Secondary

Yard Signs Show Support For Ukraine

NORTH SHORE – Want to show your support for Ukraine against the Russian military, Jarrod and Nadiia Sadowski are giving out 18-inch by 24-inch yard signs. The signs are available for pick up at their Plum Island home.  The Sadowskis continue to raise money to buy food...

read more

The Shriners Circus Is Back With An All-New Show

Wilmington – Just in time for April vacation, the Shriners Circus is back in the area with an all-new show. Presented by the Aleppo Shriners at the Shriners Auditorium in Wilmington, the circus will be held for the first time since 2019 due to the Covid-19 pandemic....

read more

Topsfield Dry Cleaner Closing

TOPSFIELD – After 30 years in the same Topsfield shop, Won McGrath is hanging her last dry-cleaned dress and hemming the last pair of pants. Soon, the woman, who has been in her shop 11 hours a day, six days a week, plans to travel and see friends. “I’m going to...

read more

Health Board to Rule on 500-ton Trash Station by May 20

GEORGETOWN – The Board of Health postponed its second hearing Thursday to determine the site suitability of G. Mello Disposal Corp.’s proposed 500-ton, per day transfer station was delayed a week when one member was absent due to illness. The hearing, which began...

read more

State Rejects Waterfront Uni-Sex Restroom Design

NEWBURYPORT – It’s back to the drawing board for the new public restrooms at Market Landing Park.  The Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and Gas Fitters rejected the city’s application for a variance so it could build uni-sex restrooms on the waterfront park near...

read more

Flinging Into The Big Leagues

AMESBURY – FlingGolf will take the next step to being a world-class competitive sport this year when its first-ever tournament is broadcast on ESPN. The New Swarm FlingGolf Open will be held over two days, May 21 and 22, at the American Classic Golf Club in Lewes, DE....

read more

Could 40B Break the Waterfront West Stalemate?

NEWBURYPORT — Is using the 40B process the solution for Stephen Karp’s company to force the city to approve a tall, dense housing project with more than 200 apartments at Waterfront West?  City officials are anticipating a renewed community fight soon over the...

read more

Subscribe To Receive Our Newspaper Every Wednesday Morning FREE

Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and newspaper within your emails.

You have Successfully Subscribed!