The ‘Great’ Newbury ‘Flood’

NEWBURY  – A late-night delivery person for The Town Common alerted Newbury's Police Department which dispatched a member of the highway team to get a wayward sprinkler shut down. The damaged sprinkler head did a good job of washing the parking area. ♦

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Lions Club Helps the Blind Read

REGIONAL – For years since he lost his sight, a 93-year-old World War II veteran relied on his wife to read to him. But then she died, and his world got very small until he turned to the Lions Club for help. Bob LaFrance, a Lions Club member for 45 years and head of...

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Does Georgetown Have a Cancer Cluster?

GEORGETOWN – The town’s Health Director has asked the state Department of Public Health to investigate whether the higher-than-normal number of cases here could be a cancer cluster. Health Director William Holt delivered a report to the SelectBoard last week that said...

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Newburyport Library Upcoming Events

Please join us at the Newburyport Public Library during the month of September for the following adult programs! Wednesday, September 2nd at 7 PM: Living Well: Root Into Fall (IN PERSON). Through gentle movement, breathwork, meditation, and sound healing, you'll...

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Newbury Open Space Meeting Sept. 15th

Are you a resident of Newbury or a nearby town? Do you like spending time outdoors, and living close to rich natural areas and recreation facilities? Do you want to make your voice heard regarding the Open Space and Recreation Plan's priorities? WE WANT TO HEAR FROM...

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West Newbury G.A.R. Memorial Library Upcoming Events

submitted by Rebecca Shea Assistant Librarian, G.A.R. Memorial Library Book Sale Donation Drop Off Saturday, Sept. 12 10 AM -1 PM Old Town Hall Building 491 Main St. West Newbury Do you have books to donate? Wonderful! Our guidelines are simple: Yes, please to new,...

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Free Speech Violated? At What Cost to the Town?

GEORGETOWN – Kevin Wood is preparing to sue this town for then- SelectBoard chair Robert Hoover having him removed from a board meeting last spring when Wood criticized the chair and the town administrator. Wood said in the televised SelectBoard meeting, “If the Board...

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New COA Director Has Big Plans for Seniors

ROWLEY – The new director of the Council on Aging has lofty ambitions for the town’s seniors, which make up about a third of the approximately 6,250 residents. Marty Blanchard wants the town to find or build a space large enough and designed for senior activities....

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