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WORCESTER - The following local residents were named to Clark University's Fall Dean's List: Jeremy John Higgins, of Merrimac was named to second honors. Angela M. Patric, of Newburyport was named to first honors. Paige C. Kacherian, of Rowley was named to first...
SMITHFIELD, RI — Bryant University is pleased to recognize the students who have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to academic excellence and achievement. The following local students have been named to the Deans' List for the fall 2021 semester. Alden Lentz,...
SPRINGFIELD - Western New England University (WNE) announced that Jasper Baily-Gould of Amesbury, has been named to the President's List for the Fall Semester 2021. Baily-Gould is one of almost 500 students to achieve this mark of academic excellence. Students are...
AMESBURY – At a time when there are too few people willing to drive 18 wheelers, when the world is experiencing global warming because of too much carbon in the air and when there is not enough electricity, it is too expensive or not available in remote areas, Andrew...
Amesbury - John Mayer, executive director of the Amesbury Carriage Museum (ACM) and a passionate leader of the regional museum community, will step down from his executive position and retire this year. John is not saying ‘goodbye’ to Amesbury or to the museum. He has...
AMESBURY -- Trader Alan’s Truck Stop just off Interstate 495 was always a busy place. Truckers pulled in for gas, service and some of the best hot dogs. They might even join locals at the Fifth Wheel bar to stomp and sing along with a country and western band. If the...
AMESBURY – Coming off a holiday season that saw patrons returning to local restaurants and retailers in mass, Amesbury area businesses have teamed-up to keep momentum going through what is typically a quieter time of year. “We like to make shopping fun,” laughed Dena...
AMESBURY – In between working in his Merrimac workshop and Amesbury showroom, business owner Connor Mulholland is crossing his fingers tight for a mild February. “I’m hoping the temperatures will feel more like December and less like January,” Mulholland laughed,...
A frigid sunny Sunday didn’t stop anyone from bundling up to enjoy some ice fishing and skate time on the lake.
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