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northofboston > The  house at 7 6th Ave. in Haverhill is a stately three-story Victorian style  home featuring beige wood siding, ornate scallopped brick red wooden trim,  numerous  shingled  peaks  and  a  driveway  leading  to a large red barn-style two-car garage with a steeple and weathervane. It's  the  kind  of  magestic  home  you'd  expect to find in the city's Highlands  area,  once  home  to  the  captains  of  Haverhil's former shoe industry.  It  is  the  fifth  house  down from Main Street, and is among a string  of  old  and  well  maintained  homes,  including  a  stately white victorian that is right next door. City  assessor  records list the assessed value of the house as $232,900 and the listed owner as Mark Connolly, of that address. Photo by Mike LaBella
northofboston > The  house at 7 6th Ave. in Haverhill is a stately three-story Victorian style  home featuring beige wood siding, ornate scallopped brick red wooden trim,  numerous  shingled  peaks  and  a  driveway  leading  to a large red barn-style two-car garage with a steeple and weathervane. It's  the  kind  of  magestic  home  you'd  expect to find in the city's Highlands  area,  once  home  to  the  captains  of  Haverhil's former shoe industry.  It  is  the  fifth  house  down from Main Street, and is among a string  of  old  and  well  maintained  homes,  including  a  stately white victorian that is right next door. City  assessor  records list the assessed value of the house as $232,900 and the listed owner as Mark Connolly, of that address. Photo by Mike LaBella
northofboston > The  house at 7 6th Ave. in Haverhill is a stately three-story Victorian style  home featuring beige wood siding, ornate scallopped brick red wooden trim,  numerous  shingled  peaks  and  a  driveway  leading  to a large red barn-style two-car garage with a steeple and weathervane. It's  the  kind  of  magestic  home  you'd  expect to find in the city's Highlands  area,  once  home  to  the  captains  of  Haverhil's former shoe industry.  It  is  the  fifth  house  down from Main Street, and is among a string  of  old  and  well  maintained  homes,  including  a  stately white victorian that is right next door. City  assessor  records list the assessed value of the house as $232,900 and the listed owner as Mark Connolly, of that address. Photo by Mike LaBella
northofboston > From  left,  Servpro workers Chris Tompkins of Newton, N.H. and Dan Mayo of  Haverhill  hauled  more  than 100 five-gallon buckets of mud out of the cellar of Kelly's in Bradford Square yesterday after a pipe providing water to  the  fire  sprinkler system burst early Saturday morning and filled the cellar  with  water.   They  dumped  all  of  the  mud  into a large, steel container. Mike LaBella photo.
northofboston >  A  deep  hole formed in front of Kelly's in Bradford Square after a pipe feeding water to the fire sprinkler system burst. Mike LaBella photo. 07/26/10
northofboston > MIKE LABELLA/Staff photo. bulldozers tearing up the grass at the stadium, in preparation for new artificial turf that will be installed , MIKE LABELLA/Staff photo. bulldozers tearing up the grass at the stadium, in preparation for new artificial turf that will be installed
northofboston > MIKE LABELLA/Staff photo. A  woman riding her bicycle east on Merrimack Street sideswiped a parked car late yesterday morning then went head over heels over her handlbars and landed on the pavement. The accident happened at around 11:15 a.m. in front of  Valley  Works  Career  Center,  192  Merrimack  St. Traffic was stopped briefly while police and ambulance  workers  lifted  the  woman  onto a stretcher.  Police  said the injured cyclist, Gillian Brignac, 24, of Paula Lane  in  Haverhill,  was taken to Merrimack Valley Hospital for treatment. Brignac is a former Hillie girls' basketball star. Steve  Madigan  of Bradford, who was driving his truck behind Brignac at the time, said the woman's right handlebar struck the side view mirror of a maroon  Chevrolet  Monte Carlo with N.H. plates that was parked in front of Valley Works. Though  she  was  fully  conscious after the fall and able to remove her helmet,  she  complained of pain in her left leg and was unable to move it, according  to  Madigan. He said he pulled over to provide assistance to the woman,  called  911  and  at  the  same  time an Essex County Sheriff's van driving  through  Washington Square stopped and its driver directed traffic until police and ambulance personnel arrived a few minutes later. The scene was cleared and traffic resumed normally in 10 minutes. "She  took  her  helmet  off  and said she was fine, except for her leg, which  bothered her," Madigan said. "She was just out for a nice summertime ride on her bicycle." Photo by Mike LaBella. 7/21/2010.
