AMESBURY — The Fire Department continues to bolster its ranks, celebrating the graduation of Tyler Rogers from the Massachusetts Fire Academy’s Recruit Class 319.
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AMESBURY — Each day, hundreds of motorists whiz by an ominous-looking brick building on Haverhill Road near Boston North Technology Park probably not knowing that for years the city has
AMESBURY — As city officials contemplate the fate of the internal combustion engine and when they make the switch to greener technology, an electric vehicle demonstration held in the Amesbury
In the weeks leading up to the release of The Passion of the Christ film over two years ago, Tim Rutten, media columnist for the Los Angeles Times, wrote no less than six hyperventilating columns that dealt almost exclusively with breathless concerns over anti-Semitism in Mel Gibson's film. At one point, Rutten attacked Mel Gibson as "a little brat" and "an unwholesomely willful child playing with matches." Yet when the blatantly anti-Christian and anti-Catholic The Da Vinci Code was released a few months ago, Rutten's reaction was a ho-hum and a yawn; far from a concern, Da Vinci is "only a movie," asserted Rutten! Bigotry, anyone? Of course. As we've catalogued before (here and here, for example), anti-Christian and anti-Catholic prejudice is alive and well at the Los Angeles Times.With this as a backdrop, it was no surprise to see the shameless Rutten juice Gibson's arrest to plaster Mel anew in his latest column (Saturday, August