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Reply(1) ANDOVER, MA — Claudia Bach did not want to return to Andover Public Schools. When Sheldon Berman announced he would be stepping down as superintendent, Bach, a former superintendent who lives in the district, started getting calls asking her to run for the interim role. "Becoming the next superintendent, even the interim one, was not what I was thinking about," Bach said. Subscribe She said no. When she had stepped down as superintendent in 2010, she decided not to have her name added to a statewide pool of interim superintendent candidates. She was busy with other things. And obv...

Reply(1) (Neal McNamara/Patch) AYER, MA — Authorities have released the identity of the woman killed in a crash on Jan. 8, as Erika Floyd, 57 of Ayer. Now Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Ayer Chief of Police William Murray are asking for the public's help in their investigation. Just before 6 a.m. Jan. 8, several people called 911 to report a crash on Littleton Road in Ayer. Subscribe When police got there, they found a gray Subaru Forester and a white commercial box truck on the front lawns of two homes along Littleton Road. The front and driver's sides of both were significa...

U.S. COVID-19 Deaths Hit Another One-Day High; More Than 4,300 - Across America, US - The U.S. death toll from COVID-19 has eclipsed 380,000, and is closing in fast on the number of Americans killed in World War II.

Reply(1) Ohio has settled a lawsuit with a group accused of ripping off veterans. (Shutterstock) COLUMBUS, OH — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has settled a lawsuit accusing an organization of stealing money intended to help wounded veterans. Healing Heroes, based in Florida, was being sued by 11 states. The multistate lawsuit claimed the group solicited donations to aid veterans of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but instead pocketed the money. "Ohioans always answer the call when our veterans need help and thought they were doing so here," Yost said. "But this wasn't a charity. It was d...

Reply “Finding Hope on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day – A Town Hall on Understanding the COVID-19 Vaccine” is scheduled for January 18. (University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health) Nearly one year into the global pandemic, the COVID-19 virus is still raging across our nation. Next Monday, the University of Maryland Medical System will be recognizing the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Observance with a statewide virtual conversation via Zoom featuring multiple physician experts discussing COVID-19 vaccine issues, concerns and questions. "Finding Hope on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr....