Haverhill, MA News

• Haverhill, MA News
• City finds housing for struggling families
• Relay for Life set for annual cancer-fighting event
• Frustration grows over unfinished condo project
• City honors residents who recycle
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• Zion Bible College to change its name
• College to get new president
• Bradford Post Office saved — for now
• Commission wants to identify shoe workers, tell their stories
• Historians ask public's help in telling shoe workers' stories
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• Auction to help Gateway Mural features trips, gift certificates
• Noisy Mother's Day brings neighborhood complaints
• Scholarship named in memory of Barney Gallagher
• Whittier student competes in national masonry competition
• Local girl who beat cancer visits Fenway Park for rally against disease
• College to open teacher training center in city
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• Local girl wins Grange competitions
• City ambulance company reaches out to Peru
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• City mulls outlawing event ads over streets
• KidsFEST takes over downtown Sunday
• First bike lane: Along Route 97 to stadium
• City man held highest lay post in Catholic church
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• Players, parents rave about athletic director also coaching baseball
• Lack of water can't stop community garden
• Hot restaurant concept hits downtown
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• Councilor: There is a place in city for bars, clubs
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• City considers tougher public smoking laws
• Weekly Planner
• Longtime newspaperman Barney Gallagher dies at 90
• City man raises $5,000 in Boston Marathon run
• Students learn outdoors, while sprucing up school land
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• Chamber unveils renovated offices
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• Students stunned by tales of genocide
• 'Angels' rally to support family of 3-year-old with mystery ailment
• YMCA wants to cool parents' concerns
• Smoother streets are on the way
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• Donations accepted for auction to benefit downtown mural
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• Baby boomers and beyond
• Women's group teaches girls to accept challenges
• Haverhill prepares for citywide cleanup
• Push to repair eyesores lauded
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• Running a home on the cheap
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• Baby boomers and beyond
• Residents buy shares in local farms, guaranteeing produce sales
• City boosts neighbors' effort to preserve 1840 building
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• The Lamplighter
• Council on Aging announces seminars for April
• Auction to help raise $100,000 for downtown mural
• Councilor: State must pave the way for Santa — even in spring
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• News briefs
• Weekly Planner
• Video: Getting ready for competition
• Disabled fear train cuts to block their travel
• Police log
• Note from the Publisher
• Former mayor Theodore Pelosi Jr. dies at 85
• Patriots player wows Boys & Girls Club members
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• Community events
• City Democrats choose delegates
• Poor Tom's Almanac
• Tilton makes step toward becoming 'innovating'
• Haverhill Community Television Programming Channell 22
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• Losing seasons still bring pride
• Youth hockey roundup
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• Library to students: Don't trust Google
• City does 75 new plantings in urban areas
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• Is the next Bill Gates in Haverhill?
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• Baby Boomers and Beyond
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• Roast Beef the penguin visits Hannah Duston Rehab Center
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• Seeing Haverhill from the sky
• Karate helps them be better students
• City asks residents to recycle more Officials: Program a modest success, but more effort needed
• Burglaries down 40% in city, stats show
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• Baby Boomers and Beyond
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• Local college offers Ghost Hunting 101
• City mom praised for donations to cancer fight
• Baddour: Drug test to qualify for welfare
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• The Lamp Post
• Adults needed to mentor students
• Giving a 'face' to the rail trail
• Possible Dreams: Marketing the river
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• News in brief
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• Skating lessons raise food, money for hungry people
• Super Bowl rivalry hits city
• city's women behind the Civil War
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• City grooms downtown to welcome boaters
• Report: Home foreclosures down, sales stagnant
• At 74, she is a nationally-ranked fencer
• Share your ideas on using city's riverfront land
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• Unusual winter warmth hurts local ski complex
• More Santa Fund donations arrive
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• Search begins for Jajuga successor
• Dempsey, Baddour named legislators of the year
• 2012 National Outreach Conference
• 'A Couple To Root For'
• Nurses union, hospital firm trade barbs
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• Police log
• You CAN Fit College into Your Busy Schedule. Learn How
• Need to Update Your Computer Skills? NECC Can Help!
• Library Announcements 1/6/2012
• Students preach the fun of board games over Playstation
• The great water debate: Should city sell to towns?
• New councilors get their assignments
• Teacher-turned-nurse travels the world to help the sick
• Santa Fund keeps growing
• Santa Fund donations
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• NECC professor says 'graphic novels' good reading — and entertaining
• Baby bomers and beyond
• Demolition of Lawrence’s InTown Mall Begins, Making Way for NECC’s El-Hefni Health & Technology Center
• Special Saturday Walk-in Hours January 7, 9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
• Is Fear of Math Keeping You from College? NECC’s Math Center Can Help!
• Check out NECC’s Learning Communities
• City plans bike lanes for sides of roads
• City's tradesmen no longer have edge
• Top Gazette stories examine everything from scandals to sports
• Santa Fund winds down, but donations still accepted
• Santa Fund donations
• Baby boomers and beyond
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• Community events
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• 1838 meeting house gets repairs, modernization
• E-survey tackles hot issues
• Santa Fund brought holiday gifts to struggling family
• Santa Fund donations
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• Weekly planner
• Library Announcements 12/21/2011
• MTEL Prep Course Begins January 28
• Paul Cavan
• Michael Cross Ph.D.
• Rachel Hellmann
• Nancy Nickerson
• Dr. Jorge Santiago
• Alisa Bucchiere
• Upgrades to city parks a priority
• Library struggles to provide popular e-books
• Farmer: Proper care keeps pigs odor-free
• Hillie swimmers continue 15-year tradition of generosity
• Santa Fund donations
• City's anti-violence group gets statewide honor
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• Community events
• Baby Boomers and Beyond
• Are You up for the Challenge of NECC’s Honor Experience?
