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Historic National Parks Series Wednesdays at 12n via Zoom Find out more about our local historic sites. Great for history buffs, armchair travelers, or staycations! Every Wednesday at noon. May 3: Explore The Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site May 10: Explore...
NEWBURYPORT — Mayor Sean R. Reardon is pleased to share that the City of Newburyport will be hosting a Boards, Commissions and Volunteer Fair to highlight opportunities to volunteer with the City of Newburyport. WHEN: Thursday, May 4, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. WHERE:...
Attention 2023 graduating seniors who are Theater Workshop alumni! You are eligible for a financial scholarship to help in your continued education of the arts awarded by Workshop Arts Inc. This scholarship is a part of Workshop Arts Inc.’s mission to serve and...
Plant Sale on May 20 from 8:30 to 11:30 WEST NEWBURY - Plant lovers in our area know that the West Newbury Garden Club’s annual plant sale is one that simply cannot be missed. And, while we will still be offering a huge selection of sun and shade perennials for the...
Obituary of Henry C. Chase September 9, 1920 ~ April 19, 2023 Henry Clinton Chase, 102, passed away peacefully at 1:00 PM on Wednesday April 19, 2023. He was born in Lynn, Massachusetts on September 9, 1920, to Charles Benjamin Chase and Laura (Cook) Chase. He...
WEST NEWBURY — Chief Michael Dwyer is pleased to report that the West Newbury Fire Department is welcoming new Firefighter Travis Bounsy to the department upon his graduation from the Massachusetts Fire Academy’s Call/Volunteer Firefighter Recruit Training Program....
Hampton, NH -The Hampton United Methodist Church, 525 Lafayette Road (Rt. 1), Hampton, will hold its Annual Spring Rummage Sale on Saturday, May 6th from 8:30am – 2:00pm - Masks optional. There will be spring and summer clothing, toys, books, games, furniture, shoes,...
NEWBURYPORT AND BEYOND — In its 18th year, the Newburyport Literary Festival has gone hybrid. Many of the popular festival’s offerings this weekend of interviews with authors and poets will be live on Friday night and all-day Saturday in multiple downtown venues. But...
GEORGETOWN – In the on-going battle between town officials and the Conservation Commission, chair Carl Shreder and other commission members last week rejected Town Administrator Orlando Pacheco’s accusation that fraud was involved in the compensation for its former...
ROWLEY — April Bernhardt, the former owner of the Hydrant Regency dog kennel will not have to go to jail, as the result of a conviction on 40 counts of animal cruelty. But for the next three years she cannot own or possess any animals. Judge William Martin in the...
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