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The Custom House Serves Up Ukrainian Dinner

NEWBURYPORT – Jarred and Nadiia Sadowski are hosting a fundraising dinner Sunday afternoon at the historic Custom House Maritime Museum. The dinner of authentic Ukrainian dishes is raising funds the Sadowskis send to buy food in Nadiia’s hometown that is under Russian...

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New England Equine Rescue North’s Spring Festival

WEST NEWBURY — New England Equine Rescue North's Spring Festival is happening on June 11 from 11:00-3:00. New and old friends are invited to say hello to rescued horses and donkeys, enjoy kids’ crafts, games, food and drink, hayrides, barn tours, police and fire...

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Topsfield Recreation and Council on Aging HomeGrown Market

Topsfield Recreation and Council on Aging invites all surrounding communities to attend a new summer offering, HomeGrown Market! The theme is “home grown” and focuses on North Shore farms, businesses, artisans, crafters, nonprofits and musicians. This is a wonderful...

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Should Historic Mansion Become Corporate Campus?

IPSWICH — The Waldingfield estate has undergone major changes since it was first built along the Ipswich River in 1638. Historic Ipswich notes that every hundred years the property has been transformed with relocation, expansion and a devasting fire in the 1920s. In...

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Pickleball Returns to Low Street

NEWBURYPORT – Pickleball is back at the Newburyport Tennis Club this weekend.  The NTC, which has housed indoor tennis for more than 40 years, has repaved and painted an underutilized parking lot, large enough for three pickleball courts. Play is expected to begin...

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Lynn man faces trespassing charges for entering Masco High

BOXFORD – Police are investigating a troubling incident that happened at Masconomet High School about a week prior to the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. A 61-year-old Lynn man entered the school through a propped open door at the school on May 13, according...

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Nuke Plant Watchdog Names New Executive Director

REGIONAL – Sarah Abramson became an environmental activist at age eight when she learned that there was a hole in the Earth’s ozone layer.  Fast forward more than two decades, and Sarah, now the mother of a two-year-old son, has a new worry about the planet – keeping...

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Remembering Our Veterans

Rowley Community members joined the Rowley Veterans Association to place new U.S. flags on over 660 Veterans’ graves at the Rowley Burial ground last weekend in time for Memorial Day. The flags also serve as markers for the wreaths that are laid on each veterans’...

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Salisbury Endangered Historical Buildings

SALISBURY – The town’s Historical Commission would like to preserve two buildings on Ring’s Island, built in the 19th century. It voted to nominate the Community Meeting House and one of the state’s few remaining one-room schoolhouses on Fourth Street as Endangered...

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