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Crafts in the Park: Sunshine, crafts draw crowd
Lilly Santangelo, 9, of Andover looks over a pink flamingo marionette puppet being sold by Wee-People during the annual Crafts in the Park event held in downtown Andover.
With glorious weather, scores of shoppers enjoyed last Saturday's Crafts in the Park event, held outdoors. About 125 vendors took part.
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"I would say we had a great outcome and a big crowd. Surely the biggest in a while. The vendors were all very happy and successful. Everyone seemed to do well," organizer Petra Collins said in an email. -
Community cheers Citizens Who Care
Angela and Jim Alex were greeted by a standing ovation as they came to the stage at the Rotary Club of Andover's Citizens Who Care gala. Joining his parents, their son Charlie, was overheard saying, "Honestly, this is overwhelming."
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DIAPER DANDY
Young Shawsheen School students have offered a helping hand - and clean diapers - to needy families.
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The Shawsheen School brought over two packed carloads of diapers, wipes, and school supplies to the YWCA of Greater Lawrence on May 4. -
Andover High Baccalaureate Service encourages participation from seniors
The Andover High School Baccalaureate Service was started over 30 years ago by a group of people who felt strongly about helping young people connect with and appreciate their gift of faith. This year the service will be held on Sunday, June 3 from 7 to 8 p.m. at Free Christian Church on Elm Street.
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Paul and Betty: Stookeys bring 'One Light' music
"One Light, Many Candles" will be performed May 19 by the Rev. Betty Stookey and singer/songwriter Noel Paul Stookey, who was part of the folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary.
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Brazil native Machado a star on court, in class
Eduardo Machado, a native of Brazil, has emerged as a star for the Andover volleyball team and he ranks in the top 10 percent of his senior class.
- Andover High Roundup: Girls lacrosse tops powerhouse
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