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Thieves get $1 million in antiques Andrew Vogel was at the verge of tears when he spoke of his stolen trailer carrying 4,000 English antiques worth about $1 million. Thieves in West Palm steal trailer filled with $1 million in antiques West Palm Beach · Andrew Vogel was on the verge of tears Wednesday when he spoke of his stolen trailer carrying 4,000 English antiques worth $1 million. Thieves use trailer hitch to steal million-dollar cargo from West Palm hotel WEST PALM BEACH – Thieves used an old-fashioned trailer hitch to speed off with more than $1 million in antique furniture from a hotel parking lot overnight Tuesday, police said on Wednesday. Palm Beach County metro report TRAFFIC Shooting victim in Newark dies NEWARK: A 38-year-old Newark man died yesterday from gunshot wounds he suffered Sunday evening, police said. Joseph Caraway was found by police at 5:30 p.m. lying in a courtyard of the Pennington Court public housing complex. He had been shot several times in his torso. Wayne F. Albert Wayne F. Albert, 64, of Alton, New Hampshire, formerly of Wiscasset, lost his battle with cancer Sunday, January 7 at Hospice House in Concord, New Hampshire. Rockingham Area Obituaries KINGSTON -- Stanley Thomas Oley, CWO2, USN-retired, died peacefully Saturday, Dec. 30, 2006, in Fremont. He was born in Boston, the son of John and Mary (Kechelinski) Oley. He was raised in Cambridge, Mass., and graduated from Rindge Technical High School before joining the U.S. Navy in 1929. The Big Picture To help convey the changing nature of Town Lakes shorelines, this map provides a comprehensive look at dozens of projects either planned or in progress. Shown are both city projects on public land (A-G) and developments on privately owned land (1-24). Projects noted on map are explained below. Ceremony to top off mall condos today NATICK - At least from the inside, a wall and a couple of green doors conceal the welding, utility work and construction from view of shoppers wandering through the existing Natick Mall. Ann M. Barter Ann M. Barter, 48, died suddenly at home in Boothbay Harbor on Tuesday January 2. Born in Melrose, Mass. on March 13, 1958, she was the daughter of Keith and Mary Crowley Barter. She spent her youth in Melrose and graduated from Melrose High School in the class of 1976. |