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Grim Anniversary: Mass Police Hope To Find Answers In 50-Year-Old Slaying Grim Anniversary: Mass Police Hope To Find Answers In 50-Year-Old Slaying
Grim Anniversary: Mass Police Hope To Find Answers In 50-Year-Old Slaying Police have renewed their call for information on the death of a teenage girl whose body was found in Essex County 50 years ago this week.  Judith (Merenda) Cadorette, age 19, was found in Andover near the ramp from Route 93 South to Route 133 West on July 6, 1973, Massachusetts State police said. She was last seen at a Holiday Inn in Tewksbury four days earlier.  The road near where she was found runs directly through Tewksbury.  Despite the time, police haven't given up hope. Investigators renewed their call for tips and information on Thursday, July 6, on the gr…

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by Josh Lanier
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'Heartbroken' Community Honors Andover Student Killed In Apparent Murder-Suicide 'Heartbroken' Community Honors Andover Student Killed In Apparent Murder-Suicide
'Heartbroken' Community Honors Andover Student Killed In Apparent Murder-Suicide More than 2,000 St. John's Preparatory community members came together to mourn the death of a sixth grade student who was tragically shot and killed at his Andover home this week.  A prayer service for Sebastian Robinson and his family was held at St. John's Mahoney Wellness Center on Thursday evening, Feb. 9. The service allowed school members to honor the 12-year-old's life and impact on the community as well as offer a safe space for people to cope. "Sebastian was well-known in our middle school for his creativity, his passion for learning, and his presence as a kind and gentle soul," …

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by David Cifarelli
Police & Fire
FOUND: 85-Year-Old Woman With Dementia Missing From Andover FOUND: 85-Year-Old Woman With Dementia Missing From Andover
Found: 85-Year-Old Woman With Dementia Missing From Andover Update: Andover Police said Pok Park was found safe and well.  An 85-year-old Andover woman walked away from her home on Friday, Sept. 16, and police are asking the public to help them find her as she could be in danger.  Pok Park, who has dementia and speaks limited English, went missing from the Algonquin Avenue area around 2:45 p.m. She is likely wearing blue shorts, a jacket, and a hat, police said.  Andover Police ask anyone who sees her to contact the department immediately at 978-475-1212

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by Josh Lanier