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Good morning, Andover! Here's your daily rundown of everything happening in town for Wednesday, Dec. 7, courtesy of Andover News.
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A.M. Briefing
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- Today is Pearl Harbor Day. More than 2,200 Andover residents served in World War II, including 60 who died in combat. Andover's World War II memorial is located in The Park off Bartlet Street.
- Lazarus House Ministries is still looking for people who can shop for gifts and donate them to about 100 families for its Project Bethlehem. Last year, the project helped 680 families and nearly 3,000 people. Click to find out how you can help.
Weather: 95% chance of rain with accumulation up to a quarter-inch. High of 54. Tonight, showers followed by partly cloudy skies overnight. Low of 44. Watch for areas of patchy fog tomorrow morning before the sun returns later n the day (compiled from the Weather Channel).
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Today's Top Stores
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Select Board Delays Decision On Tax Rates: Select Board Notebook
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Catch up on everything that happened at Monday's Andover Select Board meeting at Wood Hill Middle school.
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Community Power Program Could Offer Benefits To Andover Residents As Utility Bills Soar
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Andover officials are hopeful the state Department of Public Utilities will approve a program that could save residents money on their electric bills and increase green power use in Andover by the end of the year.
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Andover Students Get First Look At Electric School Buses
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Trombly/NRT, the district's transportation contractor, added five of its 10 all-electric buses to Andover's fleet.
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Important note for Andover News readers
Beginning Jan. 1, 2023, Andover News will become a paid subscriber service. Non-subscribers will still have access to our daily newsletter and much of our content, but exclusive content, including our meeting coverage and original reporting, will live behind a paywall.
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We’re doing this to cover our costs and to make sure we can continue to grow and provide the same level of coverage of all things Andover. We’ll also be using $1 from each subscription to provide complimentary subscriptions to Andover nonprofits and residents who are facing financial hardship.
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Thanks for reading. See you soon!
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