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Plant Matters

In conversation with Carol Decker of West Newbury Wild and Native (WN2). WN2 encourages people to cultivate ecological landscapes, one yard at a time. Carol became involved with WN2 after moving to West Newbury, retiring from Mass Audubon and meeting Nancy Pau who...

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IPSWICH: Buying Time for MBTA 3A Housing Explosion

IPSWICH – The town is trying to navigate the shoals of the controversial, state-mandated MBTA Communities Law Section 3A by approving a carefully worded action plan for implementing new zoning guidelines. The SelectBoard voted three to two to submit the plan, saying...

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Hampton Academy Launches Hands-On Robotics Program

HAMPTON, NH – Superintendent Dr. Lois Costa and Principal Dr. Neal Campbell are pleased to share that Hampton Academy has launched a robotics program that provides students with hands-on experience with coding and robotics-related topics. Students participating in the...

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Connor Michael Avery – Rowley, Mass.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Connor Michael Avery at the young age of 18. Connor was a lifelong resident of Rowley, Massachusetts. Although he faced many challenges, he would brighten anyone’s day with his infectious smile and enthusiasm....

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Recycle Old Tennis Balls

NEWBURYPORT – For the 125 million tennis balls that Americans throw away each year, there has to be a better solution than dumping them in landfills and generating 20,000 tons of methane gas. To test if Recycleballs.org., a Vermont-based, non-profit organization, has...

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‘It’s Going to be Bad’ – Town Administrator

GEORGETOWN – The residents of this town are likely to face difficult choices this spring in deciding if and how they will pay for a proposed $6 million property tax increase. Town officials – the SelectBoard, the Finance Advisory Board and the Town Administrator –...

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Question 2 Gone: Now What?

REGIONAL – In a decisive win statewide, Massachusetts voters made clear that they do not want high schools to require that their students pass the MCAS standardized test to qualify for graduation. What is now not clear is what replaces the MCAS test. To fill the...

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