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Brandon Lee Lanum is this week s New Hampshire Fugitive of the Week. (U.S. Marshals Service)
CONCORD, NH The U.S. Marshals-New Hampshire Joint Fugitive Task Force is asking for the public s help finding a convicted bank robber who has been accused of a supervised release violation.
Brandon Lee Lanum is 36, about 5-feet, 11-inches tall, and weighs around 200 lbs. He has brown hair and hazel eyes. Lanum, who is originally from Florida, has a number of tattoos including the word Faith on his neck, a burning cross on his calf, Carpe Diem on his chest, a dragon on his hip, and an angel with fire on his back, according to Jeffrey White, a deputy marshal.
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In Lynn, schools have reopened for some, but students haven’t returned everywhere just yet.
Children are absent from school buses though because the familiar black-and-yellow vehicles are absent from the city’s streets.
Lynn Public Schools Superintendent Patrick Tutwiler told the city’s School Committee last week the district has opted to temporarily suspend its transportation services because there aren’t enough drivers to transport all students who rely on the bus. Families were first notified of the issue when service was cut last month.
The problem, Tutwiler said, stems from a nationwide bus driver shortage and Massachusetts is no outlier.
Home of the Week: For $595,000, an East Boston condo with its own patio
The 2-bedroom unit underwent an overhaul last year.
By John R. Ellement Globe Staff,Updated April 16, 2021, 5:00 a.m.
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Square feet 1,200
Taxes $6,289 (2021, estimated)
Once known as Noddleâs Island and for building world-famous wooden clipper ships, East Bostonâs Eagle Hill has evolved into a heavily residential neighborhood full of properties from the 19th and 20th centuries. This two-bedroom condo is yet another example of how that past is embraced, not erased.
Located across the street from a fire station that itself was converted into residential housing, this unit is in a 140-year-old three-family that underwent an overhaul in 2020. For this condo, itâs a life lived on two levels that starts on the first floor of the building. Itâs six steps from the sidewalk to the front entrance and the door to this unit, on the left of the shared hallway.
Pottery stores turn to paint-your-own at home
By Jules Struck Globe Correspondent,Updated April 14, 2021, 2 hours ago
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Art Signals Studio in Maynard offered Valentine s Day kits for customers to make at home
Thereâs an element of mystery every time a customer drops off pottery to be fired at Amber Goodsellâs paint-your-own pottery shop, Made By Me, in Cambridge. She says she never knows what small masterpieces she will get from people who have painted their ceramics at home using the storeâs âPort-A-Potteryâ kits.
Each kit comes with a small set of paints, brushes and pottery that can be picked up from the store and used at home. Prices start at $15 for the storeâs popular âCritter Creatorâ set, and $50 for a set of âDate Nightâ mugs. Once the paint is dry, customers deliver their pieces back to the store, where they are fired in a kiln. Itâs an alternative to in-studio sessions that has gained popularity du
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