Newburyport, MA News

• Newburyport, MA News
• Prime Land in city up for Sale
• MBTA puts commuter rail out to bid
• Local services for Memorial Day
• Remembering Bill Fagus' famed luncheonette
• Salisbury dancer to take stage aboard the Intrepid
• Marbleheader brings Indian, Pakistani professors together
• This day in history
• A day for remembering
• Church notes
• Church directory
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, May 25th, 2012
• OUI loophole fix in works
• Nock principal to retire
• A fresh start
• Summer weather, lower gas prices mark Memorial Day weekend
• Removing barriers to the sea
• This day in history
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• Daughter called Groveland police on mother after drug argument
• Town celebrates Memorial Day Sunday with parade and services
• Muggsy’s RIP Tribute to Newburyport Greats
• Rebuilt house draws fire
• Impasse on NHS' time-on-learning mandate
• Off-duty officer charged with driving drunk
• Beach group wants rental inspection costs break
• Triton seeks outside facilitator for merger committee
• Man seriously injured moving refrigerator
• Police logs
• District Court
• Blais recaps past, cites challenges still facing Newbury
• Amesbury resumes school choice for several grades
• Noyes Crash Reports Conflict
• Objections raised to 74-bed project
• Lucas the lionhearted miracle
• Controversial book has become libraries' hottest item
• Healing wishes from across the globe
• Haverhill man pleads guilty to drunken driving, hitting pedestrian
• Byfield woman charged with heroin possession
• Fourteen honored with Peace Awards
• Molin principal finalists meet parents today
• Amesbury hot tub case rests with judge
• Bringing Taylor home
• Interest runs high for Port homes
• Crash victim had giving heart
• In Amesbury, school fees feed debate
• N.H. woman, boyfriend arrested in nanny 'scam'; charged with stealing from Groveland couple
• Police logs
• District Court
• Four Chamber members honored
• Well-known saxophonist to join students
• PHOTO GALLERY:Spring
• Local woman dies in crash
• Firefighters fight to keep top posts civil service
• A sense of reality
• Panel offers no consensus on waterfront
• Preservation Award winners
• A golden commencement
• This day in history
• police logs
• Voters to face $16.7M budget, 29 other warrant articles
• Garden Club to hold holiday plant sale
• Power brokers
• Seeing those who can't
• Sweepstakes business continues to operate
• Triton merger committee put on hold
• 6th District Race: A look at the men behind the candidates
• Getting to the heart of praying
• Church notes
• Church directory
• Elder menus
• Births
• Seabrook fire Chief Jeff Brown retiring
• A dual calling
• District to cut 10.5 teachers
• Timetable set for probing nuclear plant's wall woes
• Feds eye new catch rules on bluefin tuna
• Council votes in favor of tax hikes
• Police logs
• District Court
• Financial help offered for Boys and Girls Club summer camp
• Caleigh's family questions cops
• Maudslay Summer Concert Series
• Yankee Homecoming Wine Tasting
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” May 17th, 2012
• Alleged gambling parlor closed
• Flow repairs
• Former top cop gets probation for fleeing accident scene
• Sewer chief charged with assault
• House speaker touts gambling, job-creation efforts
• Man loses license after accident
• Police logs
• District Court
• School budget avoids cuts, layoffs
• City Council to begin budget review
• Debbie Szabo, Inspiring Students . . .
• School plan gets praise, criticism
• Merger committee off to rocky start
• Welcome home, Dave
• This day in history
• Water shut off downtown today
• Cafe Oliveira opens at SFD
• Festival to highlight city's carriage-making past
• Police logs
• Real estate transactions
• Newbury boaters facing updated permit fees
• Pick Your Path to Health and Wellness
• Port waterfront's legacy
• 74-bed project proposed
• Fund started to aid NHS grad hurt in crash
• Alden Merrell sold, to stay in city
• Police logs
• CVS project tied up by sidewalk dispute
• Amesbury councilors target prevailing wages
• Town Meeting cracks down on bites, barks and crowing
• Emergency water main repairs downtown
• YWCA receives $1.2M for affordable housing
• Exit Dance Theatre & The Firehouse Center
• NHS grad injured in New Zealand
• This day in history
• TAKING NOTE
• Development again booming along Seabrook's Route 1
• Running to save a landmark church
• Police logs
• 2nd Essex GOP candidates to debate
• Forum on school projects held this week
• Algae bloom found in Lake Attitash
• Port chamber hosts annual meeting May 31
• Community Videos: Newburyport Invitation Nights
• Historic stand-in
• Project enters second phase
• This timber endures the long haul
• Team Triton behind stadium fix
• Cat of the Week
• Remembering Newburyport's Bossy Gillis
• Seabrook Circuit Court
• Elder menus
• A wretch like me
• Church notes
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” May 10th, 2012
• Route 110 relief delayed to mid-July
• For good measure
• Hospital to boost flu shot statistics
• Schools seek more time to reach '990 hours'
• Amesbury files suit over hot tub
• District Court
• Public meeting May 15 on school, center projects
• Knowles to serve again as chairman
• FEMA gives city high marks for preparedness
• Author of 'Redfield Farm' to speak at the library May 17
• Red Cross Announces 9th Annual Chocolate Tour
• New mix in the making
• Swindler son gets 5 years' probation
• NRC denies C-10's nuke plant petition
• A wharf life has been his passion
• 4 sheriff's employees suspended in investigation
• Police logs
• Hildt appointed to Housing Authority
• Provident Bank records profitable year
• Five Merrimac groups share $15,000 in Haverhill Bank grants
• This day in history
• Earth Port Film Festival 2012
• Whiny Wednesday: Planning for Summer
• Show - A Midsummer Night's Dream
• newbury Tax hike fails by 50 votes
• New FEMA maps put many homes in higher risk areas
• Fighting crime with Facebook
• Coop lands fresh fish market
• Beachfront owners chafing for change
• This day in history
• New programs at Salisbury COA
• Amesbury masonry student wins gold
• Newburyport Building Permits
• Real estate transactions
• Earth Port Film Festival
• Healthcare Partner: “Private Practice” at the Newburyport Farmers’ Market
• Sand choking mouth of river
• A 132-mile challenge
• Towns reject tax hikes to fund budget
• Building permit for CVS denied
• Striped bass make their return to Plum Island
• Councilors want answers on open space plan
• Reduction of CPA tax surcharge fails
• Gorski wins 'tough' race for selectman
• Mailman soars in Merrimac; tax hikes fail
• Lecture offers look at plastic pollution
• Spring Fling Wine Tasting Fundraiser
• Absolute Serenity: Mother's Day Grand Opening Special!
