229 Whittier Tech Students Participate In Early College Program
HAVERHILL — Superintendent Maureen Lynch is pleased to announce that more than 200 students are participating in Whittier Tech's Early College Program for the 2022-23 school year. In March 2021, Whittier Tech and Northern Essex Community College (NECC) were approved...
Holiday Happenings In Newburyport
Village Of Church Fairs Saturday, November 5, 2022 From 9-3
We Are Looking For Help In All Different Ways! Amesbury — Attic Treasures Donations of clean, unbroken household items, toys, tools and decorative items can be left on the stage in the gym starting October 9th. Normal office hours to drop items are: Mon-Thur 9:00...
Don’t Throw That Mattress Away
Rowley, Newburyport — That old mattress can’t go out to the curb for regular trash pickup any longer. Neither can your old clothes. A new state law, beginning Nov. 1, require that mattresses and textiles be kept out of the trash. They must be recycled or donated for...
Amy Siskind, National Women’s Rights Activist To Keynote The Women’s Fund Of Essex County Annual Luncheon
DANVERS — The Women's Fund of Essex County, an all-volunteer, non-profit organization that raises and donates funds to area nonprofits that provide services and programs to support women and girls, today announced that nationally recognized spokesperson, writer and...
Please Join Us At The Newburyport Public Library During The Month Of November For The Following Programs
Newburyport — Please join us at the Newburyport Public Library during the month of November for the following programs! Tuesday, November 1st at 7 pm: Rendezvous with Rachel Revere (IN PERSON). Join us for this one woman play with Judith Kalaora in the role of Rachel...
Gloucester Police Remind Residents to Secure Vehicles Following Motor-Vehicle Break-ins
GLOUCESTER — Chief Edward G. Conley and the Gloucester Police Department would like to remind residents to secure their vehicles and belongings following a recent increase in motor vehicle break-ins. Over the past few days multiple North Shore communities, including...
Who Should Pay to Repair Old Benches?
NEWBURYPORT — A bench on Market Square, which has been there almost a decade, has a plaque that declares it to be “A great place for Peyton and her Nana, Peg Roney.” Another bench, donated in honor of Pat Connelly, has a five-line tribute, “Forever Remembered for her...
The City May Move Mountain Biking Off March’s Hill
NEWBURYPORT — The Parks Commission is launching a citywide search for a place young mountain bikers can ride and jump their bikes without annoying neighbors and those who enjoy hiking and dog walking in March’s Hill. For months, the neighbors and the bikers have been...
