Activist-Author and Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Fr. John Dear to Speak at Central Congregational Church
Activist-Author and Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Fr. John Dear to Speak at Central Congregational Church On Thursday, May 9th at 7:00 p.m., Central...
Fundraiser for the Merrimack
Fundraiser for the Merrimack NEWBURYPORT -- Merrimack River Watershed Council is hosting five casual fundraiser events along the river this spring...
Fundraiser for the Merrimack
Fundraiser for the Merrimack NEWBURYPORT -- Merrimack River Watershed Council is hosting five casual fundraiser events along the river this spring...
Georgetown Police Repaint Station Garage with Help from Middle High School Seniors
Georgetown Police Repaint Station Garage with Help from Middle High School Seniors GEORGETOWN – Chief David Sedgwick shares that Georgetown Police...
Newbury Fire Department Members Train on Pump Operations
Newbury Fire Department Members Train on Pump Operations NEWBURY — Chief Dave Evans is pleased to report that members of the Newbury Fire Department...
Rowley Candidates Night
Rowley Candidates Night Wednesday, May 1, 7:00PM at the Rowley Library Candidates running for local office for the Town of Rowley and the Triton...
Got a Boat, Business, Chrissy Will Hand Paint It
AMESBURY – It has been a tortured path for Chrissy Lebel, but in recent months she has found a home among a collection of innovative entrepreneurs at CIWorks as she creates hand-lettered signs, murals and art for businesses and boats. Along the journey she lost a friend, Peabody Police patrolman Henry Beckenridge, whose 40 years she now honors with her talents. It was said of him: Be Like Henry. Chrissy started out to be a hair dresser in her hometown of Peabody, but a serious car accident that broke her neck...
Ipswich Running Group’s Annual ‘Plogging’
Ipswich Running Group members Melanie Simard, Charlotte Bednar, Jessica Theriault, John Crespi and Michael Sullivan braved the rain on Saturday...
Community Forums for Action on City’s Climate Resilience
Community Forums for Action on City’s Climate Resilience Forums Will Provide Insights into the City’s Climate Action Plans and Opportunities for...
Making It Personal
Making It Personal Central Congregational Church is partnering with Community Services of Newburyport and their program ‘Making It Personal’ to collect personal care items to be shared with those in need in our communities. People in need often...
The Eclipse…
... as seen by Ipswich Residents Chris & Melanie Simard visiting Stowe, VT on Mon., April 8th
Real Estate: Say What?
Being a REALTOR® I sometimes forget that my buyers or sellers are not familiar with all the real estate lingo. Therefore, when I say things like EMD or HOA and you look at me like I have two heads. I need to remind myself that everyone isn’t in the...
Brighter Smiles: Dentistry in the News – Part 1
A recent U.S. News & World Report featured seven pages of information on dentistry. Although I was surprised that most of the information was accurate, as the media often skews the facts to make a point, there were a few things that I felt needed...
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Got a Boat, Business, Chrissy Will Hand Paint It
AMESBURY – It has been a tortured path for Chrissy Lebel, but in recent months she has found a home among a collection of innovative entrepreneurs at CIWorks as she creates hand-lettered signs, murals and art for businesses and boats. Along the journey she lost a friend, Peabody Police patrolman Henry Beckenridge, whose 40 years she now honors with her talents. It was said of him: Be Like Henry. Chrissy started out to be a hair dresser in her hometown of Peabody, but a serious car accident that broke her neck...
Activist-Author and Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Fr. John Dear to Speak at Central Congregational Church
Activist-Author and Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Fr. John Dear to Speak at Central Congregational Church On Thursday, May 9th at 7:00 p.m., Central Congregational Church (UCC) in Newburyport will host Father John Dear as he presents his latest book, The Gospel of Peace: A Commentary of Matthew, Mark, and Luke from the Perspective of Nonviolence. Dear is an internationally recognized teacher, author, and leader in the church and social movements...
Fundraiser for the Merrimack
Fundraiser for the Merrimack NEWBURYPORT -- Merrimack River Watershed Council is hosting five casual fundraiser events along the river this spring and summer. On May 21, MRWC will host an informal gathering at The Deck restaurant, 179 Bridge Road, Salisbury, from 6 to 8 p.m. Guests can enjoy the Merrimack from The Deck’s scenic waterfront locale, and MRWC staff will be on hand to talk about the river and the organization’s work. Tickets are...
Georgetown Police Repaint Station Garage with Help from Middle High School Seniors
Georgetown Police Repaint Station Garage with Help from Middle High School Seniors GEORGETOWN – Chief David Sedgwick shares that Georgetown Police officers and two Georgetown Middle High School seniors worked together to give the station garage a fresh coat of paint. After the floor was resurfaced in the garage, three Georgetown officers volunteered to help repaint the walls on Feb. 27. On April 10, Georgetown Middle High School seniors...
Newbury Fire Department Members Train on Pump Operations
Newbury Fire Department Members Train on Pump Operations NEWBURY — Chief Dave Evans is pleased to report that members of the Newbury Fire Department received pump training earlier this month at the Byfield Fire Station. During the day, you may see firefighters stirring at both of the Newbury Fire Department’s stations if they’re not out performing fire prevention duties, inspections, public education or answering emergency calls. Chief Evans...
Rowley Candidates Night
Rowley Candidates Night Wednesday, May 1, 7:00PM at the Rowley Library Candidates running for local office for the Town of Rowley and the Triton...
Ipswich Running Group’s Annual ‘Plogging’
Ipswich Running Group members Melanie Simard, Charlotte Bednar, Jessica Theriault, John Crespi and Michael Sullivan braved the rain on Saturday...
Community Forums for Action on City’s Climate Resilience
Community Forums for Action on City’s Climate Resilience Forums Will Provide Insights into the City’s Climate Action Plans and Opportunities for...
Real Estate: Say What?
Being a REALTOR® I sometimes forget that my buyers or sellers are not familiar with all the real estate lingo. Therefore, when I say things like EMD...
Brighter Smiles: Dentistry in the News – Part 1
A recent U.S. News & World Report featured seven pages of information on dentistry. Although I was surprised that most of the information was accurate, as the media often skews the facts to make a point, there were a few things that I felt needed clarification. The first article highlights the fact that 75% of adults have some form of periodontal disease. This is true. It also mentions many of the known facts with regards to gum disease and...
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