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NEWBURYPORT — The “Be Courteous” signs the parks department installed at March’s Hill are back up. When first put up, one sign, advising the young bicyclists that they were not to dig holes and cut trails through the woods at this city-owned park, was pulled out of...
TRITON REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT — Superintendent Brian Forget is cautiously optimistic that the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) will partner with the school district and Triton towns of Newbury, Rowley and Salisbury to overhaul the 51-year-old middle...
HAVERHILL — Superintendent Maureen Lynch announced that Whittier Tech senior Jaidyn Craig recently attended the SkillsUSA Washington Leadership Training Institute (WLTI). Craig, a senior from Haverhill studying Medical Assisting, attended the Institute in Washington,...
Helen “Fitzie” Winslow, 84 January 16, 1938 – September 18, 2022 Known to many as “Fitzie”, Helen was born January 16, 1938, to Mary and Christopher Fitzpatrick. “Fitzie” passed away peacefully at Avita of Newburyport, Massachusetts on September 18, 2022. It was an...
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...
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