• parents targeted in teen drinking
• A faire birthday
• This Day in History
• Five arrested in drug raid
• Shop owner, musician framing her next move
• police logs
• NHS band, choir present Spring Concert
• Voters OK site for solar panel installation
• District court
• Residents head to polls tomorrow
• Why Wealth Inequality Matters
• campaign begins for Port pride
• Port man reappointed to state post
• 20 miles in their shoes
• A tribute to a hardworking businessman and mayor
• This Day in History
• Tending your small acreage
• Church notes
• Church directory
• elder menus
• Births
• Mayor: current LHD will fail
• Speedy's arrival will add convenience to Salisbury Square
• Two men charged in scrap metal theft
• This Day in History
• Launching point
• Newburyport High Academic Excellence Awards
• Crow Lane recycling center to offer paper shredding
• Mailman changes races after registration error
• Meeting to update wastewater treatment plant project
• Cook, Noyes vie for Rowley selectman seat
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” May 3rd, 2012
• Jewish Film Festival
• Arrest in 2011 bank robbery
• Mayor's LHD compromise plan sparks objections
• Mayor gives update on landfill problems
• Parting shores
• Club owner aims to bring South Beach to Salisbury with a Splash
• Town services at stake with $293K override
• Household recycling day set for May 12
• White powder in pen found to be harmless
• This Day in History
• Farmers Market launches 4th season Sunday
• Muggsy’s Literary Feast
• Unions OK new health plan
• Rolling history
• Sun storm's fury a worry for electric grid
• Compromise floated for waterfront's future
• Volunteer face-lift
• Town Meetings OK Pentucket budget; vote at polls is next
• Make Way for Molly holding Pan-Mass Challenge benefit
• police logs
• Zoning change would boost future use of Yellow School
• Cost of new water treatment plant tops discussion
• Ives enters senate race
• A garden grows in Salisbury
• Queen of comfort
• This Day in History
• Boat launch slated for Lower Millyard
• Forum on updated FEMA flood hazard maps
• Workshop on N-plant relicensing today
• Family wins OK for addition to home
• Amesbury woman sentenced in drug theft
• Glenn sworn in as NECC leader
• Nock plans climb to $27M
• Suspected bank robber under arrest
• Campaigns begin on schools, senior center votes
• Parents and children gather to hear author discuss bestselling series
• NJ has Amesbury woman on hook for decades-old $73 debt
• DISTRICT COURT
• This Day in History
• It's a Spring Thing! — a night out for a good cause
• A rallying cry for Democrats
• $12.8M budget, other money items on agenda
• They've got the moves
• Out of man's pain comes faith
• State: NHS missing mark
• Holaday to campaign for Manzi
• Pentucket budget up for vote in towns
• Change of plea hearing postponed
• District Court
• Democratic breakfast to feature U.S., state Senate candidates
• Port Mothers Club consignment sale today
• Road cleanup canceled
• NRC assures plant's safety
• West Newbury considers CPA cut
• Up against the poles
• Anna Jaques completes new $8 million energy plant
• Pentucket junior jolted in physics class
• This Day in History
• Police logs
• Former top cop yet to be arraigned
• Newbury man found not guilty of drunken driving
• Second teen arrested in graffiti spree
• Myfanwy Collins: Musings on Lyrical Voice
• Baby watch
• $25.3M approved for Port schools
• 11 projects eyed for CPA funds
• Couple struck by older driver in Salisbury
• Institution for Savings makes 21st century investment in NHS library
• Police logs
• Oops! Missing purse wasn't stolen after all
• Newbury board OKs 8 articles for Special Town Meeting
• Public opinion sought on plan for open space, recreation
• Citywide cleanup Saturday
• Special Screening to Kick off the Jewish Film Festival
• Whiny Wednesday – Poetry, Art and Children
• Warrant issued in bank robbery
• Port branches out
• Mayor urges DPW plan vote
• Economic upswing brings job-seekers, employers to fair
• NextEra Energy answers to NRC on concrete issues
• Lumber business eying Low St. property
• Ten Minute Play Festival on stage Friday at Pentucket High School
• Candidates' Night in Rowley Monday
• Newburyport Adult Ed begins spring session
• Night of African music, culture benefits laptop program
• Áine Greaney: Musings on Lyrical Voice
• “Art and the Word” at Bridge Gallery, Newburyport
• Rhina Espaillat & John Tavano: Lyrical Voice
• Eastern Bank robbed
• A community benefit
• Making their pitch
• Purse thief seizes opportunity
• New towns in 6th District could be tough for Tierney
• Sielicki out of running for chief's job
• Maine man charged in car wash break
• Police logs
• Atwood seeks compensation for expenses in Blais lawsuit
• Health insurance changes on the table again
• Eastern Bank in Newburyport robbed
• Art Walk Opening Weekend
• NRC to hear public comment
• Rocks Village Bridge to close
• City policy director leaving post
• Staging consciousness
• History cramp
• This Day in History
• police logs
• Council 'rookie' speaks out on two issues
• Hotel plans review delayed to May
• Auction, music at Pettengill House fundraiser
• Alfred Nicol: Musings on Lyrical Voice
• Newbury Equine Rescue: 2nd Annual Fundraiser
• April Verch Brings Her Language of Music to the Firehouse
• Marshal's job hunt surprises officials
• Twist in chief search causing confusion
• Trickling through
• A tribute to another one of the city's giants, as I knew him
• This Day in History
• Phone survey questions plans for evacuation
• Police logs
• district court
• Focus shifts in search
• What can a mechanical clock teach us about life?
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, April 20th, 2012
• Chief finalist drops out
• Don't trash the beach
• Councilor may act on rezoning
• Gloucester man indicted for N.H. bank heist
• Thousands mourn slain Greenland police chief
• Teen charged in graffiti spree
• Testing clean on Sweetsir School
• Mass. unemployment rate drops to 6.5 percent
• Amesbury library launches citywide event
• Councilors get peek inside proposed DPW
• The 2012 Newburyport Literary Festival
• Free Bike Safety Clinic
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” April 19th, 2012
• Charges dropped in hoops case
• Woman convicted on harassment charges
• Police logs
• District Court
• Forum on energy usage set for May 1 in Amesbury
• Salisbury woman dances closer to her goal with Facebook vote
• Clean Sweep branches out around Newburyport
• Duck Derby to float off on April 29
• Bottling support
• Turning 40
• Bird Photography 101
• Dry season
• Kezer forgoes Senate run
• CVS rezoning measure advances
• Supporting one of their own
• Tisei edges Tierney in quarterly fund-raising
• Police logs
• District Court
• Bike accident victim's condition improves
• Officials still considering roundabout near Hines Bridge
• Last day to register to vote in Newbury town election
• April Girls Night Out at the Ruby Slipper!
