Allegra Boverman/Gloucester Daily Times Kat Brown, a landscaper from Lanesville who also volunteers doing landscaping at Plum Cove Elementary School, was cleaning up and preparing one of the flower beds at the school on Wednesday. A few tulip bulbs were already poking up from the earth. Allegra Boverman/Gloucester Daily Times
Edward and Sandra Palmquist of Rockport sit outside on their stoop on Wednesday afternoon on Railroad Avenue enjoying the warmth of the sun. Their brightly colored door reflects the sun, too, and makes their steps warm."As soon as the sun hits the door, we're out here with our coffee," Sandra said.
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Spring was in the air Wednesday, with temperatures ranging into the high 50s across Cape Ann, and those sunny or partly skies, according to the National Weather Service, should continue today and Friday, though temperatures will fall.
As to Saturday’s forecast, however, be on the lookout. Predictions call for rain and snow showers.
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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