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• Updates on Andover stories from 2008: What happened to... (The Andover Townsman)

  The flooded dentist Dr. Charles McQuade, a dentist with an office at 10 Main St., was forced out of his basement-level office due to flooding on Friday, Sept. 26. Like a good Novacaine, Orthodontist Jeffrey Leonard, whose office is on Chestnut Street, came to the rescue and graciously invited McQuade to temporarily set up his office on Chestnut Street. McQuade is on vacation this week, but an ...

• News briefs (The Andover Townsman)

  Blood drive at temple is Jan. 13 The American Red Cross is asking people to start a new tradition-giving blood. Residents can visit the American Red Cross blood drive at Temple Emanuel, 7 Haggetts Pond Road, Andover, on Tuesday, Jan. 13. Donor hours are from 2 to 7 p.m. and all blood types are needed.

• Town survey results released (The Andover Townsman)

  Andover's biggest problem last year was automobile speeders, at least according to those who responded to a town survey. Earlier this fall, 672 Andover residents responded to a survey of how they felt about their town, its services and government. The preliminary results of the 2008 Citizen's Survey, released last month, show that opinion has not changed much since the last survey was given in ...

• Waltham 2, Central Catholic 2: Point taken on the ice (The Daily News Tribune)

  You know something a little strange has happened when a preseason league favorite is celebrating a tie on its home ice at the final horn. Yet while the Waltham High boys hockey team had to deal with a little frustration in giving up a late goal for a 2-2 draw against Central Catholic last night at Merrimack College, Hawk coach John Maguire couldn't help but feel comforted when he looked big ...

• Bentley snaps Merrimack's streak (The Eagle-Tribune)

  NORTH ANDOVER — The Merrimack men's basketball team's four-game winning streak was snapped by Bentley University 91-68 last night at the Volpe Gym. The Falcons held a 16-point lead at the half and scored the first 10 points second half to take a 51-25 lead, while Merrimack's Dee Mency was whistled for his fourth foul just 59 seconds in, forcing him to the bench.

• The education of Andrew Barbato (Stoneham Sun)

  After graduating from the Stoneham Theatre education program, 18-year-old Andrew Barbato wanted more. His plan was to study musical theater in college, and with an offer from the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, he was on his way to do just that.

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