Rowley Public Library Event Make Your Own Mini Desk Calendar
Submitted by Amy Roderick Assistant Director Rowley Public Library Rowley Public Library’s “Craft with Catherine” event on Saturday, January 10 at...
Winter Class Registration
NEWBURYPORT – Winter class registration is now open: art, music, paleontology, writing, gardening, world languages, yoga, tai chi, dancing, SAT...
Newbury Water Bills (Past) Due!
A Message from the Newbury Water Department The Water Department sent out the fall bills October 1st and they were due December 1st. If you have not...
Modern Woodmen Partners with Wreaths Across America
Submitted by Modern Woodmen on behalf of Managing Partner, Georgetown's Joseph R. Soucy Modern Woodmen of America is partnering with Wreaths Across...
Exeter, NH New Home for Vintage Bazzar
Sharing the note we received from the Vintage Bazzar! It's well worth the adventure and short drive over to Exeter, N.H., December 5th - 7th, 32...
Local Veterinarian Launches Compassionate At-Home Pet Euthanasia Service for North Shore Families
Katie Larson, DVM Coastal Kindness 978-440-2009 | West Newbury Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest moments a family can face. To...
West Newbury Library Pies!
Cortland Apple Pie, Apple Crisp, Pecan Pie, Blueberry Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Key Lime Pie, Ghiradelli Triple Chocolate Brownie Pie, Gluten Free Crisp,...
Salisbury Annual Lighting of the Tree
SALISBURY – All are encouraged to join in on Tuesday, December 2, from 4 to 7 pm, at the annual Salisbury Lighting of the Tree on the Town Common....
Greater Newburyport Adult and Community Education Jingle and Mingle Event
Greater Newburyport Adult and Community Education will be hosting a Jingle & Mingle event on Tuesday, December 2nd from 5:30 – 8 pm upstairs at...
Whittier Caution
HAVERHILL – They're back! Whittier Regional Vocational School has re-grouped to begin pushing a new tax increase on towns to fund a new school. The...
‘Honoring Heroes: A Veterans Day Celebration’ at Wenham Museum, Tues. Nov. 11, 2025
Submitted by: Laura Rivas Wenham Museum WENHAM – Wenham Museum invites the community to come together this Veterans Day, Tuesday, November 11, for...
Groveland’s Stokes Takes Georgetown Job
GROVELAND - Groveland Water and Sewer Department Superintendent Colin Stokes will be leaving his position and moving on to become superintendent in...
Harvey Mades
Harvey Mades of Newburyport, formerly of Georgetown, Massachusetts died peacefully on October 26, 2025, at the age of 93 surrounded by the love and...
Helen Louise (Wilkins) Downing
Helen Louise (Wilkins) Downing passed away on October 13, 2025, at Portsmouth (NH) Regional Hospital. Most recently a resident of Amesbury, Helen...
Penelope ‘Penny’ J. Verow
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Penelope 'Penny' J. Verow on October 18, 2025, in Newburyport, MA, at age 78. Born in Walthamstow,...
DEATH NOTICES
John H Douglas of Beverly, Mass. (C.R. Lyon & Sons Funeral Home - Danvers, 978-777-7900) Dr. Richard “Dick” R. Dussault of Peabody, Mass....
Newburyport Literary Festival Events 2025
NEWBURYPORT – The popular Newburyport Literary Festival will not kick off for another six months, which for some book lovers is too long. So, the...
Susan E. Maloney May 5, 1947 – October 8, 2025
Susan E. Maloney passed away peacefully in Salem, NH, on October 8, 2025, at the age of 78. She was born on May 5, 1947, in Boston, MA, and was...
Breast Cancer Awareness Stamps
This month, purchase Breast Cancer Awareness Stamps from your local post office, including from Karyn at the Groveland Post Office. Help fund the...
Little Farmstand in Georgetown!
I would like to share some photos of our little Farmstand located at 59 Warren Street in Georgetown. My name is Laura Short and I am co-owner with...
Newburyport Whale Watching and the Plight of Whales Event at the Maritime Museum FRIDAY
NEWBURYPORT – If you love whales, the Custom House Maritime Museum has got a treat waiting for you. On 2026’s first First Friday lecture, Kristin Daley, a marine naturalist at the Newburyport Whale Watch will speak at 6:30 p.m. Friday about Newburyport Whale Watching and the Plight of Wales. “Take a deep dive with naturalist Kristin Daley into the biology, behavior, migration and communication of whales in our Gulf of Maine backyard,” announced Julia Bradley-LaBonte, the museum’s senior manager. “What helps these...
