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"The new Hillie Food Truck rolled up to Swasey Field Park Thursday morning shortly before noon and served its first customer, none other than Haverhill School Superintendent Margaret Marotta. As she munched on pizza and a chickpea salad, Marotta could hardly contain her excitement. “I just felt this was something we could provide that would be a lot of fun,” Marotta said, adding she knows of just a few other districts in the state that operate similar mobile food delivery vehicles. She said, in addition to offering free meals with a varied menu at parks and playgrounds during the summer, the van will be a familiar presence at school events, including football games when the school department will be able to charge for its offerings."

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"Isabella A. Sargent and Bianca Leonhart, two of three teens charged with setting fire to a vacant mill complex on Stevens Street, are due back in Haverhill District Court early in September for a probable cause hearing. In the meantime, both have been released from home confinement. Leonhart, who lives in New Jersey, was released on personal recognizance by Haverhill District Court Judge Cesar A. Archilla Wednesday, July 8."

"Groveland officials say they learned of the abrupt departure of Fire Chief Robert Valentine Monday and the town’s Select Board is expected to name an interim replacement at its next meeting. Town Administrator Rebecca Oldham told WHAV Thursday the town received word from Valentine that “he would be unable to fulfill the duties of fire chief, effective immediately.” She repeated her earlier statement that Groveland has not received any formal retirement notification. Select Board member Edward H. Watson, however, told WHAV he expects Valentine “has or will submit a claim for benefits” under a state law geared to “incapacitated” police officers or firefighters."

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