• Citizen Profile: Bruce Vogel, PI Coffee Roasters
• Two new sculptures are now on display for 2012 at Somerby’s Landing Sculpture Park: Rock Star and Winding Walk.
• Newburyport’s 2012 ArtWalk Weekends premieres April 21 & 22
• holiday heat sets record
• The value of family
• Balancing act
• Making moves in downtown Port
• This Day in History
• Building the 2012 Homecoming
• West Newbury coa activities
• Nooks at Nock make reading history fun
• Real estate transactions
• Five contested races on ballot in Rowley
• Muggsy’s Social, not Just in Media
• “Local Color” Art Exhibit by Heather Karp
• Spraying for bug larvae likely
• A launch party
• This Day in History
• Warming up to solar projects
• Rise and fall of Port's shoe factories
• White House floral designer to speak at Firehouse tomorrow
• Holaday looking ahead to running for mayor in 2013
• Water Department, Merrimac to split cost of upgrading water mains
• Wednesday is last day to register for Town Meeting vote
• police logs
• Award-Winning Marionettes to Perform Sleeping Beauty
• Mayor Holiday is out of Senate race
• Prayers for Matthew
• Congressmen ask NRC to hold local meetings on concrete issues
• Port man to be charged with recent car breaks
• Believing Thomas
• Church notes
• Church directory
• Elder menus
• Warm winds bring more migrants to area
• Cat of the Week
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, April 13th, 2012
• Drugs sought in NHS lockdown
• Growing 10-fold
• Chase suspect pleads out
• Sweetsir School closed over building materials concern
• Age leads to demise of oldest mill on Parker River
• This Day in History
• Police Logs
• 5 officers shot, 1 dead in NH town
• Merrimac's Moose Lodge officials explain change of manager
• Selectmen to hold night meetings regularly
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” April 12th, 2012
• Joppa Slip-shape
• Hines Bridge to reopen in July
• Paddleboard maker named new tenant at Maudslay
• Shell fisherman seen in restricted nuclear plant waters detained
• A surprise bequest, with love
• Charges filed against woman
• Port man charged in Gloucester car breaks
• Police logs
• Marx to return to North Andover
• Council seeks N-plant data on relicensing
• Whiny Wednesday – Pet Practice
• Official: Bring LHD plan to a vote
• Amesbury man part of child porn sweep
• Looking for whales? There's an app for that
• New DPW plan 'a great start'
• A model of service
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• NRC to meet on Seabrook N-plant April 26
• Dancer needs votes to 'jump the line' for Rockettes audition
• Town Meeting warrant set
• Muggsy Goes Downtown And Does Not Starve One Bit
• The Prisoner of Second Avenue By Neil Simon
• “Clothes for Hope” – Preview Trailer
• Ken Gloss presents “Is There Value in Your Old and Rare Books”
• SEASON-OPENING GALA EVENT 100 YEARS IN THE MAKING!
• Newburyport Preservation Trust to recognize projects during Preservation Week
• Contest for all Newburyport Youth
• Opportunity Works Fundraiser at 10 Center Street
• Indigo Artist Studio celebrates Spring with an ArtWalk Weekend
• YANKEE HOMECOMING NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
• Citizen Profile: Kristen Schaffner
• Police chief finalists queried
• Good luck Ninja
• Haverhill police probe retired trooper's crash
• Stolen memories
• Plans changing for fire department renovations
• This Day in History
• Nominations sought for annual preservation awards
• Prosecutor: Cowering boy one of three stabbing victims
• Fun for kids at library during week of vacation
• Officials decry plan to turn off lights
• INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS 2ND ANNUAL CREDIT FOR LIFE FAIR TEACHES HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS ABOUT REAL-LIFE FINANCES
• FREE Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Screening by Anna Jaques Hospital ENT Physicians
• Alternate DPW site could save $2M
• A new plan for Port seniors
• Stadium project moves to visitors stands
• Scam smarts
• Almost home sweet home
• This Day in History
• police logs
• Action on Story Ave. rezoning likely to be delayed again
• Wii Wednesdays at Hilton Center
• Town employs wind power for energy needs
• Chase suspect held without bail
• American-made rebound
• This Day in History
• Three finalists named for Salisbury chief
• Mayor still giving Senate run a look
• Remembering 'Bow' Murphy and his charity
• Free lecture, book signing and bird walk April 15
• Birding programs offered
• The Jewish path to self-transformation
• Church notes
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, April 6th, 2012
• Amesbury soldier injured in action
• Company touted as role model for workforce bill
• Wild chase lands local man in jail
• Busted taillight nets 21 lbs. of marijuana
• This Day in History
• Local woman is YH's town crier
• Livingston outlines near million-dollar costs for repairs
• Newbury library offering vacation week programs
• Triton color guard wins New England championship
• Board to send N-plant concerns to NRC
• riders decry rate hikes
• Turrets knocked down to size
• Retired state trooper charged with reckless driving
• National health survey coming to local area
• This Day in History
• police logs
• Volunteers needed for Information Scavenger Hunt
• nock middle school honor roll
• Water treatment plant costs rise over $12M
• Six teaching positions dependent on tax hikes in 2 towns
• Local man charged in child porn case
• Progress made on city's second rail trail
• School budget sees modest gains
• This Day in History
• West Newbury pumping station hit by graffiti
• NEF seeks nominations for 2012 Ed Award
• Students running for fitness
• Panel to discuss how Newbury works
• Police investigating Friday accident
• Police logs
• Citizen Profile: Betsy Westendorf
• Community Videos: Interfaith Community Seder
• Just peachy, thankfully
• Rowley officer injured in crash
• Hero Coatings adapts in changing world
• Write what you know
• Police logs
• District court
• Refuge cleanup removes 1.5 tons of trash
• Citizen's petition asks vote on amendment
• Local recruit strides closer to title of Marine
• Two tax hikes on Merrimac ballot
• NRA land plan moves forward
• Open race gives local Senate hopefuls a shot
• 'A real feel-good day'
• City takes lead on zero waste initiative
• Albatross open students' eyes to dangers of waste
• This Day in History
• Police logs
• Painter may have caused fire on Prospect Street
• Teen found safe near Lake Gardner
• No bully pulpit for mayor until 2014
• Mayor ponders Senate race
• Changing times for beach casino
• Sharing traditions over Seder
• Amesbury man jailed for thefts, more charges pending
• BOAT CAMP finds new ground
• This Day In History
• Seabrook Circuit Court
• Police looking for credit-card thieves
• Port firm alleges rival stole its database
• Lines grow long as lottery jackpot fever peaks
• Final roll call for Chief Merrill
• Finalists for police chief to be named soon
• Stadium scores $500,000 gift
• Tracking down alternate DPW site on South Hunt Road
• Kelcourse, 2 others pull nomination papers for Baddour's seat
• Merrimac man sentenced in beating case
• Small fire extinguished at Port business
• Selectmen delay response to NRC on plant safety
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” March 29th, 2012
• The final edition
• Sidewalk Cafe to be razed
• Report finds breaches at plant
• State awards $17.56M for Bresnahan School
• Council endorses corporate political spending resolution
• Early warmth moves up kickoff to compost season
• Police logs
• District Court
• Underground Railroad subject of first 'one-book' event
• On April 1st You’ll Find Fools for Dance at the Firehouse
• Whiny Wednesday – Snackabouts, Snackations and Munchtimes
• An open front
• Town Park playground swings forward
• Budget claims Newbury officer
• Big problems for island's little water district
• Kezer: City looking at alternate site for DPW
• Magical sets in Nock's 'Beauty and the Beast'
• Police logs
• Wollitz steps down from Planning Board
• School vote set for June 5
• Registration is April 4 for PCE classes
• Clothes For Hope Sale To Benefit Children in Ghana
• Citizen Profile: Willie Mattos
• Senate field wide open
• Senator: 'I kept my word' to be an independent voice
• NRC to query NextEra on issue
• Maritime exhibit extends hand to women at the helm
• Sides remain far apart on LHD
• No vote tonight on public works project
• Councilors pitch Constitutional amendment
• Woman charged with drunken driving
• Police logs
• District Court
• Tri for the YWCA 2012
• Source: Baddour to resign from state Senate
• Standing tall for the trees
• An early herring
• Triton accepts $35.4M budget
• Salisbury Beach Center auction called off
• police logs
• This Day in History
• Thoughts on how opposing sides of LHD could work together
• Students score in Destination ImagiNation
• Report details projects in need
• Bike Swap!
