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A 27-year-old Boston Marathon bombing survivor on Monday underwent a leg amputation a year-and-a-half after being severely injured in the blast. Rebekah DiMartino, a Texas resident, was scheduled to have her left leg amputated below the knee at 12:30 p.m. Her husband, Pete, reported on Facebook later in the day that the surgery was successful. “Rebekah did splendidly,” he wrote. “She will be in the hospital a couple days.” Prior to the surgery, DiMartino acknowledged being scared but she remained optimistic. “I will go into surgery and the doctor will finally cut off the one thing that is holding me back,” she wrote in a post
on her Facebook page, adding, “Monday is the day that my new life begins. And I am SO excited to see what it holds. God has given me peace beyond all measure and I am going to rock this surgery just like the rest of them. So thank you to everyone who has continued to support me on this crazy journey. Monday and every day I will continue to be … BOSTON STRONG.” NBC News reported that DiMartino threw a “Left Leg Last Hurrah” on Sunday, which was intended to be a celebration of the future. DiMartino was near the marathon’s finish line with her now 7-year-old son Noah and her then-boyfriend, nowhusband, Pete, when the two bombs went off. According to NBC, she’s had 17 operations since suffering the injury. She now plans on running the 2015 Boston Marathon. DANNY MCDONALD @DMacCash daniel.mcdonald@metro.us
DiMartino has endured 17 surgeries before getting to the point where her leg couldn’t be saved.
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The 26-year-old Brockton man charged with stealing the cellphone of a woman who was killed by a train at Downtown Crossing on Thursday night was released on his own recognizance on Monday. Josue Gonzalez turned himself in to Transit Police on Friday night around 9:30 p.m. and the woman’s iPhone 6 was recovered, according to authorities. He was arraigned Monday in Boston Municipal Court
Gonzalez is accused of stealing a woman’s iPhone moments after she was killed by a train. / TED FITZGERALD, POOL PHOTO
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Cops: 17-year-old dies days after Charlestown shooting A teen who was shot last week in Charlestown has died. The 17-year-old was shot near 274 Main St. around 9:40 p.m. on Wednesday.
on one count of larceny over $250. Prosecutors recommended that he be ordered to abide by a curfew, check in weekly with a probation officer and stay out of downtown Boston. Boston Municipal Court Judge Lisa Grant, however, released him without monetary bail and declined to impose any conditions of release. Gonzalez’s attorney, Paul Derby, said his client “categorically denies” the larceny charge, saying he had “no
criminal intent.” Derby said Gonzalez returned the phone voluntarily before he was ever charged with anything. Police, citing surveillance footage, say after the woman jumped in front of the oncoming Red Line train, Gonzalez walked over to her dislodged phone, stepped on it, did a brief scan of the area to see if he was being watched before pocketing it and walking away. DANNY MCDONALD
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question: How do you program materials to change shape, change property and change appearance? And what does it mean for consumers? For starters, it means clothes that adapt to the weather, or car panels that morph to make the vehicle more aerodynamic. It could even mean furniture that builds itself or advanced jet engine components. Tibbits has been at MIT for seven years — two as a student and five as a member of the faculty. He launched the school’s “Self-Assembly Lab� where he works to create materials that — you guessed it — assemble themselves. “We want things to transform, to reconfigure, to change shape over time,� he said. “And so it’s essentially like printing
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Boston. Cabbie accused of punching, running down cyclist with taxi
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A judge on Monday set bail at $1,000 and ordered a Brookline-based cabbie to stay away from the cyclist he is accused of pummeling before running him down with his taxi. According to authorities, Sam Chandler, 45, of Boston, punched a 43-year-old cyclist from Beacon Hill after the cyclist struck a pedestrian. Chandler then drove into him and fled on Tremont Street, authorities said. DANNY MCDONALD
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Things college freshmen would do differently in high school Regrets. Learn from the mistakes of some recent high school graduates.
