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Alleged sex trafficker to be arraigned in higher court on Oct. 14 (opens the original)
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METHUEN â A woman will be arraigned next month in Essex Superior Court on charges of sex trafficking more than a year after her arrest. Suping Zhu, 39, is being charged with trafficking a person for sexual servitude, deriving support from prostitution and keeping a house of prostitution. She was the manager of the Beauty Garden Spa on 5 Wallace St., according to police. See our e-edition for a full replica of todayâs newspaper. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, see special digital-only news â alo
Methuen students see success in AP courses (opens the original)
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METHUEN â About 74% of students who took Advanced Placement (AP) courses last school year received passing grades. On Monday, public school officials celebrated an increase in the passing rate from 71% the previous year, as well as other studentsâ successes as the district continues to grow its AP program. See our e-edition for a full replica of todayâs newspaper. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, see special digital-only news â along with entertainment, TV listings, comics and puzzles â in a
Schools seek foundation steering committee members (opens the original)
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METHUEN â An independent foundation could give the district a leg up in finding funding and help the school reach more members of the community. Officials have opened an interest form for prospective members of a steering committee that would guide the creation of the Methuen Education Foundation, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations Brian Marques said during a Monday School Committee meeting. See our e-edition for a full replica of todayâs newspaper. On Tuesdays and Saturdays,
Salem receiving $281K for paramedic training (opens the original)
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SALEM, N.H. â Local paramedic training will get a $281,636 boost from Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funding. The grant was awarded last week and is among $3.6 million from the federal Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) program going to New Hampshire first responders this year, according to FEMAâs website. The program provides funding for municipal departments and other emergency responders for training, gear, vehicles and other resources. Granite Solutions is a reporting pro
GLTS superintendent promises more collaboration (opens the original)
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METHUEN â For the last two years the City Council has voted against the budget appropriations for Greater Lawrence Technical School (GLTS), with the majority of councilors in the spring expressing outrage over a predicted $500,000 increase in the cityâs required contribution, among other complaints. On Monday, GLTS Superintendent John Lavoie returned to city hall to address the councilâs concerns months ahead of the next budget season, discuss how to improve collaboration and to apologize
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