• Region on fire alert
• Amesbury woman 'lucky' after freak crash
• Vows, pure and simple
• Competition fierce for slots at voke schools
• Peering into our glass-bottomed river, the Merrimack
• This Day in History
• Life as an amoeba
• Church notes
• Elder menus
• Warm weather brings early migrants into area
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, March 23rd, 2012
• 2/5ths of students drink alcohol
• Keeping the beat for an old bandmate
• Turning trash to cash
• NRC orders safety improvements
• Police logs
• District Court
• This Day in History
• West Newbury joins Seabrook safety campaign to NRC
• Triton middle-schoolers in foreign language exams, contests
• Seabrook Middle School students know their Pi
• Local group puts out call for ovarian cancer quilt squares
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” March 22nd, 2012
• House plans face dissent
• 'Little Duck' a strong swimmer
• More debate over Amesbury's DPW move
• Route 1 accident seriously injures NH motorcyclist
• Fundraiser to support family of late Amesbury woman
• 'Modern Millie Jr' kicks up fun at middle school
• 3 inducted into Sparhawk National Honor Society
• Board of Health race tops Newbury ballot
• Theater Workshop kicking up heels for 'Zapatos'
• RESTORE looks ahead to next phase
• Confessions of a Wash-in
• Down and out
• Town official convicted in gun incident
• Police station fish tank aims to allay kids' fears
• Two longtime Newburyport stores close
• Council funnels $45,000 into treating Lake Attitash
• District Court
• Salisbury begins to craft spending plan
• Triton appoints new special education administrator
• Candidates running uncontested for office
• Three top inductees to join AEFI Hall of Honor
• Lyme Disease: Preventable and Treatable
• Questions rise over historic district
• Ex-school head charged with embezzlement
• Boaters sounding for early start
• Weather giving mosquitoes a biting edge
• Zombies to descend on Amesbury for Run for Your Lives 5K
• 'Willy Wonka Jr.' delivers golden tickets at Triton
• Easter Bunny hopping into Rowley
• Slow the Flow Campaign targets landowners
• Chief: Pedestrian struck by driver
• This Day in History
• April Clinics At Engage Your Core Pilates
• First Ladies of Jazz and Pop. Voices of Change: A Musical Retrospective
• Inside look at nuclear plant
• This Day in History
• New plan sought for DPW garage
• Local farmers planting earlier than ever
• Town looks to get ahead of maintenance problems
• Citizens police academy offered this month
• Police Logs
• Improvements sought on Storey Ave.
• VIDEO: Pentucket Wins State Title
• VIDEO: WW2 breakfast
• Sampling of songs
• Ribs with that roast?
• Beach property up for auction
• Local captain honored by Salem State
• World War II vets share stories over breakfast
• Fire damages mechanic's garage in Amesbury
• District Court
• Police Logs
• The right birdhouse can attract a variety of species
• The Sacred Tree Massage And Reiki Newburyport News - March 15, 2012
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, March 16th, 2012
• March Pizza Madness
• Concrete problem revealed
• Wounded cop had relationship with shooter's wife
• Newbury to seek $293,000 tax hike
• Port farm helps mini horses on mend
• Jetty repairs may not be completed
• Celebrate safely on St. Patrick's Day
• Selectmen delay vote on nuke plant relicensing
• Forum on Lower Millyard next week
• Healing service at Holy Family Church Monday
• Costello's committee passes health bills on
• Saint Patrick’s Day Celebration at David’s Tavern
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” March 15th, 2012
• “Her hand upon the Helm”
• On borrowed time
• School proposal elicits questions
• 911 tape tells frantic tale
• Truck stop not feasible for DPW garage
• Winter's wild weather makes for a jolt of a night
• Mystery pen causes worries at Pentucket
• Police Logs
• District Court
• Mountain: N-plant meeting 'disappointing'
• Questions arise again over cost of Sargent Pit well project
• Whiny Wednesdays: Music In My Ears
• board delays vote on tax hike
• 'Making a big effort to be green'
• Swenson to retire in summer
• Seabrook official stands trial in shooting incident at party
• Rare witch document up for auction
• This Day in History
• Storey Ave. rezoning hearing postponed
• Council gives 1st approval to Hines race
• Port lawmaker is lobbied to put health care changes aside
• West Newbury's new trail network in planning stages
• Art & Architecture at Bridge Gallery in Newburyport
• Citizen Profile: Joel Brown, writer
• Historic district battle ramps up
• Anger, frustration in Salisbury
• Town to bargain again over health insurance
• Amesbury firm sues over patent infringement
• New managers for Salem lodging house
• This Day in History
• NHS students sentenced for vandalism
• Police Logs
• District Court
• Students and professionals share Jazz and Art Night
• Muggy’s Got Egg on His Face
• Jeans & Jewels
• Highway neighbors want their homes taken
• Roasting for a good cause
• Waterfront diner closes its doors
• Fishermen wary of saltwater angler survey
• City looks to revamp parks plan
• This Day in History
• police logs
• Accident leads to arrest on drug, alcohol charges
• Smaller senior/community center seen as better fit
• Tax abatement proposed for National Guardsmen and reservists
• Alaska – A Special Place
• Nuclear crisis brings change
• 'Cash Mob' takes a run up city streets
• Warm ocean brings early start to fishing season
• Playground set to rise in June
• Remembering a 'giant' of Newburyport
• District Court
• Births
• Elder menus
• Programs at Mass Audubon's Joppa Flats
• Cat of the week
• CVS plan poses complex decisions
• Probes into gas prices ease costs
• 'Very lonely disease'
• Lyme cases increasing quickly
• Worker fired amid drug-theft charge
• Police logs
• Two information forums set on LHD
• Cash Mob going shopping today
• Proposal for intra-district school choice turned down
• Community garden being planned
• Girls’ Night Out Quartet
• Life-changing 'Rent' to take NHS stage
• Storey Ave. rezoning bid begins again
• Special ed costs strain school budget
• Solar district proposed for Amesbury
• Tierney calls for probe of NOAA boat
• Family of late officer sues town, police chief
• Police logs
• District Court
• DPS urges caution on waterline replacement program
• Work at Merrimac schools almost done
• A street rod ... with a mission
