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Suspect in Wilmington slaying begged police to save victim
WOBURN -- As Paul DeFilippo lay in a pool of his own blood after his housemate, Joseph DiPrisco, allegedly stabbed him seven times in a fight over rent money, it was DiPrisco who begged emergency personnel to save his friend's life. Full Story

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Breaking News Updated: November 18, 2008 8:39:53 AM EST
	Bus driver in more trouble SHREWSBURY (AP) -- A former school bus driver who ordered a fourth-grader off his bus nearly two miles from home as punishment for changing seats without permission is facing more trouble. Shrewsbury police on Monday filed a reckless child endangerment complaint against 65-year-old Donald Davison Jr. Full Story Hudson police investigate apparent arson Lowell burglary suspect now faces Lawrence charges Fire guts Lowell two-family home Body found in Dracut identified

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Updated: November 18, 2008 9:21:36 AM EST
	Slots hot topic in race for revenue LOWELL -- Those revenue robots hailed as being the saviors of everything from state budgets to horse racing are again tempting Massachusetts. Slot machines. Maryland on Nov. 4 became the latest cash-strapped state to legalize the lucrative gaming devices. Full Story Town OKs new trash-collection plan Collectibles equal fantasy for Hal Alden Falling fuel prices a boon for busing As Wilmington business base soars, home taxes drop Need a job? State says 92,000 available Polluted site specialists eye land near Arena

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	Flames engulf Highlands home 'He loved his community ...' Chelmsford businesses skirt tax reporting law Judge declares mistrial in city murder case Plans advance for new Dracut athletic fields Tewksbury police combat tough times with turkey giveaway Female student charged with punching Tewksbury principal

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	Grimes finds groove Local Sports: The way we were Bruins remain on roll Bowling Green scholarship will save family lot of green 13 locals honored for soccer Brown, Boutin running well for Brandeis team Skidding Bills given the boot

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	Forging a Bond MTV's 'TRL' says goodbye to Times Square and fans Community Calendar Julianne Moore: Actress, label reader Mustard Seed event sprouts good times IFC series examines news media Reclaiming the potato

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	Moody's gives Lowell General a healthy prognosis Wanted: Chief Technology Officer for the United States Briefs 'Seismic' Shift for Stores Small firms can afford 401(k) plans Help wanted? Retailers say not this year

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	Paulson is less than honest I knew when President Bush stood up there and sent the whole world into a panic, he and his cohorts were going for one last grab at the moneybag again. Bush would not pass anything that included certain restrictions on what Shifty Hank Paulson was going to do with the money. Full Story Obamas practice school choice Communication is key to our progress Still waiting for photos

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Stuck at home Thanksgiving weekend? You don't have to travel to New York's Rockefeller Center to enjoy ice skating or see the Rockettes. Holiday train rides, Christmas shows, lighting displays and outdoor winter fun like ice skating and skiing all begin in late November in many localities. Full Story

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