College application season can seem like a blur for many students, as test prep, campus visits and filling out a seemingly endless stream of forms combine to create what can be a stressful start to senior year. The new startup AdmitSee collects and analyzes applications
from students who were accepted to colleges and universities across the country. The site recently asked its members about what they would do differently if they had to apply to college all over again. Cofounder Stephanie Shyu shares their answers with us. Find a summer internship or job for real-world experience. “A lot of students are just not aware of [the opportunities] that are out there,” says Shyu. While internships are usually associated with college and
graduate students, she says there are opportunities out there for high school students if they know where to look. Start prepping for the SATs earlier. Familiarizing yourself with the exam and the material it tests can go a long way. According to AdmitSee’s data, many students say they wish they had begun prepping during their sophomore year. Get involved in after-school activities. “I think that some students felt that they didn’t
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Put more thought into application essays The college admission essay is one of the only times during the entire process where the student has the opportunity to let his or her personality shine through. Taking the time to customize an essay for each school could
make a big difference. Shyu also points out that many students use their essays to bolster the weak points in their applications. (For example: Did your grades suffer during your junior year because you had mono or were going through some family drama? There’s no way for an admissions officer to know that unless you tell them.)
join as many activities as they could have or that they weren’t joining the right activities for them,” says Shyu. Visit more colleges. While it may be cost-prohibitive to visit schools across the country before being accepted, it’s a good idea to plan trips to all of the local schools you are interested in. Keeping thorough notes of each visit helps too. LAKSHMI GANDHI @LakshmiGandhi lakshmi.gandhi@metro.us
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No. 1: Being afraid to take action We are all given various lifechanging opportunities, but many people are too afraid to take action because they’re afraid of the consequences. Even
if their life isn’t that great and they haven’t achieved many or even any of their goals, they prefer the status quo rather than risking a big change from which there would be no going back. My millionaire students were ordinary middle-class people before me, but with dedication and hard work they truly transformed their lives.
No. 2: Staying isolated Too many people never leave their city or town because they think they have everything they need right around them. Even if you have everything you could
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New reports say fast food restaurants are on the way out of hospitals. Good, we should get rid of the unhealthy things that put us there in the first place!
acquisition. Yes, I am a selfmade multimillionaire and yes, my proudest achievement in life is creating several millionaire students, but because I’m a stock trader, money is simply how I keep score of how well I do in my profession — it’s not the goal of my life. Don’t focus solely on making money. Focus on acquiring enough knowledge and skills to be able to make money as a result of your talents. Money is nice, but self-confidence and self-sufficiency are better.
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I guess in the world of domestic divas, the enemy of your enemy is your friend? Or something? At least that’s what seems to be happening now that Martha Stewart is being all warm and cozy with Blake Lively, seemingly giving her stamp of approval to Lively’s Preserve. As long as it’s a threat to Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop, I guess it’s fine by Stewart. The classiest ex-con in Connecticut put any
previous differences aside when she introduced the former “Gossip Girl” star as her “friend” at her recent American Made Summit. That might have had something to do with the fact that
Lively would totally let husband Ryan Reynolds tap that, as it were. “When we met Martha, she was like, ‘I’ll ride motorcycles with you, Ryan,’” Lively told the crowd at the Summit. “That’s the only woman that can creep up on my man and I would be OK with it.” See? The power structure is preserved.
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Twitter feed Today, Elizabeth Hurley is feeling the chill, Katy Perry is feeling the burn, Pam Grier is trying to help, Mindy Kaling is making new friends and Jaden Smith is feeling a certain longing. @ElizabethHurley: First day back in winter clothes... @katyperry: Sunburnt in November. @PamGrier: For Veterans Day, donate a CD player with ear buds and audio books To VA hospitals. There are not enough volunteers and books. Practical! @mindykaling: Does anyone know the crazy guy wandering around Soho with hummus on his face harassing people and singing opera? He followed me for 5 blocks. He told me “my ass was much bigger in real life” and insinuated that he knew Jason Sudeikis. Anyone know him? This is all real. @officialjaden: You Taught Me How To Play The Piano But Have Never Heard Me.
