Sentinel & Enterprise - 2024-02-09

• Parents look to School Committee for answers on principal’s leave
• Dangerous virus circulatin­g among wild birds
• Selectboar­d appoints new Ashby town administra­tor
• Biden’s memory is ‘hazy’ and ‘poor,’ says special counsel’s report
• Mass. state trooper pleads not guilty to charges related to bribery scandal
• 6 members of family are feared dead in house fire and shooting, prosecutor says
• Ukraine’s president replaces top general to shake up deadlocked war with Russia
• Israeli strikes kill 13 in southern Gaza town that could be the next target in the war
• Biden determined to use collapse of border deal as a weapon in campaign
• Congested roads like Lowell’s will always face a higher accident risk
• How the D.C. Circuit’s forceful rebuke of Trump could put the Jan. 6 trial back on track
• ‘Whistling sound’ heard on previous flight before door plug blowout, lawsuit alleges
• Hawaii’s high court cites ‘The Wire’ in rebuke of Supreme Court decision that expanded gun rights
• FITCHBURG SPOILS LEOMINSTER’S PARTY
• Springer acquired from 76ers for depth
• Knicks take big swing; shooters on the move
• Yellow City Connect uniforms will return
• Poitras expected to come back stronger
• Chicken Francese offers a quick, special dinner
• Unsettled by friend’s mid-divorce behavior
• Taylor Swift conspiracy theories create drama, shrugs for GOP

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