Peter Siess of Amesbury was the first-place winner in the Northeast Arc’s 5K for Inclusion held on Sunday, September 26th at Market Street Lynnfield. The event attracted 250 runners and walkers who raised more than $30,000 to help fund programs and services by the...
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Rowley Fire Department fall safety clinic
Protect your family and home from fire. With Fall crisp weather and the approaching Holidays, hazards in our homes increase. Heaters, holiday lights and candles appear as do boughs of greens and trees. The Rowley Council on Aging invites you to come and hear from the...
Getting Started With Birdwatching
Steve Hale is back with a virtual presentation for beginning and intermediate birders. Topics coveredinclude binocular selection, fieldguide options, best approaches to finding birds, and recommendations to heighten fun and lessen frustration for birders. This event...
New Fall Lecture Series
Join us for a new speaker series on "Haverhill Connections" at the Buttonwoods Museum this fall.
A beloved farmer and colleague is remembered at the Topsfield Fair
TOPSFIELD — When Lee H. “Peter” Gibney, Superintendent of the Flower Building at the Topsfield Fair, passed away in 2020 at the age of 77 after a six-month battle with cancer, he left some big shoes to fill. For his successor at the Topsfield Fair, Luigi Costanza and...
Olympic Gold Medalist to Teach North Shore Athletes
AMESBURY — It would seem that Kacey Bellamy has lived a charmed life. From the time she strapped on skates and picked up a stick, she has excelled at playing hockey. Bellamy, 34, won three Olympic medals – a gold and two silvers – between 2010 and 2018 with the USA...
Mello’s Proposal To Build A New Transfer Station Denied
GEORGETOWN – The Planning Board has officially notified Town Clerk Kerri McManus of its unanimous decision to deny the proposal by the G. Mello Disposal Corp. to build a 500-ton transfer station near Interstate 95 on Carleton Drive. Mello has 20 days to appeal the...
The Georgetown Peabody Library hosting The Bay State: A Multicultural Landscape –Photographs Of New Americans
The Georgetown Peabody Library is hosting the work of nationally known photographer Mark Chester. His traveling exhibit, The Bay State: A Multicultural Landscape–Photographs Of New Americans, is on display from October 1 to October 31, 2021. The exhibit was made...
Newbury Food Pantry Food Drive and Lecture
Jane Merrow of the First Parish Newbury Food Pantry will speak about food insecurity in the area on Wednesday, October 20th, and discuss the role of the Newbury Food Pantry in addressing this problem. Currently each week the food pantry is visited by about 200 people...
Post Offices will be closed on Monday, October 11
Local Post Offices will be closed on Monday, October 11, in celebration of the federal holiday Columbus Day. There will also be no collection or street delivery of mail on Monday, except for guaranteed overnight service. What never closes is usps.com, where you can...
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