Nick Jonas Gabrielle Union says nude has likely photo leak is more than shed the ‘a hacking scandal’ promise ring Nick Jonas is working hard to distance himself from his former Disney-controlled Jonas Brothers image, doing everything from giving crotch-grabbing demos to covering Sam Smith songs in tiny clubs in L.A. to posting as many shirtless selfies as he can. Oh, and talking about sex. A lot. In the latest issue of British gay magazine Attitude, he offers this: “Sex is such an important part of a healthy life, in the sense that it’s an intrinsic part of who you are. When your sex life is not healthy, you resort to other things as an outlet.”
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We could be heroes At the Berlin Wall, 25 years after its fall, Peter Gabriel performs David Bowie’s “Heroes.” What more do you need to know? Gabriel took to the stage before the Brandenburg Gate on Sunday night to perform a haunting rendition of Bowie’s classic. YOUTUBE
Not even $800 million can get Robert Plant interested in a Led Zeppelin reunion?
Been a long time since they rock ’n’ rolled — and apparently, if you’re waiting to hear these guys rock ‘n’ roll again, it will be a long, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time. / REDFERNS
Robert Plant has taken pains to say he isn’t interested in another Led Zeppelin reunion, but yesterday morning a rumor circulated that made him seem severely uninterested. The Daily Mirror reported that Plant tore up a contract offered by Richard Branson worth nearly $800 million that would have brought the classic rock titans back for 35
shows in London, Berlin and somewhere in New Jersey. The other members were each reportedly offered somewhere closer to $200 million. Plant’s publicist reportedly emailed The Guardian later in the afternoon and called the $800 million number “rubbish.” He did not, however, offer any new hope for an actual Zeppelin reunion.
Some fans desperately seeking Madonna This jacket, seen in “Desperately Seeking Susan,” brought in $252,000, just because it was worn by Madonna — or, if you believe her character in the film, it was also worn by Jimi Hendrix. Yeah, I saw “Desperately Seeking Susan” and I’m not ashamed.
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Somebody just paid a whole lot of money for the ability to do some really authentic Madonna cosplay. At the recent Icons & Idols: Rock n’ Roll charity auction in Beverly Hills, a collection of clothes from the Material Girl’s back catalog brought in some impressive bids. Here are some of the highlights:
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• Jacket from “Desperately Seeking Susan”: $252,000 • Dress from wedding to Sean Penn: $81,250 • Gown and stole from “Material Girl” video: $73,125 • “A League of Their Own” baseball uniform: $31,250 • Gown from “Evita”: $15,000
THE WORD Ned Ehrbar takes on the world of gossip. NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.us
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Sharing war stories on Veterans Day Armed forces. These two very different military books deserve your attention. Writing about something as controversial as war is tricky, but two service members of the U.S. military get it absolutely right in these new releases, out just in time for Veterans Day. One provides insight on the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan while the other has a strong, personal narrative. Either way, you’ll be hooked.
‘Why We Lost: A General’s Inside Account of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars’ By Daniel P. Bolger
This new release (out today) by three-star U.S.
Army Lieutenant General Daniel P. Bolger is getting rave reviews for its brutal honestly and no-nonsense historical perspective. Bolger’s 35-year military career has made him privy to meetings with the most important military decisionmakers in the country, as well as key figures on the civilian side. He was present in meetings when big strategy decisions regarding the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were made, and he reveals exactly what went down behind closed doors. Bolger details the specific threats al Qaeda and other enemies presented, as well as who the key commanders were and what played into the decisions they made. He also evaluates the performance of U.S. troops, as well as soldiers in the Iraq and Afghanistan armies. Bolger isn’t afraid to speak his mind about mistakes that have been made by himself and other key
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Bent Knee extend themselves with ‘Shiny Eyed Babies’ “Shiny Eyed Babies,” the new album from Bent Knee, sounds like the soundtrack to a fever dream. And like waking up all sweaty from a weird nightmare and telling somebody about it, talking about this album almost doesn’t make sense un-
less you experienced it. “Yeah, so there was this scary version of the children’s song ‘You Are My Sunshine,’ and there was also this part that sounded like an angry Andrew Lloyd Webber scene, but then it got really symphonic and sweet with a part that sounded like a bunch of little kids singing.” Music Editor Pat Healy sat down with the band for a Q&A, which is streaming on www.metro.us now. METRO
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players in the U.S. military. But he’s just as quick to commend the things the troops and their leaders have done right. The candor and authority of “Why We Lost” makes it a great pick to read this Veterans Day, while serving as a reminder of the challenges still faced by the troops overseas.