Estate Planning Made EASY Events –
Focus on Real Estate: Featured Property – A New Gateway to Plum Island
PLUM ISLAND – The character of residences on this 11-mile barrier island has been undergoing major change over the last decade. Once a popular vacation destination where people from all over the Northeast rented cottages to enjoy the beach. Sunburned, hungry and thirsty, the beachgoers would gather at one of a handful of bars and restaurants, most notably the Plum Island Grille, where they watched the sun set over the Great Salt Marsh. “The Plum Island Grille has a glorious past,” said Mark Friery, who once owned...
Boxford’s Paisley’s Farm: Wishing You Warmth & Peace in the New Year
Cantemus Invites Tenor and Bass Singers to Audition
Cantemus Chamber Chorus, now in its 44th year of providing the North Shore with imaginative and skillful choral performances, invites tenor and bass singers to audition for the spring semester and beyond. Ten-minute auditions will take place by appointment on January 13th between 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. at First Church, 1 Arbor St., Wenham. Alternative audition times can be arranged as needed. Please email info@cantemus.org to schedule your audition. For audition details, visit www.cantemus.org/about-us/auditions/....
Meet the Town Common Team Who Serves You
REGIONAL – The Town Common newspaper welcomes Nate Allard, the former president of the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to its team as a senior Newburyport and Salisbury advertising sales consultant. Born in Newburyport and raised in Salisbury, Nate’s reach is much further than either of the two cities he knows so well. He has spent his career help businesses of all types succeed, working with businesses large and small find unique, creative ways to keep their name in the forefront of...
Plant Matters – Burn the Burning Bush!
Let us just burn Burning Bush. I’ve been concerned about “introduced” ornamental plants from countries outside the USA since I worked for the U.S.D.A. (U. S. Department of Agriculture) in the Port of New York. I have been working in the green industry over the last four decades and have become alarmed by the negative impact that ‘invasive’ ornamental plants have had on local ecosystems. One shrub that has been classified as a significant threat to local ecosystems is Euonymous alatus which was introduced...
West Newbury Bridge 7+ Years Later
WEST NEWBURY – Closed to vehicles for more than seven years, the Middle Street/Plummer Springs Bridge on the border of West Newbury and Newburyport now has a deck over the Upper Artichoke Reservoir, the drinking water supply for both communities. According to West Newbury officials, construction on the project is ahead of schedule, although peat was discovered in the ground below the bridge, which would not support the bridge’s foundation. The peat is scheduled to be excavated this summer. The schedule was...
Connection Isn’t Seasonal: Winter Programming at the Groveland COA
GROVELAND – Winter doesn’t have to mean staying home or feeling disconnected. At the Groveland Council on Aging (Groveland COA), January and February are filled with reasons to get out, gather, and enjoy time together—whether that’s through a shared laugh at the movies, a moment of calm and creativity, or a welcoming space to simply show up. This winter, the Groveland COA is offering programs that feel easy, inviting, and meaningful. From Movie Mondays and community lunches to relaxed outings and social...
CALLING ALL SINGERS Newburyport Choral Society
REGIONAL – Please come sing with us in our 91st year! The Newburyport Choral Society (NCS) is a non-auditioned community chorus that welcomes singers of all ag-es from Essex County, southern NH, and the seacoast area. Register now to sing selections from Felix Mendelssohn’s dramatic oratorio Elijah, and newly published choral works of his older sister, Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel. Our first two rehearsals of the 2026 spring semester are OPEN for anyone to experience the chorus with no obligation to pay. TIME: 7:00pm...
GEORGETOWN State-Wide Ballot Questions Discussion Jan. 10th 10 A.M. at the Public Library
A group called Partners in Democracy will be coming to the Georgetown Peabody Library on Saturday, January 10 at 10:00 am to speak about the ballot questions that will be on the ballot later this year. Some of the issues covered will be: Fairer legislative pay (“stipend reform”) Legislative transparency Same-day voter registration Restoring voting rights for folks incarcerated for felony convictions Voter I.D. requirements for voting This event is open to the public so please consider attending and spread the...