• New plan calls for razing school
• Neighbors opposed to Bresnahan project
• Romney cruises to easy win locally
• Colby Farm expanding its retail stand, local offerings
• Republican primary results
• Police logs
• District Court
• Selectmen deny request for immediate salary increase
• Breast surgeon to speak at YWCA luncheon
• Citizen Profile: John Farley Allison: The Port’s Clothier
• No end in sight
• Hospital declares $1 million profit
• Port building toward spring
• Amesbury's Elm St. fire station reopens
• Polling places for today's primary
• Police logs
• District Court
• Selectmen take no stance on Seabrook relicensing
• Time draws near to file nomination papers
• Police group requesting donations for others
• Announcement form Representative Costello
• man killed in head-on crash
• This Day in History
• Proposed shellfish changes questioned
• Appealing to 'The Good Samaritan'
• Haverhill students surge into Pentucket
• police logs
• real estate transfers
• Mulqueen signs on at Pentucket
• Seabrook selectman to run for Congress
• Rail connector project kicks off tomorrow
• “Schmoozing with Sophie” – last of the red hot mamas!
• Not even close on this 'Antiques Roadshow' appraisal
• Condo project moves forward
• Family, friends mourn loss of sergeant
• Learning the lingo of Newburyport
• Meek and flabby
• Angry customers turn to Facebook posts
• Police logs
• Harbinger of spring makes extra-early arrival
• Elder menus
• Church notes
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, March 2nd, 2012
• Proof
• In like a lion
• Voters head to polls Tuesday
• PCI Synthesis is part of 'new generation' at business park
• Blais lawsuit deepens schism among selectmen
• This Day in Newburyport
• police log
• District court
• State lawmakers angle over striped bass law
• First meeting of 2012 for Newbury Garden Club
• Little River trail cleanup postponed
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” March 1st, 2012
• Rejuvenating Joppa
• Drug use at NHS on rise
• Grant to target gang activity
• Talk arises over plan to move DPW
• Pentucket OKs $34.5M budget
• Judge dismisses building permit complaint
• Police log
• District court
• Few taking out papers to run for office
• Whiny Wednesday-Lucky
• What’s Love Got to Do With it?
• 'Busier than ever'
• A whale of a project
• Center's success to expand across state
• Mass lawmakers eye legalizing fireworks
• Former Henschel Co. moves to Ayer
• Seventh-grader heads to state Geographic Bee
• DA to investigate relationship between cop, widow
• Former North Andover wrestling coach jailed on bail violation
• 2 sentenced to jail for car breaks
• Kristen Miller: “Cello Alchemy”: Where Cello meets Dance and Film.
• Port's 'gateway' to the future
• DA investigates motive in police shooting
• Out from under
• Mother/daughter duo laces up for eighth fundraising walk
• Refuge warning: Leave snowy owls alone
• Trial of former hospital exec set for May
• Man who gave false name in arrest faces new charges
• Police logs
• District Court
• Citizen Profile: Esther Sayer
• Healthcare Partner: Dr. Waters Announces Body By Trimester, the first prenatal DVD of its kind
• Shellfish plant in jeopardy again
• Wounded Beverly officer 'doing OK' after shooting
• New name, nostalgic feel for Fowle's
• Port lawyer suspended for two years
• Nock sixth-grader advances to statewide Geographic Bee
• police logs
• Dance to benefit victims of domestic violence
• Home energy-efficiency workshop March 5
• Triton Arts presents 'Legally Blonde — The Musical'
• West Newbury library to host origami master Friday
• Supporting the cast
• Port soldier headed home from Afghanistan next week
• Lower Millyard eyed for growth
• World War II vets to unite at social
• Focusing on God's voice
• Police investigate breaking and entering of barn
• Elder menus
• Snowy owl sightings draw island visitors
• Church notes
• Cat of the week
• Cop kills himself after shooting
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, February 24th, 2012
• Van Gogh returns!
• Police probing link in bogus $100 cases
• A bid for opportunity
• Towns fear deep cuts to fund Triton budget
• Police: Man had $1,500 in marijuana
• Seabrook man charged with reckless driving
• Police logs
• Students show off new science equipment
• Patrick eyes unspent snow, ice funds to lessen MBTA's woes
• Reps: Ticket restrictions cloudy in 2012
• Senior center to be open longer
• Ana's Hair Studio Newburyport
• Muggsy’s Tidbits
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” Feb. 23rd, 2012
• Feedback and firefighting
• Ashes to Go begins annual rite
• Couple: Water, sewer bills inaccurate
• Police logs
• Woman sues for license after DUI acquittal
• District Court
• Ruling doesn't change social host liability as criminal statute
• Colpitts wins division in NH youth wrestling championship
• Holocaust play teaches students lessons for today
• VIDEO:Ashes to Go
• Remapping the flood plains
• Retail rites of spring
• A CPR class for pooches in need
• Leaders hold off opposing N-plant relicensing
• NHS hockey player arrested on drug charges
• Ex-officer pleads guilty to solicitation
• High court rules hosts not liable for underage BYOB drinking
• World War II veteran to speak at library
• Pentucket High School's website wins Seal of Excellence
• Mild winter brings progress on new Groveland Bridge
• Hudak's new business teammate has criminal record
• Costly changes to FEMA maps
• A father's chilling example
• Welcome home, Victoria Phaeton
• Church to begin Lent with ashes to go
• Use of Annex for retired firefighters' reception approved
• pentucket regional high school honor roll
• Schools look to develop stronger STEM program
• Need a good laugh? Comedy night should provide it
• triton regional high school honor roll
• police logs
• Behind the Scenes of the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
• 28th ANNUAL LEND-A-HAND AUCTION
• push made to change highway plans
• Remembering the worst of times
• Amesbury library's archives to be saved by private fund
• Making beach debris into electricity
• Town readies for tough budget year
• Volunteers sought to fill town openings
• police logs
• Proposed budget scrutinized by selectmen, finance members
• Lots of questions for developer of proposed affordable housing
• Heard Around Town
• Jetty work planned for September
• Settlement paid in officer's lawsuit
• Are you the good Samaritan?