‘The Last Rescue: How Faith and Love Saved a Navy SEAL Sniper’ By Howard Wasdin
This memoir is about war, love and redemption. Navy SEAL sniper Howard Wasdin was fortunate enough to survive the firestorm made famous in “Black Hawk Down,” but his return home to reality was a harsh one. “The Last Rescue” is about his tough transition to life
after deployment, where he is not only forced to grapple with severe injuries and a long road back to recovery, but also to face the fact that his marriage is failing. It’s understandable that the hardships in Wasdin’s life begin to make him question his faith in God, and therefore his purpose in life. His memoir tells a powerful story of a man searching for faith and hope, while encountering a new, unexpected romance. Reading this book serves as a reminder that battle scars are life-long, and coming home from deployment is by no means easy. Wasdin is also the author of the New York Times bestselling book, “SEAL Team Six: Memoirs of an Elite Navy SEAL Sniper.” “The Last Rescue” is out now. EMILY LAURENCE @EmLaurence
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Travel expert John E. DiScala, better known as Johnny Jet, gets flown around the world by hotels, airlines and destinations hoping to get his nod of approval on JohnnyJet.com (and, a couple of years ago, his Travel Channel show “Hot Spots 2012”). Sir Richard Branson even gave him a personal tour of his island and spaceship. It’s not a bad gig, and one that has let DiScala amass a ton of useful travel knowledge, from how to fit your life into a carryon to the best travel apps. We caught up with DiScala and picked his brain about how to save money on Thanksgiving and Christmas trips.
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What’s the very best way to save money on holiday travel? Don’t go. “The week after Thanksgiving and two weeks after New Year’s are ‘dead weeks,’” DiScala says. “No one is traveling and everything is on sale. You’ll find deals half the price of what flights are going for over the holidays. If you can wait, wait.”
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Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Concentrate on behind-thescenes activities. This is not the time for you to be front and center. Make alterations in your living arrangements.
Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. You should be trying to meet and mingle with individuals who can provide you with information and mental stimulation. Shake things up. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. If you put in extra hours at work, financial reward will be yours. Discuss your work and money situation with someone important so that he or she feels informed. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. You can gain popularity by voicing your opinions and ideas. Correct any bad habits that you may have picked up. Don’t get involved in gossip that could hurt someone’s feelings. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Take care of any lingering health problems to avoid an illness that could put you out of commission later. Concern yourself with family matters and taking care of correspondence. Aries | March 21-April 20. A friendship may develop into a serious partnership. Although this is a time for change, stability can be yours if you plan your actions carefully.
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Taurus | April 21-May 21. Put your effort into getting ahead financially. Then focus your attention on the home front. Pamper your mate. Gemini | May 22-June 20. You can make changes that will enhance your appearance as well as your reputation. Don’t be afraid to try something unusual or daring. Be ready to entertain and be entertained. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Be cautious while traveling. Keep your emotions contained, and don’t let your mood interfere with the task at hand. Then you can release some tension. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Your generosity will lead to financial setbacks or difficulties with children. Be extremely careful with your money. Someone close to your heart may try to curtail your freedom. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. The possibility of a romantic interlude with a work associate is present. Make sure you carefully consider things before you proceed. Don’t let your decision be one that damages your reputation. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Problems with weight will plague you if you are overindulgent. Plan social activities that involve physical exertion. Someone you love will get upset easily. EUGENIA LAST
American people always lose the election
Senate or Governor’s Mansion is the priority over working together to put cities, states and the country back on the right track. The fact both parties take pride in winning the annual popularity contest with empty promises they know they will never keep, as opposed to getting past partisanship, is why every election feels the same to voters who don’t believe in either party. Whether it’s at the city, state or federal level, success in politics is now measured by who has the most party members, as opposed to how their actions improve the lives of the people they repre-
As an Independent voter with absolutely no party affiliation, every election year feels like a “loss” to me. Between the media, party rhetoric, campaigners claiming their party “won” each election, it shows exactly what’s wrong with our political system and why the country isn’t improving. Having your party “win” more seats has become more important than resolving issues. Controlling the House,
sent. Doesn’t matter to me who “wins” each year, because in all the years I have voted, it always feels like a loss. JASON L., VIA EMAIL
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should have been honest before he was elected and explained his transformation plan to the American people: that he wanted the government to control every aspect of our lives, starting by taking over the health care system, the education system and then make millions of families dependent on government subsidies. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, VIA EMAIL
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Police have suspects in Vrabel ring heist Former Patriots linebacker Mike Vrabel had his three Patriots Super Bowl rings stolen from his home in Bellaire, Texas, last week. On Monday, police said that they believe the break-in to Vrabel’s home was part of a string of recent break-ins in Vrabel’s neighborhood, according to TMZ. Police said they believe the crimes were committed by a black male and black female. According to police, “the woman waits in a car down the block while the man rings the doorbell of the targeted home. If nobody answers, then the couple goes around the back and breaks into the home.”
