Arts & Culture

Small Gift, Big Impact

NEWBURYPORT – While walking to a friend’s house with her dog and older brother a few days ago, Charlotte Bogorad watched an ambulance and fire truck with flashing lights pull up at a nearby home. “I saw it was the house my brother Will’s teacher lived in,” Charlotte...

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The Pink House Backers Honored For the Fight

NEWBURYPORT – The Pink House was demolished March 11 by its last owner, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, but the community continues to recognize the efforts of the non-profit group of indefatigable volunteers, the Supporters of the Pink House (STPH), who tried...

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First the Pink House, Now Endangered Species

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), under the Trump administration, has proposed a new federal rule that would take away habitat protections for endangered and threatened species. This comes soon after the demolition of the Pink House, seen by many as a symbol...

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DANVERS: Historical Society’s Art Collection

DANVERS – Salem State University students Alanna Niemczura and David Spalding-Aguirre are discovering 19th and 20th century artists from Danvers. Last semester they both participated in a research project for Associate Professor of Art History Gretchen Sinnett’s The...

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NEWBURYPORT: Fighting in the Library Stacks

NEWBURYPORT – It may seem a little surreal to have library employees and volunteers battling for the right to reshelve books and materials.  But that was what was happening until the volunteer program was stopped two years ago. Now, Melissa Murray, a partner in the...

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SALISBURY: Playing With Fairies and Gnomes

SALISBURY – The Fairy Gnome Discovery Walk brought a touch of magic to the weekend as visitors wandered through one of the most whimsical events in the state. Held from 11 a.m. on Saturday to 4 p.m. on Sunday, the event offered an enchanting experience for all ages,...

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NEWBURYPORT: Celebrate the American Revolution’s 250th

NEWBURYPORT – During the American Revolution, the word freedom had different meanings to the colonists, depending on the color of their skin. When the first shots were fired by the scrappy colonists 250 years ago to begin the American Revolution, Newburyport was...

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