Georgetown American Legion Post Donates to COA
GEORGETOWN - Members of Georgetown’s Rene J. Gagnon American Legion Post #211 recently gathered to present a donation to the Georgetown Council on Aging (COA). This contribution recognizes the COA’s invaluable service to local seniors and veterans, including their wonderful Veterans Day breakfast and the Gallery of Veterans. Thank you, COA, for all you do for those who served!
More Than a Tree Drop: How One North Shore Farm Turned a Post-Holiday Problem Into a Winter Tradition of Joy, Learning, and Community
Every January, thousands of Christmas trees are dragged to curbsides or forgotten behind garages—symbols of a season that passed too quickly. But for one small family farm in Georgetown, Massachusetts, those trees tell a very different story. For the 8th consecutive year, Great Rock Farm, affectionately known as Goats To Go, will host its annual Christmas Tree Drop on Saturday, January 10th, from 8:30–11:30 AM, welcoming the public by reservation to take part in a joyful, educational winter tradition. What...
A few of the headlines from our 2025 coverage:
A few of the headlines from our 2025 coverage: Newburyport Company Lands $462,700 Federal Grant Federal tax dollars given to Crystal Engineering Co., Inc. in Newburyport, a CNC machining company servicing many industries including aerospace will receive $462,700 to replace its propane forklift with an electric equivalent and other such items. The Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District Granted $4.9 million to Purchase Electric Buses Taxpayers pay approximately double for the cost of buses as they are electric...
Vote for Favorite Roots Concerts
NEWBURYPORT – The organizers for the popular Belleville Roots Concert Series want to know what performers their fans would like them to rebook for the future. In their end-of-the-year newsletter, they ask: “What was your favorite show?!? We are already hard at work trying to book our 2026-27 season, and we know you’re going to like it.” It might be the ever-popular Tony Trischka Earl Jam, which is scheduled to perform again at the Belleville church on April 18 or any of the other strong performers that have...
Boxford’s Andrew Marshall Served as Guest Narrator at Boston Pops Holiday Performance
BOSTON – At the December 18, 2025 Holiday Pops performance in Boston, 2019 Make-A-Wish recipient Andrew Marshall - a Boxford native - served as guest narrator for ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. Andrew’s wish to meet John Mayer was granted in 2019 by Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island and helped Andrew stay strong during his cancer journey, inspiring him to fully commit to pursuing a career as a singer/songwriter. You may have seen Andrew as he was a quarter-finalist on NBC’s The Voice. He now lives in...
Yes, Virginia There is a Santa Claus
Dear Readers of The Town Common, During the past twenty-two years I have had the privilege to serve my community by creating and operating The Town Common. We have overcome many obstacles, shared in many wonderful stories, participated in many local events, and have always enjoyed providing a valuable community service. This season I wish everyone the happiest of holidays and thank all our loyal readers, advertisers and friends for helping us become and stay a welcome part of the community. We look forward...
Boxford Votes to Comply with MBTA Mandate – Offers up Legal-Entangled Nearly-Undevelopable Land
by Lonnie Brennan BOXFORD – Despite protests from new residents and old who are opposed to the stated-mandated MBTA multi-unit, high-density housing mandate, town meeting approved re-zoning of the new 'The Willows' development off Rte. 133. For the new homeowners at The Willows, the threat is that their neighborhood could somehow be dramatically change from that which they purchased; in theory, they could see hundreds or more residents in multi-unit dwellings placed a mere 25 feet from their property lines. The...
YWCA Greater Newburport to Power Up 321 Solar Panels at YWCA Residences at Ingalls Court
News Shared via Ilene Harnch-Grady, YWCA Greater Newburyport YWCA Greater Newburyport will soon be able to flip the switch and turn on 321 solar panels to supply almost 30% of the power needed for its newest affordable housing project YWCA Residences at Ingalls Court. YWCA worked with Resonant Energy to develop a plan that would maximize the roof of its newest project (48 affordable housing units for seniors) and install the greatest number of panels possible. As a result, the system is designed to produce...
Ipswich Firefighters Honored for Saving Lives
REGIONAL – Just before midnight on Aug. 18, the home at 383 Linebrook Rd. caught fire with an elderly resident and his son trapped on the second floor. Ipswich and Rowley firefighters responded and saved Joseph Mello Sr., who is disabled, and his son, Joseph Mello Jr. in what Ipswich Fire Chief Paul Parisi called “a low frequency, high risk rescue operation.” Ipswich police sergeant Mark Ruggerio was the first on the scene and tried to enter the house to rescue the Mellos, but the fire and smoke had already...