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Luck already has ugly history with Patriots NFL. The Patriots have dealt Andrew Luck arguably his two worst losses as a pro quarterback.
There’s just something about that Colts uniform that gets Bill Belichick’s blood flowing. Belichick, who grew up in Annapolis, Maryland — just down the road from the thenBaltimore Colts, got his first NFL job with the Colts franchise back in 1975 as a “special assistant.” As head coach of the Patriots in the 2000s, Belichick proved to be Indy Enemy No. 1 as he was the main man in stopping Peyton Manning’s Colts from winning multiple titles during the decade. Belichick’s brilliance against Manning is well documented and is still going strong in 2014 — witness the 43-21 whooping Belichick’s Pats put on Manning’s Broncos just nine days ago. But just because Manning is no longer wearing the horseshoe doesn’t mean Belichick has or is about to let up on the Colts organization. Belichick and the Patriots are 2-0 against the “new Colts,” led by wunderkind Andrew Luck. While two games with success barely classifies as a trend, it is important to note that the Pats not only beat Luck and the Colts in their only two meetings — they demolished them. In Luck’s rookie season of
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Jamie Collins and the Patriots knocked Andrew Luck and the Colts out of the playoffs last season. The Pats play at Indianapolis on Sunday night. / GETTY IMAGES
2012, the Stanford product had ripped off four wins in a row heading into his first meeting with the Patriots. To say the Pats gave Luck his first NFL beatdown would be a massive understatement.
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Joe Maddon was introduced as Cubs manager last week. / GETTY IMAGES
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Two of Luck’s three interceptions on that November afternoon in Foxboro were returned over 50 yards for touchdowns and Luck also fumbled the ball due to pressure from Rob Ninkovich. Luck completNFL
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ed just 27 of his 50 passes on the day as the Patriots won by the monumental score of 59-24. In Luck’s second season of 2013, he again had led the Colts to four consecutive victories before a meeting with
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NBA power rankings | by James Toscano No. 1
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Are the Warriors legit? You bet. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson will continue to splash shots from all over and a healthy Andrew Bogut could be the dierence-maker this season.
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Doc Rivers ripped his team after their embarrassing loss to the Warriors. They responded by beating Portland.
Gregg Popovich isn’t putting much stock into these regular-season games, resting his veterans already.
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Smoked by the Raptors last Friday, the Wizards haven’t beaten a good team yet this season.
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The absence of Dwight Howard (u) really showed his value to the Rockets as they also lost to Golden State.
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They own one of the best starting lineups around. No wonder four of their ďŹ ve starters average at least 33 minutes per game.
Early on, Dallas ďŹ nds itself in the same spot it was for the majority of last season — teetering on the edge of playo contention.
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Suns (4-3)
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All of this good basketball may keep Drake out of the studio. I’ll let you decide if that’s a good thing or not.
A bit of a surprise out of the gates. It’s due to their gritty defense as they’re allowing just 87.6 points per game.