• Picking up the pieces
• Ex-chief's trial date set for June
• Newbury firemen warn of phone scam
• DISTRICT COURT
• Eagle show at festival pleases all
• cat of the week
• Programs at Mass Audubon's Joppa Flats
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, February 17th, 2012
• Sheriff: no more in-house donors
• On a wing and a prayer
• HMS Bounty coming to Port
• Patriots' Chung tackles local fundraiser Saturday
• Cardinal kicks off appeal campaign in Amesbury
• Heard Around Town
• City sells off surplus land
• Workshop will help homeowners 'button up' for winter
• police logs
• St. John's Prep students earn AP Scholar Awards
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” February 16th, 2012
• Take the Bagels, Leave the Petition
• Thomas appeal moves forward
• Closer look at revived millyard
• NRA OKs initial agreement with MassDevelopment
• Man killed in crash fell asleep at wheel, father says
• Heard Around Town
• Police seek help in catching clever counterfeiters
• police logs
• district court
• Agencies ink agreement to keep schools safe
• Democrats to send 10 delegates to convention
• Whiny Wednesday: Skiing, Roller Skating & Climbing
• Fire leaves 12 homeless
• Opposition to historic district ramps up
• DPW project gets initial approval
• Sheriff Cousins: No more cash from workers
• A chance to say thank-you
• Car crashes through guardrail, lands in river
• Application deadline for chief job approaching
• Nominees sought for 'Asset Builder Awards'
• Georgetown man convicted of bankruptcy fraud
• Groups collecting items for soldiers in Afghanistan
• Mardi Gras Celebration
• Citizen Profile: Nancy McCarthy
• Be Our Valentine
• Officer resigns during probe
• Paving the ways
• Young girl's dream to meet Justin Bieber comes true
• Patient files heading into e-world
• 'It was really cool'
• Storey Ave. rezoning request put on hold
• Hilltop owners blasted
• Heard Around Town
• police logs
• Children's author to speak at Emma L. Andrews Library
• Attention Filmmakers and Videographers!
• Eagle Festival 2012
• Healthcare Partner: Make Your Wishes Known – Now
• All Clear! We Promise.
• Seabrook appeals N-plant tax break
• Amesbury seeks to restore school cuts
• Birds of a feather
• Local men face questions over rooming house
• police logs
• Storey Avenue rezoning could be voted tonight
• Both sides of N-plant relicensing debate at council
• Friends of the Library donate $10,000 to building fund
• Refunding saves town $58k
• Vacation fun at Merrimac Library
• After 10 days on the run, dog is home
• Petitions won't stop nuke plant relicensing
• Newbury man sentenced in marina crimes
• NHS booting up 'From Home' technology program
• Memories of Horton Home have lingered vividly throughout years
• Trooper at fault in cruiser crash
• Police logs
• District Court
• What it means to truly love in light of Valentine's Day
• Fewer birds at local feeders this winter
• Salisbury police officer fired
• ConCom endorses open space
• Missing Merlin
• Proposed Triton assessments up 5 percent
• Officers receive suspensions for barroom brawl
• Police logs
• Appeal of proposed Point Shore home in court
• Technology school to hold open house Wednesday
• Local student raising money for South Africa trip
• Nominations open for YH town crier
• Port to get $3.5M for jetty fix
• Police await autopsy in fatal crash
• $8M bond sought for new DPW
• Fireworks to remain outlawed at Seabrook Beach District
• First the NY Giants, now ... the measles?
• Move to dissolve police department soundly defeated
• Kezer proposes spending $45,000 for Lake Attitash
• Police logs
• District Court
• Livingston defends $35.5M Pentucket budget proposal
• Crash kills local woman
• Guilty plea in fatal accident
• Help with the hounds
• Drive aims to find stem-cell donor for local man
• IBEW continues fight despite lower profile
• Heard Around Town
• Rash of car breaks reported in Port
• Committee seeks $10K to plant more trees
• Selectmen discuss need for cisterns to aid firefighting
• Three run for two seats on School Board
• Friday Night Out - Smitten Style
• Citizen Profile: Author Jennifer Karin
• CVS vote deadline extended
• Targeting the pepperweed
• Restraint urged on proposed budget
• Scammers target residents' bank accounts
• Director hired for regional 911 center
• Illegal left turn results in heroin arrest
• District Court
• Kemper to run for selectman or assessor
• Selectmen not ready to back Green Community Act
• Seabrook deliberative session tonight
• Last summer at Bluefish Cove
• Super letdown
• Bill targets invasive species
• Newbury's 'must-see' spot to visit
• Sparhawk students absorb culture in Nicaragua
• Police logs
• Talk of new housing project likely to add fuel to traffic concerns
• Selectmen OK replacement of five town computers
• Amesbury Room displays work of local artists
• Election season begins; nomination papers available
• Amesbury Academy Charter School honor roll
• ENPRO buys fraser site
• Meth lab materials found in Seabrook
• Fuel for the future
• Super Bowl is 'Allman' in the family
• 'Trip of a lifetime'
• Police Log
• CIRCUIT COURT SEABROOK
• Time to prepare
• Church notes
• Elder menus
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, February 2nd, 2012
• Disputed project surfaces again
• Tisei tops Tierney in fundraising
• Shrine intervention
• Dumpers beware: Stickers needed to use transfer station
• Google exec brings Port up to speed
• DISTRICT COURT
• Amesbury man hurt in Hampton crash
• Man cleared in 'puppy mill' arson
• More than a dozen seats up for Newbury election
• Banks step up with scholarships
• Newburyport City Council Unanimous Vote: Halt Seabrook Relicensing
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” February 2, 2012
• A super father-and-son moment
• Electrical fire drives 8 from homes
• Stop yields drug dealer
• Baby's unexpected arrival in good hands
• Fireworks ban ignites debate
• Police logs
• District Court
• Students to perform 'Alice in Wonderland Jr.'