• Advanced Placement Nursing Closed Fall 2012
• Santa needs help making Christmas special for families in need
• Santa Fund donations reach $2,027
• Merchants: Shoppers need better sidewalk, streets
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• Winnekenni Castle holiday ornaments sold
• Artists to demonstrate work downtown
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• NECC to present “A Christmas Carol” December 9, 10, & 11
• You CAN Fit College into Your Busy Schedule. Learn How
• Library Announcements – 12/2/2011
• 'Gingy' back for Christmas Stroll
• Santa Fund drive includes expanded efforts at schools
• Tilton/Consentino School Santa Fund Raffle Prize List
• Santa fund donations
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• Meter is ticking
• Celebrity mural to emerge in spring
• Contribution helps needy families enjoy holiday
• Giving tree benefits forgotten seniors
• Look ahead
• Register Today for the Spring Semester
• NECC Chorus to perform Sunday December 4
• Considering College? Attend an Info Session to Find Out How You Can Do it
• Library Announcements 11/29/2011
• NECC Presents Annual Winter Dance Performance December 2 & 3
• Need extra help with a Tough Course? Register for a Supplemental Instruction Course that Includes a Study Group
• Haverhill woman, relatives go on TV's 'Family Feud'
• Food pantries coming up short at holiday time
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• Police log
• Senior citizens get illuminated bingo board
• City braces for another snowy winter
• Look ahead
• Legendary Locals Imprint Debuts in Haverhill
• Register Today for the Spring Semester
• Communication Arts Alumni to Speak at NECC on November 21
• Library Announcements 11/18/2011
• Santa coming to town Sunday
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• School display honors veterans
• Defeated city councilors: No regrets
• City targets new company for Lowe's building
• The Lamp Post
• NECC Student Wins Seventeen Magazine Contest
• Is Fear of Math Keeping You from College? NECC’s Math Center Can Help!
• Library Announcements 11/10/2011
• Library Announcements 10/31/11
• New Farmers Market to offer wintertime shopping
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• High school receives donations from Jaffarian car dealership
• Parents organize for new school
• City to closely monitor progress of youngest students
• Students 'fall' into autumn fitness
• Founder of New England Ghost Project to Appear at NECC November 2
• Interested in a Career in Radiologic Technology? Come to an Info Session October 27
• Don’t Miss Top Notch Players’ “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”
• Chamber seeks volunteers to deliver plants on Make a Difference Day
• Bradford woman creates artificial nature
• Hole-in-One event raises $4,110 for Santa Fund
• Hole-in-One contest winners
• Artists invited to design rail trail logo
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• Vietnam Veteran and Peace Activist to Speak at NECC on October 20
• Interested in Interior Decoration? Classes Start October 19 & 24
• Disabled gain jobs through new training
• It's here — this week's annual hole-in-one contest helps Santa Fund
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• Police log
• Whittier High's MCAS scores rise, as does Haverhill enrollment
• Fifth annual Chili Cook-Off coming
• Apartments, condos next for recycling
• Baby boomers and beyond
• Weekly planner
• Library Announcements – 10/11/2011
• 50th Anniversary Poster Design Presentation by Lance Hidy on October 12
• City group peddles post-card-size art
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• Bullying crackdown gets results
• Special ed students have big drop in MCAS scores
• Students gain construction skills by building greenhouse
• Deadline to register to vote is Oct. 19
• No public bus service Columbus Day, Monday
• 'Star Wars' takes over library
• Blood drive Oct. 15 in memory of EMT
• Library Announcements 10/4/2011
• Haverhill Campus Practices Single-Stream Recycling
• Library Announcements 9/29/11
• Locally shown film focuses on Holocaust pain, then American success
• The Lamp Post
• Street meters cause parking woes for library patrons, director says
• Police log
• Candidates try to generate voter interest
• Bartlett declared surplus, clearing way for its sale
• Considering College? Attend an Info Session to Find Out How You Can Do it
• He repairs kids' bikes — and teaches them life lessons
• Upswing in election excitement expected
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• The Lamp Post
• Italy to take over downtown
• Making beautiful music
• Mayor honors 6-year-old lifesaver
• Schools likely to get break in auditorium rental fees
• City Hall to get makeover with help of interior designer
• Students seek help working at Whittier Birthplace
• Learn More about iHealth@NECC Programs at an Info Session on September 20
• Library Announcements 9/19/11
• Learn More about iHealth@NECC Programs at an Info Session on September 20
• Governor Patrick Visits Northern Essex Community College To Promote Efforts To Close Achievement Gaps In Higher ED
• Immigration Scholar to Speak at NECC on September 23
• Top Notch Players to Present Inner Monologues on September 16 & 17
• Old college gets new memorial
• Golf for a good cause
• Police log
• Students remember 9/11 not just on anniversary
• Council OKs meters; some merchants change views
• The Lamp Post
• Learn How to Use Social Media Tools in Your Business with New Social Media Courses
• College Life Fair
• Interested in a Career in Nursing? Come to an Info Session on September 13
• Learn More about iHealth@NECC Programs at an Upcoming Info Session
• Students: Take advantage of free online tutoring
• Developer, rehab center eye old schools
• Green thumb wipes away her tears
• Superintendent: MCAS scores unlikely to show big jump
• Music to his ears
• Elementary school's annual race is Sept. 25
• Tattersall Farm Day offers family fun
• Lookahead
• Police log
• Local workers reach new heights
• News in Brief
• Author of “Learning Later, Living Greater” to Speak at NECC
• Library Announcements 9/7/11
• Artist Displays Wood Sculpture at ArtSpace
• Library Announcements 9/2/11
• City boy's face will beam in Times Square
• Parking at Winnekenni a problem
• The Lamp Post
• Vote coming on paid parking for downtown
• Police log
• Taste of Haverhill: Annual event brings together best food and drink in area
• Churches join for picnic, festival
• News Notes
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• Weekly planner
• Unemployed Invited to Take a Free Computer Course at NECC
• Considering College? Find out How You Can Do it . . . and How We Can Help
• Local Musicians and Artists Come Together to Celebrate “Eve Rising” a Collaborative Spirit that Encourages and Empowers Women through Music
• Jiayi Zhou, Deaf Artist Exhibit in Boston! Sept 9-Nov 21
• Events canceled due to hurricane
• What the Valley can expect from Hurricane Irene
• Events canceled due to hurricane
• Register for Fall Classes – Special Saturday Walk-in Hours August 27 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
• Start at NECC and Transfer . . . and save Thousands of Dollars!