The Rose-less Bulls lost to the Rondo-less Celtics at home, but we can’t put too much stock into that one.
Whether it’s the plethora of guards they trot out or the Morris brothers (Markie and Marcus), the Suns are a fun team.
There is no excuse for being the ďŹ rst team to lose to the Lakers. Al Jeerson is averaging just 7.3 rebounds per game.
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Martha Nalband
Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit
A354
Paula Stone
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
A048
Eric Treall
A379
Courtney Pomes
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
A062
Perry Cubia
A417
Scott Derochers
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
A093
Robert Fletcher
A419
Patricia Nichols
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
A114
Perry Cubia
A437
Angela Deangelis
Boxes, Bags, Totes
A472
Nicholas Zemeitus
Boxes, Bags, Totes
A547
MICHELLE M DAVIS
Boxes, Bags, Totes
A577
Danielle Deangelo
Boxes, Bags, Totes
A140
Eric Young
A174
Perry Cubia
Unit
A009
Linda Edwards Johnson
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C203
Elizabeth Son
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
A247
Mark Pano
Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit
Unit
A012
Victoria Marcellus
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C210
Michael Mazenc
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
A018
Ashley Maloney
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C211
Sharon Rivera
Moped (December 2012)
Unit
A022
Richard Mulherin
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C215
Jennifer Flanagan
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit A257 JOAN MCMASTERS Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit A599 Kristine Prioli Boxes, Bags, Totes PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS� and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted November 11th and November 18th 2014
Unit
C218
Stephen Hook
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C221
Joel Reeves
Boxes, Bags, Totes
PS ORANGECO, INC.
Unit
D236
Allen Murphy
Boxes, Bags, Totes
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
B042
Robert Pimentel
Boxes, Bags, Totes
B046
Joshua Brown
Boxes, Bags, Furniture
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Unit
B061
Sean Creighton
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
B062
Neysa Nicholson
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
B068
Yvonne Jones
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
D251
Maria Vasquez
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
B069
Nasheta Shakur
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
D292
Cynthia SHIPP
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
B071
Jessica Abelard
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
D297
Denise L. GRANBERG
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C084
Louis Lagarde
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
D322
Jason Jarvio
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C117
Michael Tidd
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
D335
Patricia Flanagan
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C124
Chris Conti
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
D338
Louis Lagarde
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C129
Christopher Watt
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
D352
Tammy Domino
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C132
Jaques Alix Cherduville
Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit
E358
Anna Joseph
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
E374
John Skaff
Boxes, Bags, Totes
E385
Rochelle Sigouin
Boxes, Bags, Totes
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A3128 Anne Mac Donald
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Unit
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A3109 Chris Kelley
Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit
Unit
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
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day pick up.
Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit
A1101 Mike Shawn
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 11/26/2014 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 2030 Main St. Brockton, MA 02301. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s):
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 11/26/2014 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 1470 Main St. Weymouth, MA 02190. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit A1035 Yulanda Kinder Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit A3088 Jasmine Depuy
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 11/26/2014 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 87 Warren St. Randolph, MA 02368. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s):
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Unit
C133
Lori GARDNER
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C140
Richard Coleman
Boxes, Bags, Furniture
Unit
C144
John Bouffard
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
Unit
C167
Marrk Harris
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
E392
Kyle Bollenback
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
C188
Tara Foley
Boxes, Bags, Totes
Unit
E414
Lucy Merriman
Boxes, Bags, Totes
PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS� and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted November 11th and November 18th 2014.
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866-370-4444
www.johnsautosales.com
Unit
A132
Marc Burrell
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 11/26/2014 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 805 North Street, Randolph, MA 02368. The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit 007 William George Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 039 Tavis Stanford Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 055 Leroy Brewer Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 067 Jessica McFarland Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 072 Maureen Greenaway Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 093 John Dunham Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 169 Loreli Brooks Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 219 Jennifer Averett Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 400 Nancy Vil Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 431 Deborah Beckett Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 451 Andrea Cornelius Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 476A Johnson Larose Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit 515 Melissa Montrond Boxes, Bags, Totes PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS� and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice. Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted November 11th and November 18th 2014.
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