• Hearts, cards sent off to injured soldiers
• Livingston's proposed budget cuts still $500,000 short
• Whiny Wednesday – Loco for Cocoa
• Breakfast scramble
• Demolition of Newbury historic home put on hold
• Lawyer: Kent a 'political scapegoat'
• Taking stock of affordable housing
• Roundabout eyed to ease traffic at Chain Bridge
• Two-alarm fire displaces residents
• New report pushes for earthquake safety
• Abandoned truck leads to search of school grounds
• Police logs
• District Court
• Community Videos: New Works Festival
• Gaining steam
• Fired officer found innocent
• Merrimac man carries on dad's love affair with Pats
• City Council urges halt to nuke plant relicensing
• Couple thwart alleged thief's mushroom caper
• Second-grader praised for 'remarkable courage'
• Merrimac police receive $2K grant
• Institution for Savings opens NHS student bank
• New home for veterans services
• Newburyport building permits
• February Clinics at Engage Your Core Pilates
• Newburyport’s Marquand Family Lineage and Legacy
• Newbury expecting $70,000 from suit
• Family seeks help in finding stolen generator
• Mouse madness
• Port businessman makes big purchase for alma mater
• Newburyport's Twitterati
• Heard Around Town
• Cummings won't seek re-election
• Selectmen begin work on Town Meeting warrants
• police logs
• Devine to seek selectman's seat
• Report delays ex-chief's case
• Criminal: Someone stole $32K lift from me
• All heart
• Pastors recreate faith-based school on home turf
• When liquor was in Newburyport's pharmacies
• Heard Around Town
• District Court
• Learning to pray
• Church notes
• Births
• Historic District Committee urges changes
• Farmer scoops up West Newbury land
• Harbor Schools shuts its doors
• McCarthy seeks to dismiss perjury charge
• NRC to review request to halt nuke plant's relicensing
• Heard Around Town
• Georgetown man dies after swim in Y pool
• POLICE LOGS
• DISTRICT COURT
• Kezer soars over challenger in campaign donations
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, January 27th, 2012
• Valentine’s Day Candy Grams
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” January 26th, 2012
• Report clears ex-chief of theft
• ON THIN ICE
• CVS rezoning proposal advances
• Crowd slams MBTA cuts
• Officials highlight sustainable business models
• Worcester 'visionary' to lead Pentucket schools
• Students pledge not to call names
• district court
• Police Logs
• Candidates for town, school offices can file now
• Port's parking fees add up
• Jail guards suspended after Salisbury brawl
• Solving the lake's dilemma
• Neptune Club misses payment deadline
• Group forms to advocate for industrial park
• Gloucester man to be charged in bank robbery
• police logs
• Affordable housing condo for sale
• Rotary reaches polio fundraising milestone
• Changes in store for lumber yard, shopping plaza
• From Casino Gambling To Social Media: Regional Tourism Summit Speakers Tackle The Tourism Economy
• Join us for Anna Jaque’s Women’s Night Out
• Citizen Profile: Dale Ann and Dale Bob Eckert
• details emerge on Port schools
• INSTANT PUPPY LOVE
• Historic home owner tried to donate building
• Snowmobilers safe after fall through ice
• Hudak drops out of 6th District race
• Ceremony celebrates new water tower
• How to survive the Route 1 rotary
• district court
• Walking in circles lands Ark. man in jail
• Superintendent extends invitation to community to come for coffee
• WINTER CARNIVAL CANCELLED!
• cena settles with club for $250k
• 'A very unusual winter'
• Seabrook plaza expansion to begin this spring
• Phragmites battle makes progress
• Rebuilt Whittier Bridge will rev up region's history
• Port man charged in stabbing
• Traffic issues snarl Storey Ave. rezoning issue
• CVS puts 'sweeteners' for rezoning in writing
• Local Scouts enjoy Pinewood Derby
• Registration this week for baseball, softball
• Good for the gander
• Patrick's budget calls for new taxes
• Local man jailed for luring girls
• Brown: Difference between me and Warren is clear
• Winter carnival canceled due to warm weather
• District Court
• Former Amesbury official in drunken-driving controversy
• Birders brave cold Sunday to see eagles and owls
• Still audacious to believe and act
• Church notes
• no merit to police charges
• Board to stump for votes for center
• Amesbury waterfront dispute heads to court
• Hollow Cafe, Wild Bites win liquor licenses
• Police still hunting Seabrook bank robber
• police logs
• district court
• Town aims for state money for park, open space projects
• 'Mystery of History' house seminar tomorrow
• State employment numbers not as rosy as reported
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” January 18th, 2012
• Harnessing the waves
• Schools, center vote June 5
• Traffic issues dominate rezoning hearing
• Route 1 Sovereign Bank branch robbed again
• Two-week delay for historic property plans
• Woman injured in Salisbury crash
• Two walkaway inmates recaptured
• Trial starts in 'puppy mill' arson case
• Police logs
• New contracts, budget offer town savings
• Crabgrass Puppets Climb the Beanstalk
• Whiny Wednesday – The Dog Days of Winter
• Facing demolition
• State finds no ill health effects for residents
• An app for history
• Mailman hoping for Stanley's post
• Boy Scouts to the rescue!
• Pentucket combo offers afternoon of jazz
• Local groups to receive tourism grants
• The Grand Trunk Wine Taisting
• Murder, Mystery, & Mayhem A Postcard from Paradise
• Citizen Profile: Steve Grinley
• Getting to the heart of racism
• Judge dismisses stalking complaint
• Tisei touts fundraising success
• Cronin eyes new role on Beacon Hill
• Hoyt Kimball to lead library board
• Page School project 'going well,' selectmen told
• region news in brief
• police logs
• correction
• Coming attractions
• “Walking Home From Walden: A Suburban Awakening”
• Firehouse Center’s 2012 New Works Festival
• Town ready to find new chief
• Bonfire of the Newburys
• Fogel vying for state rep seat
• Postcards reveal life in modern Vietnam
• Getting prepared: Port begins planning to be Coast Guard City
• School offers family outreach through new grant program
• Real estate transactions
• 2nd Annual Old Newbury Bonfire
• Fire dept. plans get further scrutiny
• Hugs for daddy's girl
• Maritime museum names new director
• Eagle count reveals disappointing results
• Double, double ... Tebow in trouble
• Police logs
• Heard Around Town
• District Court
• The Lord is our shepherd all year long
• Church notes
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, January 13th, 2012
• Senior center taking shape
• Letting history do the talking
• Heard Around Town
• Local communities team up for state DPW grant
• Former Fraser Auto back on auction block
• police logs
• Triton high, middle school merger proposed
• Four citizen's petitions filed at Town Hall
• A powerful voice against bullying
• district court
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” January 12th, 2012
• 2nd Annual Christmas Tree Bonfire!
