Amesbury condo units destroyed by fire

AMESBURY — Amesbury Fire Department responded to a fire in a condominium complex on Pond Street Monday afternoon at approximately 5pm at 25 Hope Drive. Heavy smoke was showing from the eaves and attic area of the two story, four-unit condominium complex. Mutual aid...

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Rowley Briefs

Flags for Heroes Project The Ipswich-Rowley Rotary is sponsoring a Flags for Heroes project on the Rowley Town Common from June 18 – July 9, 2022. The public is invited to sponsor a “Hero” who may be a veteran, teacher, medical professional, mentor or any person they...

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Local Students Graduate From Assumption University

WORCESTER — Nearly 400 graduates received a bachelor's degree during Assumption University's 105th Commencement exercises on Sunday, May 8, at the DCU Center in Worcester. Larry Lucchino, Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer and chairman and principal owner of the Worcester...

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Portsmouth Sunset Lighthouses Cruises

PORTSMOUTH, NH — The Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse will be doing two Sunset Lighthouses Cruises in June. The cruises on June 17 and 24, will start at 7:00 p.m. and will return about 9:30 p.m. They will be aboard the M/V Granite State, departing from Rye...

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Remembering Our Veterans

Rowley Community members joined the Rowley Veterans Association to place new U.S. flags on over 660 Veterans’ graves at the Rowley Burial ground last weekend in time for Memorial Day. The flags also serve as markers for the wreaths that are laid on each veterans’...

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Salisbury Endangered Historical Buildings

SALISBURY – The town’s Historical Commission would like to preserve two buildings on Ring’s Island, built in the 19th century. It voted to nominate the Community Meeting House and one of the state’s few remaining one-room schoolhouses on Fourth Street as Endangered...

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Hamilton Flag Raisings Raise Some Concerns

HAMILTON – In the wake of a recent Supreme Court decision which ruled Boston must allow a Christian Group to fly its flag over city hall, the Hamilton Select Board is considering a policy to govern which flags it lets fly over town hall and at Patton Park. The board’s...

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