Trash Pickup Going Automated

REGIONAL – The future of trash pickup can be seen in Amesbury and a few other municipalities as the city last week rolled out the first brown trash carts that are picked up by trucks with only a driver. “Only trash in the new G. Mello brown carts will be collected;...

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Yankee Homecoming – Join in the Fun

NEWBURYPORT – If you want the 65th Yankee Homecoming to be the best ever, buy a Yankee Homecoming flag for your porch, volunteer to collect donations carrying a bucket at the Sunday parade or just buy a ticket to Brewfest. Yankee Homecoming, an annual nine-day event...

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Magellan’s Tall Ship en Route

NEWBURYPORT — The replica of a ship that circumnavigated the globe 800 years ago will spend 10 days next month berthed at the waterfront as part of the Custom House’s Newburyport Maritime Days. The original Nao Trinidad, a 200-ton Tall Ship, sailed around the world...

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Enroll Now in Newburyport Adult & Community Education

Enroll Now in Newburyport Adult & Community Education Newburyport Adult & Community Education announces that registration is now open for Summer Classes. There are several interesting classes to choose from. They include archery (family friendly), tarot cards, jewelry...

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Newburyport Chamber Music Festival Announces 2023 Season

Newburyport Chamber Music Festival Announces 2023 Season The 22nd season of the Newburyport Chamber Music Festival (NCMF) returns August 2nd to 13th. Please join others in the community to share the joy of live chamber music. There will be fourteen events, including a...

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Newburyport Art’s “Art Around Town” Exhibition!

Newburyport Art's “Art Around Town” Exhibition! Vivien Colon Lebron ~ A Point of View Fri, June 2nd – Wed Aug2nd Newburyport, MA - Newburyport Art (NAA) presents A Point of View, a collection of work by NAA artist Vivien Colon Lebron, which is part of its “Art Around...

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Black Deaths Matter

NEWBURYPORT – The sounds of new homes being built wafted across Auburn Street last week as a group of historians, museum leaders and city employees watched Ed Balsky search for long-dead bodies on a hillside of the 18th Century Oak Hill Cemetery. In an area of the...

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