• 10 deadliest hurricanes in U.S. history
• Annual River Ruckus draws people from across Valley
• Chowder competition a tasty hit
• Police Log
• The Lamp Post
• High school classrooms not Internet wired
• News in brief
• Weekly planner
• Births
• Back to School for Haverhill - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Learn More about iHealth@NECC Programs at an Upcoming Info Session
• Register for Fall Classes – Special Saturday Walk-in Hours August 27 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
• Haverhill High students help protect turtles in their native land
• Men make strides to help others in coast-to-coast walk
• Election 2011: Stiff competition despite small field
• Public gets chance to speak on proposed taxi fare hike
• POLICE LOG
• Births
• Weekly planner
• Council on Aging trip to the Big E set
• Do you know who this is?
• Library Announcements 8/18/11
• You CAN Fit College into Your Busy Schedule. Learn How
• Author Shares His Life And Thoughts In His Memoir And Anthology
• Polish students visiting Haverhill learn American ways
• Residents want their post office to stay open Bradford
• Robotics team scores high in international competition
• Storefronts, sidewalks to get new looks
• Police log
• Births
• Weekly planner
• Baby Boomers and Beyond
• Haverhill Community TV Program Schedule, Channel 22
• Community calendar
• Interested in Becoming a Nurse? Attend an Info Session on August 18
• Library Announcements 8/8/11
• Thieves target flower beds
• Causing a Ruckus
• City says goodbye to 30 teachers
• After 40 years in City Hall, she calls it quits
• Students work to make neighborhood park safe
• Downtown pay parking debate continues
• Police log
• Haverhill Community Television Channel 22
• The Lamp Post
• Start at NECC and Transfer . . . and save Thousands of Dollars!
• Great start for farmers market
• The Lamp Post
• New rules, costs discourage use of City Hall auditorium
• Fears of higher water bills emerge
• News in brief
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• Police log
• Paranormal walk benefits cemetery
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Tips for traveling with your pet
• Is Fear of Math Keeping You from College? NECC’s Math Center Can Help!
• Wife of New England Patriots owner has died
• President calls space shuttle; see images from final mission
• Bradford trail opens to bikers, walkers
• School maintenance director quits in wake of controversy
• Streetlight dousing plan switched off
• Council defends budget passage over member's objections
• Helping others earns local student a $10,000 Rotary scholarship
• Haverhill Y joins fight against child hunger
• Police log
• Births
• news in brief
• Duck Race set for Sept. 10
• Save September 24 for a Night of Neil Diamond Music with “Real Diamond”
• Students Practice Drawing Blood
• Larry and His One Man Show
• Learn More about iHealth@NECC Programs at an Info Session Tonight!
• $9M budget retains 3 officers DeNaro thought he'd lose
• Who should join the famous on the mural?
• Virtual High School lets Hillies learn from afar
• From teaching school dropout to principal
• Charter school experiment paid off
• Police log
• Haverhill Community TV Programming Channel 22
• News in brief
• Weekly planner
• Local news briefs
• City Transfers Ownership for NECC’s Allied Health & Technology Center
• Life Long Learning to Enjoy Comedy Masque
• Educator’s MTEL CLST Prep Course at NECC
• NECC’s Signature Fundraising Event will Feature the Music of Neil Diamond
• President Lane Glenn Leads NECC
• NECC Enters into Transfer Agreement with Saint Joseph’s College in Maine
• City's stars take to reality TV
• Parents warm to younger kids moving to Consentino School
• Teachers' duties expand
• July 4 festival, fireworks move behind stadium
• City receives money to feed children this summer
• Lyons backs ethics reform proposal
• Student recyclers praised for efforts
• Police log
• Look ahead
• Baby Boomers
• NECC Offers Free College Prep Program
• NECC Bids Farewell to President David Hartleb
• Sports fees for students cut in half
• Taste of success
• Whom would you nominate for the Essex Street mural?
• Critics see 'fuzzy math' in water, sewer budget
• Chamber dinner: Celebrating challenges overcome
• Travels of 'Flat Stanley' teach kids a geography lesson
• Police log
• News in brief
• Community calendar
• Weekly planner
• Interested in Interior Decoration?
• Volunteers Needed!!!
• Interested in Human Services? Come to an Info Session on June 27
• Chief says he'll try to keep village firehouses open
• Teen births decline but concerns remain
• Late cancer victim's fight inspires students, teachers
• Whittier to spend for sewerage, computers, buses
• Volunteers thanked for citywide cleanup
• Haverhill Community TV programming
• Births
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• NEWS IN BRIEF
• Community calendar
• Class endured school renovations, served the community
• Grads talk about what Whittier meant to them
• New location, new vendors when Farmers Market opens
• Youth of Year has knack for making 'right decision'
• Police Log
• Volunteers needed to help with 'The Voice'
• News in brief
• Weekly planner
• Births
• The Lamplighter
• Hillies crowned Div. 1 North champions
• High heels banned at graduation
• City unemployment rate drops
• Students thrilled at middle school band comeback
• City to boom with summer concerts, other events
• Popular decorating business moves to bigger home
• Celebrating a century of life
• Police log
• Weekly planner
• Births
• Local Woman Honored by Northern Essex Community College
• Methuen Woman Receives NECC Alumni Honor
• New VP of Academic Affairs Joins NECC’s Leadership Team
• High School Students: What are your Plans for the Fall? Plan on Northern Essex!
• Over 1,000 Graduate from NECC
• Life Long Learning to Travel to Rhode Island
• A new Haverhill Stadium
• Boston Chowda to open just in time for summer
• Historic Rocks Village building to get repairs
• NECC graduates thankful for new beginnings
• City moves ahead with forest management
• Police log
• Boomers and Beyond
• Weekly planner
• Community calendar
• Bank Donates to NECC Building
• Considering College? Attend an Info Session to Find Out How You Can Do it
• Finalist selected for VP Position at NECC
• Considering Business Ownership? Attend a Workshop to Learn if it is Right for You
• Track to be ripped out, preparing for river walkway
• Campaign kicks off, candidates begin jostling
• Classical Academy's inaugural class celebrated
• Trolley tours to show off city's Cultural Treasures
• Students from all city schools show off their creations
• You can put put your mark on the city
• Police log
• Haverhill Community Television Channel 22
• Restaurant helps raise $1,100 for Boys & Girls Club
• Considering College? Attend an Info Session to Find Out How You Can Do it
• Congratulations Graduates!
