Eagle Archives, Feb. 13, 1959: Officer Martin Fahey, No. 1 badge, retiring
Eagle Archives, Feb. 13, 1959: An era will end when Marty Fahey turns in his gun and the No. 1 badge of the Pittsfield Police Department.
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Eagle Archives, Feb. 13, 1959: An era will end when Marty Fahey turns in his gun and the No. 1 badge of the Pittsfield Police Department.
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