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IPSWICH − The Town Common's Julianne DeSantis poses (left) with her 4-year-old son Lorenzo in front of a giant blow up Halloween Cat in Henry Bear's Toy Store on Market Street. The pair had joined the downtown Trick or Treat festivities, including visiting Ann of...
Submitted by Amy E. Smith, Chair, Georgetown Historical Commission GEORGETOWN − The Georgetown Mass Memories Road Show is a community history event produced in collaboration with the Georgetown Historical Commission, Georgetown Historical Society, Senior Center,...
NEWBURYPORT Old South Presbyterian Church screens A Great Awakening THURSDAY Oct. 15 | 7:00 PM In honor of the nation's 250th birthday, on Thursday, October 15 at 7:00 pm, Old South Presbyterian Church (29 Federal Street, Newburyport) will host a viewing of the film...
IPSWICH − Last week's Trunk or Treat event at the Ipswich YMCA included many familiar faces giving out treats, including those shown below:
WEST NEWBURY −Tuesday, Oct. 20 from 6:00 - 7:00 PM Join us to learn some line dancing steps, no cowboy boots required, but you might want to bring along a friend. Kathy Spironis leads the way in this fun, easygoing program. Generously funded by the Friends of...
The Georgetown Senior Center will host a chronic disease self-management proram starting Wed., Oct. 21. Living with an ongoing health condition can bring everyday challenges. This supportive six-week program helps adults and caregivers learn practical ways to...
BOXFORD − Cindy Grande of Boxford has published her first novel, Don't Call Mandy, a work of psychological suspense released October 10. The book follows Cassie, a woman who attends her estranged aunt's funeral after a decade of family silence and finds a hoarded...
BYFIELD/GEORGETOWN Senior Citizens Luncheon TUESDAY Oct. 20 | 11:30 A.M. Attend a complimentary Senior Citizen's Luncheon at the Byfield Parish Church, 132 Jackman St., Georgetown. RSVP: 978-352-2022 or byfield.office@gmail.com GEORGETOWN Council on Aging Traveling...
TOPSFIELD – The Topsfield Fair, America’s oldest agricultural fair, today announced the winner of the annual Mrs. Essex County Pageant. The winner, Kaitlin Frasca-Moses of Peabody, received her crown during the 55th pageant, which takes place annually at the...
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