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CARL RUSSO PHOTOS: The wild shootout with the Central Catholic Red Raiders and the Haverhill Hillies on Thursday, October 29, was for the Merrimack Valley Conference 1 title, which Central finally prevailed 43-36. 10/29/2026 Close Support our Santa Fund The Haverhill Gazette has once again partnered with the Merrimack Valley YMCA to administer the Santa Fund program. They will work with other community organizations to distribute food and gifts for the holidays throughout the readership area. Please become a part of this year’s Santa Fund by clicking "Contribute" today. Contribute Trending Recipes Most Popular Articles Images Videos Commented ArticlesNH woman arrested in Haverhill shootingTopsfield Fair crowns Peabody woman Mrs.

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