Contest with $10,000 in Cash Prizes Seeks Contestants that Aim to Improve Digital Access in Essex County
One in five Essex County households lacks a basic computer and a similar number of residents (160,000) live without fixed broadband, according to a...
Groveland Police Department Thank Good Samaritan for Returning Checkbook
GROVELAND - Chief Jeffrey Gillen and the Groveland Police Department would like to acknowledge and thank a good Samaritan from Groveland. On...
Groveland Police Department Thank Good Samaritan for Returning Checkbook
GROVELAND - Chief Jeffrey Gillen and the Groveland Police Department would like to acknowledge and thank a good Samaritan from Groveland. On...
Introduction to Insight Mediation
Introduction to Insight Mediation Saturday, March 25, 9:30AM On Saturday, March 25, from 9:30 am to 12 pm, Ted Jones of the North Shore Insight...
Lifting Your Spirit – March 15th Show
Lifting Your Spirit - March 15th Show 'Lifting Your Spirit' is a monthly show in which guests are interviewed about their spiritual lives and their...
Two Newburyport Firefighters Graduate from Massachusetts Firefighting Academy
NEWBURYPORT — Chief Steve Bradbury is pleased to announce that the Newburyport Fire Department is welcoming two new members to the department...
When Sewage Flows Down the River
MERRIMACK VALLEY – Warm weather is coming, and boaters, yacht owners, kayakers, dogs and ducks must again contend with raw sewage floating down the Merrimack River. While the fight up and down the river to rid it of untreated sewage is limping along, the city of Newburyport is the first and only municipality on the river to provide on-site signage in five locations to alert the public when cities upriver have dumped raw sewage. The signs use a QR code, which can be scanned by a cell phone, to provide information...
Genealogy Club
Genealogy Club Wednesday, March 8, 5-7PM Interested in researching your family history? Start with yourself! Join us in the Local History Room at...
The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Newburyport is sponsoring the second in a series of “Senses of Orthodoxy” events – March 8th
The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Newburyport is sponsoring the second in a series of "Senses of Orthodoxy" events - March 8th The...
Georgetown Fire Department Welcomes New Full-Time Firefighter/EMT
GEORGETOWN — Chief Matt McKay and the Georgetown Fire Department are pleased to welcome new Firefighter/EMT Kristopher Vallone. Firefighter/EMT Vallone started his new role as a full-time probationary firefighter/EMT on Monday, Feb. 27 Vallone...
Salisbury Beach Carousel Construction and Opening Update
Drive down Broadway at Salisbury Beach Center and the majestic new Historic Carousel building beckons! This summer, inside the stunning octagonal carousel roundhouse, visitors will once again experience the joy of riding a historic...
Real Estate: Say What?
Being a REALTOR® I sometimes forget that my buyers or sellers are not familiar with all the real estate lingo. Therefore, when I say things like EMD or HOA and you look at me like I have two heads. I need to remind myself that everyone isn’t in the...
Brighter Smiles: Teen Sleep
When we were all young children, most of us got plenty of sleep, and for that matter, we didn’t think much of it. Our parents told us it was time for bed and we went to bed. We slept until the morning at which time we were woken by our parent’s...
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When Sewage Flows Down the River
MERRIMACK VALLEY – Warm weather is coming, and boaters, yacht owners, kayakers, dogs and ducks must again contend with raw sewage floating down the Merrimack River. While the fight up and down the river to rid it of untreated sewage is limping along, the city of Newburyport is the first and only municipality on the river to provide on-site signage in five locations to alert the public when cities upriver have dumped raw sewage. The signs use a QR code, which can be scanned by a cell phone, to provide information...
Contest with $10,000 in Cash Prizes Seeks Contestants that Aim to Improve Digital Access in Essex County
One in five Essex County households lacks a basic computer and a similar number of residents (160,000) live without fixed broadband, according to a 2020 Essex County Community Foundation report. Individuals with ideas to improve digital access for Essex County residents are encouraged to apply for the Digital Equity Challenge. Now in its second year, the contest seeks innovations that address racial inequities in digital access, increase access...
Groveland Police Department Thank Good Samaritan for Returning Checkbook
GROVELAND - Chief Jeffrey Gillen and the Groveland Police Department would like to acknowledge and thank a good Samaritan from Groveland. On Wednesday, March 8, Groveland resident, Richard Saulnier, found what appeared to be a checkbook on the side of the road, which contained $7,550 in cash and written checks which brought the total contents to approximately $11,950. Saulnier immediately took the checkbook and its contents to the Groveland...
Introduction to Insight Mediation
Introduction to Insight Mediation Saturday, March 25, 9:30AM On Saturday, March 25, from 9:30 am to 12 pm, Ted Jones of the North Shore Insight Meditation Center will lead a morning silent retreat at the Rowley Public Library, 141 Main St. Rowley MA. Guests will receive guided instruction to learn to quiet the mind using attention on the breath and movement. There will be both seated and walking meditation periods followed by ample time for...
Lifting Your Spirit – March 15th Show
Lifting Your Spirit - March 15th Show 'Lifting Your Spirit' is a monthly show in which guests are interviewed about their spiritual lives and their sharing of ways of lifting the spirit. The show is hosted by Rev. Joel Grossman, Interfaith Minister, Director of Spiritual Services for Constellation Hospice, and provider of spiritual coaching, on a donation basis ( more information is at https://www.spiritualjourneysupport.com/), and Ted Jones, a...
Two Newburyport Firefighters Graduate from Massachusetts Firefighting Academy
NEWBURYPORT — Chief Steve Bradbury is pleased to announce that the Newburyport Fire Department is welcoming two new members to the department...
Genealogy Club
Genealogy Club Wednesday, March 8, 5-7PM Interested in researching your family history? Start with yourself! Join us in the Local History Room at...
The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Newburyport is sponsoring the second in a series of “Senses of Orthodoxy” events – March 8th
The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Newburyport is sponsoring the second in a series of "Senses of Orthodoxy" events - March 8th The...
Real Estate: Say What?
Being a REALTOR® I sometimes forget that my buyers or sellers are not familiar with all the real estate lingo. Therefore, when I say things like EMD...
Brighter Smiles: Teen Sleep
When we were all young children, most of us got plenty of sleep, and for that matter, we didn’t think much of it. Our parents told us it was time for bed and we went to bed. We slept until the morning at which time we were woken by our parent’s gentle touch. As we progressed into our teenage years, our responsibilities increased. This typically led to staying up later and getting up earlier to be able to keep up with these added...
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