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Northampton police news

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Thefts reported from vehicles at dog park NORTHAMPTON — Police are urging people visiting the dog park on Burts Pit Road not to leave valuables in their cars after receiving two reports in two days of thefts from vehicles. Northampton Police Det. Patrick Moody said the car breaks at the dog park are “picking up with the nice weather.” “People shouldn’t leave valuables in their cars,” he said Sunday. “These … 0

Officer shot in bombing wants to work

Sunday, May 19, 2013

BOSTON — With a bullet still in his body, the police officer who survived a showdown with the Boston Marathon bombing suspects says he’s determined to return to duty. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Officer Richard Donahue says he’s getting stronger day by day after surviving a gunshot that severed his femoral artery. If it turns out his injury is from friendly police fire, … 0

NH troopers selling “Boston Strong” shirts

Sunday, May 19, 2013

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire state troopers are raising money for Boston Marathon victims with their own version of a “Boston Strong” T-shirt. The front of the T-shirt sports a logo reading “Boston Strong” and the date of the bombings: 4-15-13. The back of the shirt is imprinted with “New Hampshire Troopers Association.” Troopers association officials say they’re donating 100 percent of … 0

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Northampton High School junior Anna Moore, left, runs Saturday in the 4x800 meter relay event during the Western Massachusetts Division I Track Championship at Holyoke High School. Northampton High School freshman Sierra Loomis runs of the track after passing the baton, at right. SARAH CROSBY Northampton wins girls track title; Amherst rallies to second
Taj-Amir Torres of Amherst Regional High School, left, leads Saturday during the 100 meter dash event at the Western Massachusetts Division I Track Championship at Holyoke High School. Oushane Lewis of Central High School, center, and John Ferrera of Ludlow follow behind. SARAH CROSBY Chicopee Comp overtakes Amherst to win boys track title
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