• Families lose chance of kids learning close to home
• Audit calls for removal of fire boxes
• Boys and Girls Club teaches kids how to 'walk tall'
• Local meals tax brings in $360K in seven months
• NECC Student Receives State Honor
• Police log
• Haverhill Community Television Channel 22
• Jessica Collette and Evan Perrone
• Weekly planner
• Births
• Haverhill in a Minute
• NECC Offers Free Seminar for Anyone Considering Starting a Business
• New VP of Finance Joins NECC’s Leadership Team
• NECC Students Honored at State House
• NECC Student Art and Design Show Opens
• Experimental use of electronic devices bucks school rules
• Councilors argue over scholarship fund name
• Tsongas: Osama Bin Laden killing a relief
• Student team heads to California robotics competition
• Drop in federal cash hurts city's needy
• Police log
• Weekly planner
• Community calendar
• Births
• NECC Students Present Night of Theater May 6 & May 7
• Over 1200 will graduate from Northern Essex Community College on Saturday, May 21
• Three Honored for Work at NECC
• NECC Alumni Hold Glee Concert Tickets Raffle
• Register for Summer Courses Today!
• Debate rages over paid parking downtown
• Supporters of non-profit workers say they need raises
• 35 teacher, aide positions could be lost
• Local businesses adopt the color purple to fight cancer
• Police log
• Texts, Sexts, What's Next?
• Weekly planner
• Community Calendar
• Golf Clinic is May 11
• Births
• Interested in Deaf Studies? Come to an Info Session on May 11
• NECC Student Art and Design Show Opens
• NECC Receives Continuation of its Accreditation
• Interested in Becoming a Wedding Planner? Prepare for Certification at NECC
• Wanted: Teachers
• Scrutiny of school bills delays payments
• Whittier takes home 'Best Delegation' title
• Options to shutting off street lights debated
• City looks to add back time in art, gym, music classes
• Police log
• Gazette wins awards for reporting, editorial writing
• News in brief
• Mother's Day lunch at the Citizens Center
• Weekly planner
• Become a Certified Wedding Planner
• NECC Rad Tech Student Selected for National Initiative
• Writer Andre Dubus III is coming to NECC April 22
• NECC’s Music Program Offering a Week-Long Piano Workshop
• Hillies' Fitzgerald to sign letter of intent
• Downtown businesses pay for added police presence
• Haverhill Little League cancels season
• Shapiro: 'Leadership in Congress is awful'
• Haverhill High celebrate students, teachers get passing grades
• NECC's goal: 75 percent of students graduating
• Local company donates excavator fees to help wounded Marine
• 'Training them to be a better person'
• Police log
• Haverhill Community Television
• Registration Unavailable from noon Friday, April 15 through 8 p.m. Monday, April 18
• NECC Receives Continuation of Its Accreditation
• NECC Student Selected to Spend Summer in Germany
• Bernard Bragg to perform, April 16!!
• Need extra help with a Tough Course? Register for a Supplemental Instruction Course that Includes a Study Group
• Haverhill High Reaccredited
• City's population growth slows dramatically
• Councilors: Mayor keeping secrets
• Meas will run again 'if all the stars are aligned'
• Police log
• 1,100 run in weekend's Run for Our Troops
• 'Spring Challenges'
• Look Ahead
• Business in brief
• News in brief
• Community Calendar
• Attention Students: Registration for Fall Classes Begins Monday, April 4
• Scully plan: K-8 at Consentino
• Downtown merchants to planners: Don't limit traffic near our stores
• Golnik 'strongly considering' a 2012 congressional run
• Cable viewers may pay for tech upgrade
• Police log
• News in brief
• Weekly planner
• Haverhill Community Television Programming Channel 22
• Pentucket Bank hosts annual meeting
• Drop by the Citizens Center
• Do You Have Electronics to Recycle? Bring Them to NECC on April 5
• NECC Offers a Day in the College Classroom
• Kids Camp Returns to Northern Essex
• Considering College? Attend a Special Info Session March 29
• Experience College for a Day at NECC on April 20
• New art studio to open on Merrimack Street
• Classical Academy's first graduating class winds down year
• Battle against cancer will paint city purple
• Weaver considering 2012 run
• Haverhill Goes Green fair gets strong response
• Police log
• Weekly Planner
• Community calendar
• Academic Achievers
• Haverhill Community Television Channel 22
• NECC SPONSORS RECYCLING DRIVE OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES
• Award Winning Author to Speak on Immigration Crisis
• NPR Journalist and Author to Share his Experiences Going Green on April 7
• Work of Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo on Display in NECC’s ArtSpace Gallery
• NECC Professor Presents Write About Family Workshop at Hampstead Library on April 9
• International Artist to Exhibit at NECC
• State of the City
• Scully unveils ambitious tech plan for city schools
• Young: Audit would have cost less than $7,000
• Alicea takes his team to the top
• Police log
• Community calendar
• The Lamplighter
• Haverhill Community Television
• Weekly Planner
• Community calendar
• NPR Journalist Shares Experiences Going Green at NECC
• Lawrence Native to Speak on Impact of Irish in the Civil War on March 20
• Send Your Children to NECC’s Summer Camp College for Kids & Arts Alive
• NECC Celebrates Pi Day with a Pie Contest
• Hot dog nostalgia to hit Haverhill Stadium
• Bradford pawnshop loses license
• Home prices in city low, but starting to creep up
• Lamplighter
• More than $100,000 raised for cancer fight
• Pentucket Players to perform 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
• Baddour pushes bill to freeze unemployment insurance rate hike
• Community calendar
• Military news
• Community calendar
• Lawrence Native to Speak on Impact of Irish in the Civil War
• Councilor: Mayor imposes gag order on department heads
• Next Steps…2011, October 27-28, 2011
• Medley shoots Whittier to semis
• Two Area Professionals Join NECC Foundation
• City attacks potholes
• Agencies fear inability to help keep families warm
• Nerf Wars break out
• New jobs, fighting sales-tax-free NH are top challenges
• The Lamp Post
• Financial Focus: Be prepared for early retirement, whether you want it or not
• Covanta endows science scholarship
• Academic Achievers: Haverhill students excelling on campus, in classrooms
• Teen singer from Haverhill performs Mozart's opera
• NECC announces new Covanta scholarship
• Visual Phonics Course-April 8-9, 2011–in NH
• Wildcats down Hurricanes, head to quarterfinals
• Are you over 50 and Looking to Participate in a Challenging Eductational Experience?
