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Larry Earley, 68, of Methuen, and his daughter Erin Earley, 30, set a brisk pace as they walked around the track.
“To help the poor so they can survive,” Larry Earley said when asked why he was doing the walk.
Erin teaches toddlers at the Head Start program in Haverhill. She said she wanted to help people who are “less fortunate that I am.”
Noting that the children she teachers are from lower-income families, she said she hopes efforts like the Walk for the Poor will “help them in their future.”
I am really honored to have been interviewed and have it be put in the local newspaper. I really enjoy helping out others. So if anyone needs help or support, PM me and let me know.
“To help the poor so they can survive,” Larry Earley said when asked why he was doing the walk.
Erin teaches toddlers at the Head Start program in Haverhill. She said she wanted to help people who are “less fortunate that I am.”
Noting that the children she teachers are from lower-income families, she said she hopes efforts like the Walk for the Poor will “help them in their future.”
I am really honored to have been interviewed and have it be put in the local newspaper. I really enjoy helping out others. So if anyone needs help or support, PM me and let me know.
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