northofboston > MIKE LABELLA/Staff photo. A  woman riding her bicycle east on Merrimack Street sideswiped a parked car late yesterday morning then went head over heels over her handlbars and landed on the pavement. The accident happened at around 11:15 a.m. in front of  Valley  Works  Career  Center,  192  Merrimack  St. Traffic was stopped briefly while police and ambulance  workers  lifted  the  woman  onto a stretcher.  Police  said the injured cyclist, Gillian Brignac, 24, of Paula Lane  in  Haverhill,  was taken to Merrimack Valley Hospital for treatment. Brignac is a former Hillie girls' basketball star. Steve  Madigan  of Bradford, who was driving his truck behind Brignac at the time, said the woman's right handlebar struck the side view mirror of a maroon  Chevrolet  Monte Carlo with N.H. plates that was parked in front of Valley Works. Though  she  was  fully  conscious after the fall and able to remove her helmet,  she  complained of pain in her left leg and was unable to move it, according  to  Madigan. He said he pulled over to provide assistance to the woman,  called  911  and  at  the  same  time an Essex County Sheriff's van driving  through  Washington Square stopped and its driver directed traffic until police and ambulance personnel arrived a few minutes later. The scene was cleared and traffic resumed normally in 10 minutes. "She  took  her  helmet  off  and said she was fine, except for her leg, which  bothered her," Madigan said. "She was just out for a nice summertime ride on her bicycle." Photo by Mike LaBella. 7/21/2010.
northofboston > MIKE LABELLA/Staff photo. Richard  Ouellet,  63,  of  Haverhill drops off his recyclable paper and cardboard at the city's recycling center every week. He was there yesterday and  said  he's  been  waiting  for  the  city  to launch its single-stream recycling  program  and  has  been  saving  recyclable bottles and cans for months.
The  house at 7 6th Ave. in Haverhill is a stately three-story Victorian style  home featuring beige wood siding, ornate scallopped brick red wooden trim,  numerous  shingled  peaks  and  a  driveway  leading  to a large red
barn-style two-car garage with a steeple and weathervane. It's  the  kind  of  magestic  home  you'd  expect to find in the city's Highlands  area,  once  home  to  the  captains  of  Haverhil's former shoe industry.  It  is  the  fifth  house  down from Main Street, and is among a string  of  old  and  well  maintained  homes,  including  a  stately white victorian that is right next door. City  assessor  records list the assessed value of the house as $232,900 and the listed owner as Mark Connolly, of that address. Photo by Mike LaBella
northofboston > The  house at 7 6th Ave. in Haverhill is a stately three-story Victorian style  home featuring beige wood siding, ornate scallopped brick red wooden trim,  numerous  shingled  peaks  and  a  driveway  leading  to a large red barn-style two-car garage with a steeple and weathervane. It's  the  kind  of  magestic  home  you'd  expect to find in the city's Highlands  area,  once  home  to  the  captains  of  Haverhil's former shoe industry.  It  is  the  fifth  house  down from Main Street, and is among a string  of  old  and  well  maintained  homes,  including  a  stately white victorian that is right next door. City  assessor  records list the assessed value of the house as $232,900 and the listed owner as Mark Connolly, of that address. Photo by Mike LaBella
The  house at 7 6th Ave. in Haverhill is a stately three-story Victorian style  home featuring beige wood siding, ornate scallopped brick red wooden trim,  numerous  shingled  peaks  and  a  driveway  leading  to a large red
barn-style two-car garage with a steeple and weathervane. It's  the  kind  of  magestic  home  you'd  expect to find in the city's Highlands  area,  once  home  to  the  captains  of  Haverhil's former shoe industry.  It  is  the  fifth  house  down from Main Street, and is among a string  of  old  and  well  maintained  homes,  including  a  stately white victorian that is right next door. City  assessor  records list the assessed value of the house as $232,900 and the listed owner as Mark Connolly, of that address. Photo by Mike LaBella
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