• NECC to Offer New Learning Experience for Area Seniors
• Life Long Learning to Learn the Art of Humor Writing
• Putting the best face forward
• The Lamp Post
• School maintenance director under fire
• Support group on aging to begin
• Fleming begins transition from Reggie to Hillie
• Pet of the Week: Porter
• TeamWork: Creative economy leads the way in 2011
• Traffic island proposed for Main Street
• Haverhill police log: Arrests and incidents, Feb. 15 through 21
• City reaches discipline agreement with remaining firefighters
• NECC Receives Funding for High School Dual Enrollment
• On-The-Spot Acceptance Day for Southern New Hampshire University at NECC on March 2
• Daughter of Slain Dominican Heroine to Speak in Lawrence March 1
• Daughter of Slain Dominican Heroine to Speak in Lawrence
• Local NECC Students Honored for Academic Success
• NECC Sponsors Annual Peace Poetry Contest
• 'A huge heart'
• Mayor: Austerity measures not enough
• Feds send $700,000 to help Haverhill homeless
• Second phase of flood wall study complete
• Scully supports rebuilding marching band program
• Fleming named high school's new assistant principal
• Westford firm selected to pilot city's light program
• New ordinance regulates outdoor vending machines
• Births
• Community calendar
• HHS to hire freshman class principal
• Four-star general praises River Street firm's products, people
• Student exodus costs schools $700K a year
• Disgraced firefighters accept deals with city
• Mayor defends accounting practices, rejects water fee audit
• FAMILY DINNER: Brandolini brothers cooking up solid reputations in the kitchen
• Chamber honors business winners at breakfast
• No money worries for this year's Haverhill High robotics team: Teacher wins grant to pay for competition
• All business: Greater Haverhill events
• Financial Matters: Temper economic optimism with a dose of realism
• Interested in Wedding and Event Planning? Come to an Info Session on February 16
• Winterfest on the Lawrence Campus Today
• NECC Employees Recognized
• NECC Sponsors Annual Peace Poetry Contest
• City Democrats to caucus Thursday
• Students: Take advantage of free online tutoring
• Firefighters feel the heat
• Teen feeds hundreds with Food for Friends
• Catch and release: State issues fish health warning
• Streetlights, savings in public eye again
• Dempsey "excited, honored" to lead budget committee
• Garage construction usurps 10 Railroad Square parking spaces
• NECC goes dark on its way to green
• Glenn gets state's stamp of approval to lead NECC
• School lunches to be put on a diet
• Haverhill property transfers
• Haverhill police log: Arrests and incident reports, Jan. 25 through 31
• Mass Board of Higher Ed Unanimously Approves Dr. Lane Glenn as Next President of NECC
• Dr. Lane Glenn will become fourth president of Northern Essex Community College
• Join the Chinese New Year Celebration on the Lawrence Campus on February 7
• College Closed at Noon Today, February 1
• Applications for NECC Scholarships for Fall 11 Are Now Available
• Scully outlines plan in case of school cancellation
• Interested in Studying Aborad? Come to an Info Session on Feb.1
• Frugal Cookbook Author to Speak in Lawrence January 30
• Dempsey named chairman of House Ways and Means Committee
• Speakers back Steward-run Merrimack Valley Hospital
• Strike up the band
• Friends, local restaurant raise $830 for Corlito family
• The Lamp Post
• Baddour braces for budget fight
• Eastern medicine, meet Haverhill
• Haverhill couple brings their work home: Purple Onion expands with shop on Washington Street
• Police log: Arrests and incident reports, Jan. 18 through 24
• City workers offered discount at MVH
• Few fear flu this year
• Governor's budget slashes 900 state jobs
• Storm to hit city overnight
• Delayed Opening on Thursday, January 27th
• Entrepreneurial Programs Offered at NECC’s Riverwalk
• Incidents and arrests: Monday, Jan. 24
• Green Training and Certification Expanded at NECC
• Noncredit Accounting and Finance Courses Offered
• Incidents and arrests: Jan. 21-23
• Green Training and Certification Expanded at NECC
• Sen. Baddour named vice chair on Ways and Means Committee
• Course Offers Tips on Fashion with Frugality
• Delayed Opening Friday January 21st.
• Frugal Cookbook Author to Speak in Lawrence
• Hospital buyer: 'We want to keep care in the community'
• Thanks for the Memories: Take a guess
• Radical changes eyed at HHS: Scully mulls 'school within a school' concept
• The Lamp Post
• Team Haverhill to collect dreams for 2011 action plan
• Officials vow accessibility in wake of Tucson shootings
• Developer: Interest growing in Essex Street property
• Haverhill property deeds
• Haverhill Community Calendar
• Anglers gear up, bundle up for ice fishing derby
• Arrests and incidents: Tuesday, Jan. 18
• Haverhill mayor: Loss of hospital would be 'ultimate indignity'
• More Veterans Enrolling at NECC
• NECC Hosts Open House at Its Expanded Lawrence Campus, NECC Riverwalk
• Update: Kelsey on ventilator after surgery
• Mind, Body Classes Offered at NECC
• Course Helps You Find Your Ancestors
• It’s not too Late to Register for the Spring Semester
• The fight of her life
• Fifth Ave. landlord, tenant point fingers over rat infestation; City health inspectors have filed complaints against both
• The Lamp Post
• Community Calendar: What's going on in and around Haverhill
• 30-space parking lot opens on Locust St.
• Giving 'park and ride' new meaning: Haverhill tries to become bicycle-friendly
• City keeping close eye on Bradford pawn shop
• Haverhill Republicans 'sad, devastated' by Cellucci ALS diagnosis
• Lyons begins term with eye on spending cuts, jobs
• Final donations push Gazette Santa fund over $24,000
• ESL One Stop Registration scheduled for Wed, Jan. 12th Cancelled
• Chef Maglio Returns to the NECC Kitchen
• Mayor declares snow emergency, Haverhill to see "at least a foot"
• Arrests and incidents: Jan. 7 to 9
• Serial arsonist pleads guilty
• Welcome!
