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NECC signs transfer agreement with Saint Joseph’s
NECC signs transfer agreement with Saint Joseph’s College of Maine.
David Hartleb says farewell after 15 years
David Hartleb says farewell after 15 years.
NECC graduate is named chief of police in Merrimac
NECC graduate is named chief of police in Merrimac
NECC says good-bye to David Hartleb
NECC says good-bye to David Hartleb.
UMass Lowell offers free tuition to NECC grads who keep a 3.0
UMass Lowell offers free tuition to NECC graduates with 3.0 or better
NECC clinches state baseball title
NECC clinches state baseball title.
Haverhill’s Figuereo eyeing another national title
One of NECC’s track standouts was the feature of an Eagle Tribune article…
Gerry Morin quoted on Japan disaster
Gerry Morin, who has lived in Japan off and on over the years and taught from Tokyo for the past 20 years, was quoted in two local stories regarding the devastation that has hit that country. www.eagletribune.com/local/x814637745/ Economic-aftershock-inevitable-after-Japan-quake/print www.eagletribune.com/local/x977553795/ Links-to-Japan/print
Northern Essex’s next leader to hit the ground running, and HHS to offer college-level coursework
NECC president-elect Lane Glenn was profiled as well as a partnership between Haverhill High School and NECC.
History professor and political analyst Richard Padova in the news
History professor and political analyst Richard Padova was quoted in articles on President Obama’s speech in Arizona and the 50th anniversary of President John Kennedy’s inauguration.
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