The Eagle-Tribune

The witness described his sighting of a massive object hovering directly over the Methuen Mall.

She says it looked as big as a, quote, "three-story hotel." She called the Lawrence Eagle Tribune and reported to them because they had just published a UFO story the week before, and she reported it because, as she says, "I would like to find out if somebody else saw it." I'm guessing somebody did, but again, most people don't report their encounters.

Here is a final and very odd case involving missing time, which comes from a gentleman who says that on March 1st, 1988, he decided to take a nap before his 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM night shift at the local hotel in Methuen.

Waking up from his nap, he was shocked to see it was 3:00 AM, so he was four hours late for work, something which had never happened before.

Yeah.

Uh, what's, what was the Eagle Tribune's, um...

I don't know if you guys had Eagle Tribune down there.

It's more of a North Shore thing.

Yeah.

It's Drew Mulholland, WBC, Boston's News Radio.

Researchers at the University of New Hampshire are working to better understand cyanobacteria blooms that have become more common in New Hampshire waterways, according to the Eagle Tribune.

All right, not all cyanobacteria are alike.

Some are good for the ecosystems, but others can make people sick and can be harmful to the skin, liver, stomach, and more.

Although Dan has not been a member of Congress, when he worked in the Biden administration, he made 60 stock trades, left the Biden administration with a net worth of $13 million.

That is what his Democratic opponents brought up in the primary and what has been covered by local press, including the Eagle Tribune.

These things are on the record and I encourage folks to check that out.

But I do think that this district, I think when they learn more about kind of Dan's profile, my profile, that's where I've really been able to win over the 63% of the district that is unenrolled, which again, I always come back to that statistic that's unique in the country that Massachusetts has so many unenrolled voters.

We covered everything.

I mean, when I first came, I mean, we had great competition with the Lawrence Eagle Tribune, which was a great paper, because you had all these newspapers looking for stories.

They had state host reporters, you know, so there was competition.

You fed off that.

I'll dig it up.

I was on a – only because we have two hours to kill – was on the front page of lawrence eagle tribune once

yeah

uh in an animal related photo i was down fishing down at the end of the point yeah and um i was just down there with my uncle and he never caught anything either and uh i just threw out and i caught a um a blue fish but it was a schoolie it was this big Okay.

So just as I was reeling it in, I'm excited as hell because I'm not good fishing.

Right.

This photographer for the Lion's Eagle Tribune comes by and she said, hold that up.

So I hold it up.

I'll dig it up.

I was on a, uh, only 'cause we have two hours to kill, um, I was on the front page of the Lawrence Eagle Tribune once-

Yeah

... uh, in an animal related photo.

I'm, I'm excited as hell 'cause I'm not good fishing.

Right.

This photographer for the Lawrence Eagle Tribune [laughs] comes by and she said, "Hold that up." So I h- I, I hold it up, right?

[laughs] This, this little thing.

I was on a, only because we have two hours to kill.

I was on the front page of Lawrence Eagle Tribune once in an animal-related photo.

I was down fishing down at the end of Plum Island, the point.

And I was just down there with my uncle, and he never caught anything either.