• Haverhill Police log: Arrests and incidents Jan. 4 through 6
• Agenda for City Council meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 11
• Superintendent invites parents to sound off
• Threat of storm cancels bean supper
• Mission accomplished: Son solves dad's war mystery
• City officer charged with domestic assault
• The Lamp Post
• Experts: Local seniors will suffer; Lack of Social Security raise, stipend failure could create financial bind
• Principals, teachers trained in how to handle school bullies
• Councilors ponder enforcement of local hiring rules
• Bicycle parts company to sponsor school biking team
• Engaged: Jayne Karolow, Jason Hetherington
• Wedding: Christine Carpenter, Benjamin Robertson
• Police log: Arrests and incidents, Dec. 29 through Jan. 3
• NECC Receives Contract to Teach American Sign Language to Massachusetts Families with Children Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
• Free concert for 10 NECC students
• Come to the NECC Riverwalk Ribbon Cuting and Open House January 13
• Donations put Santa Fund over $23,000 mark
• Police log
• City sails through first storm of season
• City discovers school stimulus money already spent: More than half used to plug shortfalls in budget
• School union, committee continue to clash over contract
• The Lamp Post
• Mentoring program seeks a few good men
• Haverhill property deeds
• Mass. Board of Higher Ed to vote on NECC president pick on Feb. 1
• Winter parking rules in effect: Odd side in January
• Nashoba AD accepts Haverhill job
• An Apple for the teacher: High-tech gadgets coming to a classroom near you
• NECC trustees select VP Glenn as next college president
• Tsongas lobbies to preserve 5th District; Massachusetts to lose seat in Congress
• O Christmas Tree: Farmers report sell-out crops for second year in a row
• Dad of 5: Santa Fund proves cynics wrong
• Mass. Citizens for Life hopes to resurrect Haverhill chapter
• Haverhill property deeds
• Dinner circle aids services for girls, women
• Hundreds donate to help shelter animals
• ANIMAL RESCUE MERRIMACK VALLEY NEEDS YOUR HELP!
• Graphics Professor Designs App
• NECC Trustees Vote to Recommend New President
• Unemployed Invited to Take Free Computer Courses at NECC
• Haverhill offers top athletics job to Nashoba AD
• NECC Lab Science Program Receives Highest Industry Endorsement
• Holiday Closing
• NECC Offers Programs Online In Addition to Traditional Classroom Setting
• NECC Lab Science Program Receives Highest Industry Endorsement
• Become a Desktop Support Professional
• Become a Computer Repair Technician
• Medical Billing & Coding Professional
• Clinical Training Overview
• Tough Economy Demands Updated Training
• NTI Receives Employer Patriot Award
• Tilton School Santa Fund Raffle Prize List
• Gazette Santa Fund: Tilton raffle continues tradition of giving
• Red Sox catcher helps raise $1,500 for Haverhill athletics
• Pet of the Week: Sisters available alone or together
• Early version of rail-trail could open by spring
• Police log: Arrests and incident reports, Dec. 7 through 13
• The Lamp Post
• Parking permits on the way?
• Council rejects early retirement
• Weekly planner: A look ahead and municipal meetings and public events
• Flood wall study to meet FEMA's May deadline
• Give Yourself A Gift for the Holidays
• Athletic director decision expected soon
• Read the latest NECC Magazine
• Dozens give to Santa Fund
• Police log
• Despite state report, teachers say Haverhill schools are improving
• All Saints looks forward to greeting new pastor
• City's goal: End traffic chaos
• Cuts in services feared at library
• Recycle RED, Week of Dec. 13
• Meas appointed to city water supply board
• Academic achievers
• COA going to the Holiday Pops
• NECC Narrows Presidential Search
• Historians plead for protection of Main Street buildings
• Students happy school lockers being replaced
• Losing streak hits 32, but Hillies clearly improving
• Temple Emanu-El host Hanukkah celebration
• Residents find out next week about extra time to pay bills
• Young Knights hoopsters off to tough start
• Wildcats finish 5-6, lose at home against Reggies
• High school continues holiday tradition
• World-renowned artist visits city to plan huge mural
• Community calendar
• Come to an Info Session for High School Students Interested in Becoming a Nurse on December 14
• Sign Up to Receive Text Messages on School Closings
• NECC Choral Director Shares Talents with Harvard
• NECC to Offer Two Study Abroad Classes Next Semester
• Haverhill Campus Announces Single-Stream Recycling!
• Let there be light: Artist's work on church windows helps illuminate inside of building
• Higher tax bills a fact of life, say residents and merchants
• New twists at annual Christmas Stroll
• Rebirth of the arcade
• Tsongas: Taxes key issue in Congress' lame-duck session
• Parade-goers help the needy as they cheer Santa's arrival
• Students as holiday cooks
• Struggling parents face explaining lack of gifts
• Police log
• Author to speak on WWI book
• Text a Librarian Today
• 40 apply for athletic director's job
• Residents happy police targeting out-of-state license plates
• Audit to begin within 2 weeks
• DVD vending machines catch city off guard
• Schools gear up to fight bullies
• Food pantries round up hundreds of turkeys to meet growing need
• Gazette Santa Fund is coming to town
• Santa Parade steps off this Sunday
• Police log
• Santa fund donations
• Chat Live with an NECC Advisor Online
• Lamp Post: Nov. 11
• Hillies fall on Senior Night, drop 35-14 to Dracut Middies
• City hopes for word on waiver needed to keep Scully as superintendent
• Memories of war, local authors recall experiences in Vietnam
• Historians and neighbors fight to save church
• Haverhill High theater gets new lighting system
• Popular downtown sandwich shop closes
• American Sign Language Added to NAHS Curriculum
• High school sports schedule
• No public buses on Thursday
• Pentucket Banks leads city in market share
• Winners outline priorities as they head to Beacon Hill
• Priest charged with stealing $83K from church
• Two Join NECC Administration and Finance
• NECC Welcomes Military Veterans
• Three Join Advising Team at Northern Essex Community College
• Historic Commission and developer clash over church
• Fire Dept. audit stalls again
• Massive 'Mayer' mural coming as part of Essex Street Gateway project
• Tsongas defeats Golnik, will return to D.C. for second full term
• Ghost Hunter to Speak at NECC
• Check out NECC’s Learning Communities
• Police log
• No charge for banners
• Lyons scores upset over L'Italien
• Y honors teacher whose career spans three decades
• 'Annie' returns to Merrimack Valley
• Early Registration Begins November 1
• Come to an “Elder” College meeting on November 17
• Ghost Hunter to Speak at NECC
• Custom 'cakery' opens in Haverhill
• Police log
• Principals get tips on boosting scores from successful Lawrence school
• Two Bradford families host Halloween spectaculars
• Councilor wants tighter rules to prevent water fund 'abuses'
• Downtown supporters, mayor spar on use of meals tax
• Candidates weigh in on Question 2 debate
• Wood: Violence among school athletes needs harsher punishment
• Golnik and Tsongas spar over Social Security reform
• Haverhill AD resigns
• Haverhill AD resigns
• NECC Offers Learning Communities
• Treasurer candidate assails state pension program
• Council, mayor continue hunt for light solutions
• News in Brief
• Tsongas urges president to help seniors with bonus
• Tsongas, Golnik showcase differences in feisty debate
• Deadlock continues over stadium debate
• Scully not to button down on uniform policy
• Question 1 would end sales tax on alcohol
• Haverhill High receives 760K to address dropout issue
• Fire department audit slow to get off ground
• Watch Tsongas, Golnik debate tonight
• Northern Essex Recognizes Employees
• A weekend of goodbyes: Hundreds mourn priest at wake, funeral
• New manufacturing company fills empty building in Ward Hill
• Golnik endorsed by Gov. Pawlenty
• Police log
• Fiorentini balks at sharing Haverhill Stadium salary: Caretaker's future remains in limbo
• Macek to council: 'Something must be done' on I-495
• Ballot Question 3 divides candidates
• Expert says he can keep streets lit and save money
• Change of Majors/Action Forms for Radiologic Technology will be taken beginning 9:00 am on Thurs. Oct. 21st for Fall 2011 admittance.
