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The legal system today may not offer all that much to sing about. And yet, Marblehead's Anne Segal is able to find reason to sing. In fact, she has been doing so for some time."I started singing when I was a kid in grammar school in Salem," says the lifelong North Shore resident. "In my younger days, I was on WESX with Otis Blanchard and the Magic of Youth."From high school choir to the New England Conservatory to the chorus at Temple Beth El (now Congregation Shirat Hayam) in Swampscott to VA hospitals and churches to the North Shore Music Theater and North Shore Spirit baseball games, Segal has sung in all sorts of places. Her singing has e
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