterday.
At Manchester Memorial Elementary School, a rocking chair was scheduled to be rocked and read on all day Friday by adults in celebration of Read Across America and Dr. Seuss's birthday.
At Manchester Public Library, preschools and their caregivers also listened to Seuss stories.
The District Attorney's office remained silent Tuesday about the ongoing investigation into a death outside a building in the Pond View Apartments complex over the weekend, and police have yet to make an arrest. But a neighbor and witness who heard a
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The sentences handed down to a Gloucester woman and her boyfriend for sexually abusing the woman's 8-year-old daughter, were reduced as the result of new trials, with the former verdicts thrown out and each defendant still pleading guilty but with le
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MANCHESTER -- Two first-time political candidates -- Robert Hoff, Jr., and Eli Boling -- earned seats on Manchester's Board of Selectmen last night, beating out veteran School Committee member Ann Harrison to take the slots vacated by current board m
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