• Lyons receives local small business endorsement
• Haverhill catching on to recycling: In August, rate jumped 38 percent
• Gallaudet Welcome
• International Artist Joins NECC Art Faculty
• Portsmouth Woman Joins NECC Faculty
• Plight of Women in Afghanistan is Topic of Free Presentation
• Don’t Miss the Women Returning to School Information Fair on October 27
• Learn How to Make Your Home Green
• NECC Announces Women Returning to School Information Event
• NECC to Offer New Sales and Marketing Classes
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• College Faculty, Staff, and Students Participate in National Day of Service and Remembrance
• Now is a Great Time to Take a Noncredit Course
• Considering College? Attend a Weekly Information Session to Find out How You Can Do it
• Don’t Miss Transfer Day in Haverhill on October 20 and inLawrence on October 27
• GURC Launchs their new website!
• Train to be a Customer Specialist
• NECC Introduces Quidditch from Harry Potter
• Dancing with the Stars Raffle Winner Is Headed for Hollywood
• 'Harry Potter' game lands at NECC
• Haverhill police log, Sept. 28 through Oct. 4
• Community Calendar
• All Saints mourns its 'good shepherd'; Church honors priest's wish for funeral within its walls
• Tsongas lauds passage of small business program
• Haverhill restaurant owner says anti-abortion protests sour breakfast hour
• Library technology makes browsing books a breeze
• The Lamp Post
• Police muscle in on Fire Museum's chili cook-off
• Coalition building: Speakers credit federal, state and private partnership for parking garage
• Share your thoughts about Father Nason
• All Saints pastor, Rev. Dennis Nason, succumbs to cancer
• Bible college 'saddened' by arrest of former student: 'We pledge ... to be an asset t
• Want to keep your street light on? Mayor creating 'adopt-a-light' program
• Republicans unite to form 2010 platform
• Golnik receives Romney PAC endorsement
• Chamber hosts candidates lunch
• Loan pays off big for Ward Hill firm: International equipment order could nearly double work force
• Award-winning performance: Judge praises city guitar player's technique
• Crosswalk honors Winfield brothers
• City schools regroup for 2011 MCAS
• Hall, mayor spar over fire chief
• 'We're fed up with it': Riverside draws national attention of anti-abortion movement
• Public voices outcry on city plan snuff streetlights
• Contractors must hire more locals
• Tsongas wastes no time after primary voting
• Haverhill's working youth celebrated
• Charter school MCAS scores rise
• School Committee hears plan to raise scores
• Council OKs loan to cap part of landfill
• Sports calendar
• Haverhill Boys and Girls Clubs opens basketball league
• Hillies drop to 0-2, lose at Catholic Memorial
• Whittier's streak ends at 13 , Wildcats lose to Patriots in OT
• Tsongas honored by enterprise development corporation
• Tsongas applauds Warren nomination
• East Parish Meeting House bids for place in history
• Recycle RED, week of Sept. 20
• Weekly planner: Public meetings and events, Sept. 16 through 22
• Haverhill police arrest log, Sept. 7 through 12
• Community Calendar: Library book sale kicks off with preview day on Tuesday
• Golnik, Tsongas come out swinging: General election battle begins now
• The Lamp Post
• Schedules, parking lot etiquette fall victim to first-day confusion
• Council under pressure to OK loan for landfill cap
• City finds 690 street lights to extinguish: Is your street on the list?
