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Only in Print: Neighbors rush to help woman fend off pit bull

By PAT GROSSMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader

MANCHESTER — A pit bull attacked a woman and her dog as they were walking Monday afternoon on Longwood Avenue, seriously injuring the black Labrador retriever.

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