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ROWLEY — Congratulations to our Rowley Adult Summer Reading winners! Congratulations to Tammy D., Elaine S., Maureen B., Philip C., Emily R., Gale W., Alaina L., and Samantha R. They each won a $20 gift card to a local business of their choice! Prizes sponsored by the...
SOUTH ORANGE, NJ — Seton Hall University announced the following students who qualified for the Spring 2022 Dean's list and to congratulate them for their outstanding academic achievements. The following local students made the list: Brooke Prunier of Haverhill ...
DISCOVER THE GREAT MARSH A CRITICAL HABITAT IN A CHANGING CLIMATE With over 20,000 acres stretching from Cape Ann to New Hampshire, the Great Marsh is the largest salt marsh in New England! Its vast, scenic landscape is a source for artistic inspiration &...
NEWBURYPORT — On Wednesday, September 21, Kattie Banks Hone, known as the Monarch Gardener, will be speaking about monarch butterflies from noon to 1:00 PM at the Newburyport Senior Center. Come and learn about the monarch butterfly – its natural history, migration,...
REGIONAL — James Kelcourse, the newest member of the state Parole Board, withdrew last week from the race for the state legislative seat he had held since 2015 and one he could have easily won in November. Kelcourse had filed for reelection before he was appointed...
IPSWICH — Having decided to build a combined public safety building, this town, which values its history more than most and preserved more First and Second Period homes than any other, has the opportunity to re-purpose its old police station and create a centrally...
REGIONAL – Maureen Sabino has been one of the stalwart volunteers for years for Solace for Stephanie, which supports cancer victims, including her brother Peter and a close friend. This year, Maureen not only helped with the annual Solace Comedy Night fundraising...
NEWBURYPORT — The PEG Center for Art & Activism is hosting a new exhibition that features a group of strong, diverse, international women artists who share their perceptions and place in the world. “Women Hold Up Half the Sky” opens on Sept. 24 and will be...
GROVELAND — Town Administrator Rebecca Oldham and Groveland Historical Society President Claire Wals have announced that the Groveland Historical Society will host the 19th annual Pines Speedway Reunion. On Saturday, Oct. 1 at 11 a.m., the Groveland Historical...
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