• NECC community participates in day of service
• Follow the Gazette's election-night coverage on Twitter at twitter.com/rosshgazette
• Tsongas declares Golnik primary victor; says she's ready for hard-fought campaign
• Woman badly burned in fire this morning
• Plug Pond to host Native American powwow
• Job offers made to 4 Lawrence firefighters
• The Lamp Post
• Veteran realizes dream in Hayes apartment lottery
• Several schools to share principals
• Union reminds school board who has power at polls
• Interfaith service to mark Sept. 11 anniversary
• Section of ceiling falls at Whittier Tech
• Ward Hill park finds its voice
• Comments welcome for downtown parking plan
• Recommit to healthy activities this fall
• Stocked backpacks come with words of encouragement for students, parents
• Names & Faces
• Salon donates 54 haircuts to disadvantaged youth
• Animal rights group grants $7,500 to Bradford's ARMV
• Haverhill native named coordinator of MVH wound care center
• Golnik's goals: Lower costs, listen to constituents
• Downtown sandwich shops wonder whether Subway fits in
• Golnik acknowledges 2001 drunken driving arrest
• Water tax not dead yet: City faced with $1M-plus in required spending
• The Lamp Post
• Weather threat cancels Gazette's 5th District debate
• Agreement reached on payment for flood wall study
• Private Home Health Aide/ Elder Care
• City man wins chance to become Guitar Superstar
• Submit questions for 5th District Congressional candidates
• Golnik acknowledges 2001 DUI arrest
• Playoff decides 14-15 age group in city's Junior Golf tourney
• Art, music making a comeback
• Volunteers feed hungry an ear at a time
• Campaign Q&A: Clark hopes to end wars, say 'no' to spending
• Campaign notebook: Golnik opens new headquarters
• Mayor: Fire chief working on leadership
• L'Italien joins panel to study veterans' health care
• Recycle BLUE, week of Aug. 30
• City, businesses reach trash compromise
• Council rejects borrowing to pay for flood wall study
• The Lamp Post
• Mother cat rescued from Washington Street church; sent to Bradford veterinarian
• Kittens rescued; mom remains AWOL
• Haverhill primary school bus routes, 2010-11
• Stadium caretaker wins 6-month reprieve
• Somerville mayor praises DeNaro
• The Lamp Post
• Volunteers help rebuild home for adults with autism
• Haverhill Middle Schools bus routes
• Whittier Regional Vo-Tech bus routes
• Health board to revisit trash rules change
• School cuts put end to band revival
• Fountain Street family fears losing pet chickens
• 'We need more events like this:' First River Ruckus wins plenty of fans
• Family of cats trapped in former St. George's Church
• Fire officials probe blaze at Golnik campaign headquarters
• Mayor: Market Basket to expand, move into empty K mart spot
• Graphic images at anti-abortion rally disturb passersby; police say protesters lacked permit
• DeNaro says he'd be fine in Haverhill until retirement
• DeNaro says he'd be fine in Haverhill until retirement
• DeNaro doesn't get Somerville job
• Haverhill public meetings, Aug. 12 through 19
• Voter registration deadline is Aug. 25
• Panel compiling list of street lights to darken
• Principals named at Consentino, Hunking, Whittier middle schools
• The Lamp Post
• Haverhill's finest: On patrol or behind scenes, these officers a credit to uniform
• Opening weekend a success for Bradford gay club
• DeNaro not chosen for Somerville job
• Heating system to be upgraded at veterans'home
• Union, civil service rules keep women off Haverhill fire force
• DeNaro doesn't get Somerville job
• Sierpina, Flaherty take top jobs at Consentino, Hunking
• Abortion protesters follow doctor to Haverhill
• Meas pledges to end death tax, reduce taxes on capital gains, dividends and interest
• Local writers to fill library auditorium
• WHAV featured in national engineering magazine
• Haverhill attorney disbarred
• River Ruckus rocks Merrimack boardwalk
• MVH hires bilingual surgeon
• Haverhill residents receive NECC grants
• First-generation college student awarded $500
• Fewer probation officers tackle tough job
• Judge: Real estate agent's case can go forward
• Gazette's parent company launches business magazine
• Outdoor dining, other improvements coming to downtown
• Pet of the Week: Stucky
• The Lamp Post
• Firefighter to wait weeks for ruling on future
• Find the Gazette on Facebook, Twitter
• Pentucket Bank thanked for years of veteran support
• Recycle RED, week of Aug. 9
• Haverhill Police Log: Arrests and incidents from July 27 through Aug. 2
• Pet of the Week: Buddy
• Lone rail-trail bidder fails to meet standards
• Synthetic turf going down on Haverhill Stadium field this week
• Freshman 'investigators' get jump start on high school lessons
• Father's example, advice inspire city teen to excel in classical music
• The Lamp Post
• Mayor apologizes for broken alarms
• Downtown businesses win hearing, but likely will lose trash pickup
• Councilors: Hands off water fees
• Ted's for Tires lot closes Tuesday; Parking garage construction to start soon
• ProEx Physical Therapy names Karen Sauer manager of Haverhill, MA clinic
• One Stitch at a Time
• ProEx Physical Therapy opens Haverill MA clinic
• Every Child Deserves a Home
• TX Singer/Songwriter Denice Franke Returns To New Moon Coffeehouse In Haverhill
• Brian Higgins Captures 2009 Massachusetts Mid-Amateur Championship In Dominating Fashion
• Brian Higgins Jumps Out To A Commanding, 7-Stroke Lead At The 2009 Massachusetts Mid-Amateur.....
• A Controlled and Precise Brian Higgins Holds One-Stroke Lead Following Day 1 of MA....
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce to Host Seminar on Workplace Violence
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce to Host Business Before Hours at ActivMed in Haverhill!
• 'Spring Cleaning' - Citywide Clean up Day
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce WOW Conference An Inspiring Success!
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce to Host Business After Hours...
• Chamber Hosts Enormously Successful Combined Networking Event!
• Garnet Rogers Performance
• Chambers Brings Economic Development Secretary Greg Bialecki to the Merrimack Valley
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce To Host 13th Annual Women’s Conference...
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce to Host Combined ‘Chamberpalooza’
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce to Host Business After Hours at Academy Lanes Bowling
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce to Honor Small Businesses
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce to Host Business After Hours at Keon’s 105 Bistro
• Tracy Grammer Performance at the New Moon Coffeehouse
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Hosts Annual Outlook Breakfast with Elected Officials
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Opens Southern New Hampshire Division Office
• George’s in the Vault Now Open For Business!
• The Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank Comes To Haverhill
• Chamber Opposes The Small Government Act to End Income Tax in Massachusetts
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Moves To Merrimack Street
• Newman’s Furniture Expands to Add - Mattress First Franchise
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Announces Staff Promotions
• DARE Family Services Satellite Office Now Open in Haverhill
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Promotes Cantwell
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce And Haverhill Downtown Association Merge
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Sponsors 2008 North Shore Business Plan Competition
• Greater Haverhill Chamber of CommerceAnnual Valentine’s Day Wine Tasting & Dinner Dance
• Free Workshops at the Career Center
• The Festival Of Tree
• History For Half-Pints Presents: Half-Pint Holidays
• 2006 Past Finders Summer Camp - New! Dro-In Sessions
• 2006 Past Finders Summer Camp - Historic Holidays
• 2006 Past Finders Summer Camp - Act Like a Lady
• 2006 Past Finders Summer Camp - All About Art
• Internship with 20th Napa Sonoma Wine Country Film Festival
• Networking for Professionals
• Mock Interviewing
• Job Search on
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• Intermediate MS Word
• ValleyWorks Career Center
• Business Breakfast Forum

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