Newburyport Whale Watching and the Plight of Whales Event at the Maritime Museum FRIDAY
NEWBURYPORT – If you love whales, the Custom House Maritime Museum has got a treat waiting for you. On 2026’s first First Friday lecture, Kristin Daley, a marine naturalist at the Newburyport Whale Watch will speak at 6:30 p.m. Friday about Newburyport Whale Watching and the Plight of Wales. “Take a deep dive with naturalist Kristin Daley into the biology, behavior, migration and communication of whales in our Gulf of Maine backyard,” announced Julia Bradley-LaBonte, the museum’s senior manager. “What helps these...
Estate Planning Made EASY Events –
Focus on Real Estate: Featured Property – A New Gateway to Plum Island
PLUM ISLAND – The character of residences on this 11-mile barrier island has been undergoing major change over the last decade. Once a popular vacation destination where people from all over the Northeast rented cottages to enjoy the beach. Sunburned, hungry and thirsty, the beachgoers would gather at one of a handful of bars and restaurants, most notably the Plum Island Grille, where they watched the sun set over the Great Salt Marsh. “The Plum Island Grille has a glorious past,” said Mark Friery, who once owned...
Boxford’s Paisley’s Farm: Wishing You Warmth & Peace in the New Year
Cantemus Invites Tenor and Bass Singers to Audition
Cantemus Chamber Chorus, now in its 44th year of providing the North Shore with imaginative and skillful choral performances, invites tenor and bass singers to audition for the spring semester and beyond. Ten-minute auditions will take place by appointment on January 13th between 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. at First Church, 1 Arbor St., Wenham. Alternative audition times can be arranged as needed. Please email info@cantemus.org to schedule your audition. For audition details, visit www.cantemus.org/about-us/auditions/....
Meet the Town Common Team Who Serves You
REGIONAL – The Town Common newspaper welcomes Nate Allard, the former president of the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to its team as a senior Newburyport and Salisbury advertising sales consultant. Born in Newburyport and raised in Salisbury, Nate’s reach is much further than either of the two cities he knows so well. He has spent his career help businesses of all types succeed, working with businesses large and small find unique, creative ways to keep their name in the forefront of...
Plant Matters – Burn the Burning Bush!
Let us just burn Burning Bush. I’ve been concerned about “introduced” ornamental plants from countries outside the USA since I worked for the U.S.D.A. (U. S. Department of Agriculture) in the Port of New York. I have been working in the green industry over the last four decades and have become alarmed by the negative impact that ‘invasive’ ornamental plants have had on local ecosystems. One shrub that has been classified as a significant threat to local ecosystems is Euonymous alatus which was introduced...
West Newbury Bridge 7+ Years Later
WEST NEWBURY – Closed to vehicles for more than seven years, the Middle Street/Plummer Springs Bridge on the border of West Newbury and Newburyport now has a deck over the Upper Artichoke Reservoir, the drinking water supply for both communities. According to West Newbury officials, construction on the project is ahead of schedule, although peat was discovered in the ground below the bridge, which would not support the bridge’s foundation. The peat is scheduled to be excavated this summer. The schedule was...
Connection Isn’t Seasonal: Winter Programming at the Groveland COA
GROVELAND – Winter doesn’t have to mean staying home or feeling disconnected. At the Groveland Council on Aging (Groveland COA), January and February are filled with reasons to get out, gather, and enjoy time together—whether that’s through a shared laugh at the movies, a moment of calm and creativity, or a welcoming space to simply show up. This winter, the Groveland COA is offering programs that feel easy, inviting, and meaningful. From Movie Mondays and community lunches to relaxed outings and social...
CALLING ALL SINGERS Newburyport Choral Society
REGIONAL – Please come sing with us in our 91st year! The Newburyport Choral Society (NCS) is a non-auditioned community chorus that welcomes singers of all ag-es from Essex County, southern NH, and the seacoast area. Register now to sing selections from Felix Mendelssohn’s dramatic oratorio Elijah, and newly published choral works of his older sister, Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel. Our first two rehearsals of the 2026 spring semester are OPEN for anyone to experience the chorus with no obligation to pay. TIME: 7:00pm...
