SEPTEMBER 2018
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CARL RUSSO/staff photo. SALEM NEWS: Jim Boland, CEO/owner of four local Fuddruckers stands next to a donation can at the Reading restaurant. Jim Boland, CEO/ owner of four local Fuddruckers shares his story about how he got involved in an annual cure for cancer ride called A Reason to Ride. The ride was founded by a Peabody resident named Tom DesFosses. 9/6/2018
180906CRUAREASONTORIDESALEM NEWS FUDDRUCKERSJIM BOLANDA REASON TO RIDEA CURE FOR CANCER RIDE.
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Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. [[MER1809101649561520]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-Kpf29Qx/0/f83380fe/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_002_2080357-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. At right is her dad Walter. [[MER1809101650031523]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-NGXNsMv/0/e35cdfe8/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_005_2080363-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. From left are her dad Walter, mother Christine and sister Ellie. [[MER1809101649501519]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-bJL5LfX/0/c428b1d0/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_001_2080355-Duplicate%20%281%29-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. From left are her dad Walter, mother Christine and sister Ellie. [[MER1809101649501519]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-7KDM2sd/0/e27557bd/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_001_2080355-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, shares a laugh with her dad Walter at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. [[MER1809101650001522]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-5Z2cjSB/0/1074dbaa/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_003_2080361-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)
![RYAN HUTTON/ Staff photo<br />
Student pilot Maggie Taraska, 17, left, speaks at a news conference at the Beverly Airport on Monday after she she made a successful emergency landing on Sunday when one of her plane's wheels fell off during takeoff. At right is her dad Walter. [[MER1809101650081525]]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Gloucester-Daily-Times/SEPTEMBER-2018/i-TKWpBXv/0/9eb01c93/Ti/180910_SN_RHU_BEVERLYPILOT_007_2080367-Duplicate-Ti.jpg)