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GEORGETOWN — Acting Chief Chuck Savage announced that Georgetown firefighters held a reunion recently with a local family following an emergency baby delivery earlier this month. On Sunday, Sept. 25 at the Georgetown Fire Department headquarters, members of the...
NEWBURYPORT — If you love folk music, you are in for some memorable evenings this fall at the Belleville Roots Music Series with Molly Tuttle and Tony Trischka leading off with concerts in October. Tuttle, who broke into playing bluegrass at festivals when she was 11...
NEWBURYPORT — Oysterfest In The Port hosted by Newburyport FISH will bring together oyster farms and fish vendors from across New England to highlight delicious local seafood. Craft brews from Riverwalk Brewing and wine from Grand Trunk Wine will be available for...
NEWBURYPORT — On the previous Friday, the Parks Department staff installed two signs in hopes of ending the Battle of March’s Hill between young bike riders/jump builders and mostly adults who like to hike the hills and live next to it. One of the signs, urging those...
ROWLEY — Szczechowicz Landscape Services (SLS Outdoor Living) employees volunteered recently to remove the invasive plant, Burning Bush, from the trails at Dodge Reservation off Wethersfield Road. Working with town Conservation Agent Brent Baeslack, the team cut back...
To The Editor: Thank you for promoting the August 27 concert to benefit the Newbury Food Pantry. NEWBURYPORT — On Aug. 27, our community came together to support the First Parish Newbury food pantry at a benefit concert by the Essex Ensemble at the Maudslay Arts...
ROWLEY — The Hydrant Regency doggie day care here said it offered a 5,000 square foot outdoor enclosed play area so the dogs boarded there could run and play all day. “If your dog likes to wrestle and play, plow through snow drifts, hang out with humans, fetch ball,...
REGIONAL — James Kelcourse, the newest member of the state Parole Board, withdrew last week from the race for the state legislative seat he had held since 2015 and one he could have easily won in November. Kelcourse had filed for reelection before he was appointed...
IPSWICH — Having decided to build a combined public safety building, this town, which values its history more than most and preserved more First and Second Period homes than any other, has the opportunity to re-purpose its old police station and create a centrally...
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