GEORGETOWN State-Wide Ballot Questions Discussion Jan. 10th 10 A.M. at the Public Library
A group called Partners in Democracy will be coming to the Georgetown Peabody Library on Saturday, January 10 at 10:00 am to speak about the ballot questions that will be on the ballot later this year. Some of the issues covered will be: Fairer legislative pay (“stipend reform”) Legislative transparency Same-day voter registration Restoring voting rights for folks incarcerated for felony convictions Voter I.D. requirements for voting This event is open to the public so please consider attending and spread the...
Georgetown American Legion Post Donates to COA
GEORGETOWN - Members of Georgetown’s Rene J. Gagnon American Legion Post #211 recently gathered to present a donation to the Georgetown Council on Aging (COA). This contribution recognizes the COA’s invaluable service to local seniors and veterans, including their wonderful Veterans Day breakfast and the Gallery of Veterans. Thank you, COA, for all you do for those who served!
More Than a Tree Drop: How One North Shore Farm Turned a Post-Holiday Problem Into a Winter Tradition of Joy, Learning, and Community
Every January, thousands of Christmas trees are dragged to curbsides or forgotten behind garages—symbols of a season that passed too quickly. But for one small family farm in Georgetown, Massachusetts, those trees tell a very different story. For the 8th consecutive year, Great Rock Farm, affectionately known as Goats To Go, will host its annual Christmas Tree Drop on Saturday, January 10th, from 8:30–11:30 AM, welcoming the public by reservation to take part in a joyful, educational winter tradition. What...
A few of the headlines from our 2025 coverage:
A few of the headlines from our 2025 coverage: Newburyport Company Lands $462,700 Federal Grant Federal tax dollars given to Crystal Engineering Co., Inc. in Newburyport, a CNC machining company servicing many industries including aerospace will receive $462,700 to replace its propane forklift with an electric equivalent and other such items. The Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District Granted $4.9 million to Purchase Electric Buses Taxpayers pay approximately double for the cost of buses as they are electric...
Vote for Favorite Roots Concerts
NEWBURYPORT – The organizers for the popular Belleville Roots Concert Series want to know what performers their fans would like them to rebook for the future. In their end-of-the-year newsletter, they ask: “What was your favorite show?!? We are already hard at work trying to book our 2026-27 season, and we know you’re going to like it.” It might be the ever-popular Tony Trischka Earl Jam, which is scheduled to perform again at the Belleville church on April 18 or any of the other strong performers that have...
Boxford’s Andrew Marshall Served as Guest Narrator at Boston Pops Holiday Performance
BOSTON – At the December 18, 2025 Holiday Pops performance in Boston, 2019 Make-A-Wish recipient Andrew Marshall - a Boxford native - served as guest narrator for ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. Andrew’s wish to meet John Mayer was granted in 2019 by Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island and helped Andrew stay strong during his cancer journey, inspiring him to fully commit to pursuing a career as a singer/songwriter. You may have seen Andrew as he was a quarter-finalist on NBC’s The Voice. He now lives in...
Yes, Virginia There is a Santa Claus
Dear Readers of The Town Common, During the past twenty-two years I have had the privilege to serve my community by creating and operating The Town Common. We have overcome many obstacles, shared in many wonderful stories, participated in many local events, and have always enjoyed providing a valuable community service. This season I wish everyone the happiest of holidays and thank all our loyal readers, advertisers and friends for helping us become and stay a welcome part of the community. We look forward...
Boxford Votes to Comply with MBTA Mandate – Offers up Legal-Entangled Nearly-Undevelopable Land
by Lonnie Brennan BOXFORD – Despite protests from new residents and old who are opposed to the stated-mandated MBTA multi-unit, high-density housing mandate, town meeting approved re-zoning of the new 'The Willows' development off Rte. 133. For the new homeowners at The Willows, the threat is that their neighborhood could somehow be dramatically change from that which they purchased; in theory, they could see hundreds or more residents in multi-unit dwellings placed a mere 25 feet from their property lines. The...
YWCA Greater Newburport to Power Up 321 Solar Panels at YWCA Residences at Ingalls Court
News Shared via Ilene Harnch-Grady, YWCA Greater Newburyport YWCA Greater Newburyport will soon be able to flip the switch and turn on 321 solar panels to supply almost 30% of the power needed for its newest affordable housing project YWCA Residences at Ingalls Court. YWCA worked with Resonant Energy to develop a plan that would maximize the roof of its newest project (48 affordable housing units for seniors) and install the greatest number of panels possible. As a result, the system is designed to produce...
