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Wakefield Police Respond to Double Shooting on Lakeshore Drive

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By Sean Smyth
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WAKEFIELD — Wakefield Police are currently investigating a double shooting incident on Lakeshore Drive, off of Main Street. Preliminary investigation indicates that this appears to be an isolated incident and that the victims were targeted. Wakefield residents are asked to avoid the area. This is an active scene and there will be a significant law enforcement presence in the area this evening. Additional information will be released as it becomes appropriate. ###
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Stoneham Fire Department Responds to Working Fire on Maple Street

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By Sean Smyth
| jgpr.net
STONEHAM — Chief Matthew Grafton reports that the Stoneham Fire Department responded to a working fire Monday night in a commercial building on Maple Street. On Monday, March 17, at 9:42 p.m., Stoneham firefighters were called to 100 Maple St., a one-story commercial building, when fire alarms in the building were activated. Upon arrival, crews found fire in a part of the building under renovation.
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*UPDATE* Investigation Continues Into Fires at Gloucester Supermarket

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By Sean Smyth
| jgpr.net
GLOUCESTER — Fire Chief Eric Smith, Police Chief Edward Conley and Mayor Greg Verga wish to update the Gloucester community about an incident that took place Friday night at a city grocery store. At approximately 8:23 p.m. Friday, March 14, first responders received a call about a fire at Market Basket, 101 Gloucester Crossing Road. Upon arrival, firefighters discovered two separate fires: one in the stockroom, another inside the cardboard compactor.
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