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"The City of Haverhill and the owner of a Groveland Street home, whose foundation was undermined by a water main break last May, last week came to an up to $100,000 agreement on engineering work, repairs and temporary housing, relocation, storage and other living expenses. Cleanup of debris and installation of temporary shoring supports, augmenting emergency measures the city took immediately after the break, began this week when Haverhill-based Ideal Property Care was retained. The agreement notes owner Wellington J. “Bill” Clark Jr. is “attempting to work with his insurance company, but despite numerous attempts has been unable to get a response and determine coverage.”"

"In the pact signed Sept. 15, Mayor Melinda E. Barrett specifies “the city will agree, as settlement for all matters related hereto, to pay an amount to repair the home…to allow it to be secure enough that the home can be made habitable, reimburse the owner for costs and expenses related to repairing the damage to the home specifically” up to $100,000."

"Haverhill is in line to get its first bed and breakfast lodging house. Before a standing room only audience, the Haverhill City Council Tuesday night voted unanimously Tuesday to grant Maryam Salehi-Ala-Yamin a license to operate a small four-bedroom inn at 421 E. Broadway on the condition she live on the premises and any events she holds for guests other than her lodgers be limited to 30. When the proposal was initially raised at the Council’s June 30 meeting, Salehi-Ala-Yamin said she hoped to host small weddings and other parties with up to 50 guests in addition to renting four rooms and hosting culinary classes and tea parties."

"Meaghan Paré was formally sworn in Tuesday as deputy chief of the Haverhill Police Department, saying she does not take her new responsibility lightly. Haverhill City Clerk Kaitlin M. Wright Esposito administered the oath of office to Paré in the Theodore A. Pelosi Jr. Council Chambers in City Hall, filled with fellow officers, family, friends, department heads and other officials. After being sworn in, Paré pointedly thanked Mayor Melinda E. Barrett, Police Chief Wayne J. Tracy, members of the City Council, the men and women of the police department and her family, starting with the mayor."

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