Ipswich Firefighters Honored for Saving Lives
REGIONAL – Just before midnight on Aug. 18, the home at 383 Linebrook Rd. caught fire with an elderly resident and his son trapped on the second floor. Ipswich and Rowley firefighters responded and saved Joseph Mello Sr., who is disabled, and his son, Joseph Mello Jr. in what Ipswich Fire Chief Paul Parisi called “a low frequency, high risk rescue operation.” Ipswich police sergeant Mark Ruggerio was the first on the scene and tried to enter the house to rescue the Mellos, but the fire and smoke had already...
Newburyport Whale Watching and the Plight of Whales Event at the Maritime Museum FRIDAY
NEWBURYPORT – If you love whales, the Custom House Maritime Museum has got a treat waiting for you. On 2026’s first First Friday lecture, Kristin Daley, a marine naturalist at the Newburyport Whale Watch will speak at 6:30 p.m. Friday about Newburyport Whale Watching and the Plight of Wales. “Take a deep dive with naturalist Kristin Daley into the biology, behavior, migration and communication of whales in our Gulf of Maine backyard,” announced Julia Bradley-LaBonte, the museum’s senior manager. “What helps these...
Estate Planning Made EASY Events –
Focus on Real Estate: Featured Property – A New Gateway to Plum Island
PLUM ISLAND – The character of residences on this 11-mile barrier island has been undergoing major change over the last decade. Once a popular vacation destination where people from all over the Northeast rented cottages to enjoy the beach. Sunburned, hungry and thirsty, the beachgoers would gather at one of a handful of bars and restaurants, most notably the Plum Island Grille, where they watched the sun set over the Great Salt Marsh. “The Plum Island Grille has a glorious past,” said Mark Friery, who once owned...
Rowley Public Library Event Make Your Own Mini Desk Calendar
Submitted by Amy Roderick Assistant Director Rowley Public Library Rowley Public Library’s “Craft with Catherine” event on Saturday, January 10 at 10am is for anyone looking to get organized for 2026 in a fun and creative way. Participants will customize their own set of pages for a mini desk calendar on an upcycled wooden stand. All supplies will be provided for this free program. Makes a great gift, too! For ages 16+. Registration is...
Winter Class Registration
NEWBURYPORT – Winter class registration is now open: art, music, paleontology, writing, gardening, world languages, yoga, tai chi, dancing, SAT prep, haiku, geneology, and so much more. All classes have limited space and can fill up quickly so register today to grab your spot. Semester begins the week of January 20, 2026. Registration and information at: https://newburyportadulted.org. ♦
Newbury Water Bills (Past) Due!
A Message from the Newbury Water Department The Water Department sent out the fall bills October 1st and they were due December 1st. If you have not paid your bill please do so to avoid interest and demand charges. Final Notices will be processed next week. Water Bills can be paid by check and sent to the West Newbury Water Department, 381 Main Street, West Newbury, MA 01985. In Person: Water Department, 2nd Floor or dropped in the BLUE Water...
Modern Woodmen Partners with Wreaths Across America
Submitted by Modern Woodmen on behalf of Managing Partner, Georgetown's Joseph R. Soucy Modern Woodmen of America is partnering with Wreaths Across America for a nationwide day of remembrance on Dec. 13. A fraternal financial services organization with members across the country, Modern Woodmen is supporting this initiative to honor deceased veterans through a $500,000 contribution toward: Modern Woodmen members’ participation to lay wreaths at...
Exeter, NH New Home for Vintage Bazzar
Sharing the note we received from the Vintage Bazzar! It's well worth the adventure and short drive over to Exeter, N.H., December 5th - 7th, 32...
Local Veterinarian Launches Compassionate At-Home Pet Euthanasia Service for North Shore Families
Katie Larson, DVM Coastal Kindness 978-440-2009 | West Newbury Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest moments a family can face. To...
West Newbury Library Pies!
Cortland Apple Pie, Apple Crisp, Pecan Pie, Blueberry Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Key Lime Pie, Ghiradelli Triple Chocolate Brownie Pie, Gluten Free Crisp,...