• FBI to seize $230,000 locally
• Police logs
• District Court
• Hampton woman dead in Haverhill
• Two seriously hurt in Storey Ave. crash
• Mexican eatery lining up for liquor license
• Incumbents take out nomination papers
• Vacancy to be filled on library board
• E-recycling fundraiser to benefit Page School PTO
• Bonfire to offer blazing start to Pats playoffs game
• Muggsy’s New Moves in the New Year
• Shift in store for city wards
• Back in flight
• Baddour: No welfare benefits without drug test
• Seabrook vote matches NH vote: Romney on top
• Mill 77 seeks second-floor expansion
• Maritime Museum to choose director tomorrow
• Homeowners to see tax bills rise $100 on average
• Town grapples with ways to pay for project
• Selectmen to explore options for insurance reform
• Szabo to receive peace award at MLK Jr. Breakfast
• EYC is Ringing in the New Year with New Classes
• Citizen Profile: Lisa Happ
• Sound of Music Sing Along
• Inn Street makeover
• Amesbury firm set to expand
• Trooper rescues motorist suffering stroke on I-495
• Port firm wins bid to complete rail trail
• Down to the wire
• Voters head to polls today
• For Gingrich, attacks on Romney come with a risk
• Romney rivals go after front-runner
• $32.6M OK'd for plant upgrades
• More members sought for school space board
• Healthcare Partner: Safety Tips for Cold Weather Exercise
• Help sought to solve break-in
• Eagle bonanza on local lake
• Asperger's group seeks to demystify diagnosis
• Banks help outfit more cruisers with lifesaving equipment
• police logs
• Mayor's next campaign: winning approval of school projects
• School Committee unveils draft of concussion policy
• Volunteers needed for Meals on Wheels
• Ancient art of Intarsia featured at library
• Hawk expert to speak at PRCWA annual meeting
• Birding in Beautiful Cuba
• Nuclear plant concerns dismissed
• Castricone spotted at wrestling meet
• Castricone spotted at wrestling meet
• A memorable civics lesson
• Group gives support to people with low vision
• Remembering the hub of Port, the public library
• Police logs
• Merrimack Valley School of Missions sets classes
• The true source of a joyous new year
• VIDEO: NHS student question Rick Santorum
• City of Newburyport moves forward with Senior Center plans
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, January 6th, 2011
• Bar's role under review
• Cupboards going bare
• Pride, growth at stake in initiative
• Snowy owls' visit causing stir with birders
• Police logs
• District Court
• Several items on council agenda
• Health care ruling may add $150M to state budget
• Gearing up for spring Town Meeting
• Governor plans state of the state address Jan. 23
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” January 5th, 2011
• BRANCHING OUT
• Landfill erosion leads to concern
• Warm weather keeps bald eagles at bay
• In NH, a marathon campaign hits overdrive
• District Court
• Site visits for superintendent candidates begin next week
• Dreaming of a winter carnival
• Free tax help available at senior center
• Kids Night Out fun returning to YWCA
• Correction
• Citizen Profile: Gael Meyer: Raw Vegan Realtor
• A Trio of Newburyport Area Artists
• Whiny Wednesday – Winter Really Can be a Wonderland
• Meeting the challenges
• Inauguration Day High Notes
• Mayor Kezer's inaugural address
• Maine trio face multiple charges
• Snowless skies a blessing for aging water tank
• Police logs
• District Court
• Architect hired for senior center project
• MBTA outlines steep fare hikes
• NH bill would legalize guns on most public property
• Winter Carnival?? Let’s Hope so!
• Healing Herbs
• It’s snow-time!
• An oath for the seaport
• Inauguration day high notes
• Amesbury Sports Park sold
• Ending on a high note
• Bank donation keeps mountain bike unit rolling
• police logs
• district court
• No foul play suspected in Newbury death
• Mayor Holaday's inaugural address
• Taking control of your financial destiny in 2012
• Winter Programs In Newburyport - December 31, 2011
• King of New Year's
• Real estate highs and lows
• MBTA fare hikes, service cuts on the table
• Iraq War officially over, but peace is still fleeting
• Pivotal year ahead in Port
• Town Meeting set for April 30
• Big issues and the people who will influence them in 2012
• Taking pride in a job well done for the good of all
• Big-ticket items face city leaders this year
• Top stories of 2011
• L'Esperance report top online story
• Two face charges in Port beating investigation
• Amesbury students take stand against Obama protest
• Pharma-doctor gift ban spurred lots of talk, no final action in 2011
• Making a resolution with resolve
• Rarities and late birds highlight Christmas Bird Count
• Church notes
• Elder menus
• Happy New Year! – By the Numbers
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, December 30th, 2011
• Chief: Charges expected in crash
• The road ahead
• Weighing Kezer's efforts
• 3 vying for 2 liquor licenses
• Session featured big bills, less public view
• Police logs
• Police department report delayed to Jan. 11
• Public hearing Jan. 12 for new senior center plans
• Library programs for teens
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Jim Vaiknoras Photos of the Year
• Crash injures 2 local women
• Liquor license up for grabs
• A question of rights
• Old Newbury Bonfire a roaring end to the holidays
• State population growth continues to lag
• Nomination papers available next week
• Triton Regional Middle School Honor Roll
• District Court
• Swearing-in day for Holaday, city officials Monday
• Authors to make monthly visits to library
• Newbury officer out on leave
• A model in Southern charm
• Deer rescued from fragile ice at Lake Gardner
• L'Esperance, critic trade complaints
• Rowley man jailed for library theft
• Police logs
• Teens held on $5,000 bail in car breaks
• Registration for preschool students begins Jan. 11
• Peace Ambassadors to meet Jan. 8
• georgetown senior activities
• At stake: history
• Teens charged in car breaks
• Rising health care costs in forecast
• Top honors for Cider Hill Farm's agricultural ambassador
• Emergency energy fund taking applications
• Police logs
• Town officials set goals for coming year
• Triton students inducted into National Honor Society
• A BRIGHT IDEA
• Accord sought on pesky auto repair issue
• Trash pickup delayed for holiday weeks
• Land grant preserves forest
• Double discount offered for December light bills
• Water rate increase, changes in store for town
• Store clerk pleads guilty to gas station thefts
• Full plate of issues awaits City Council in 2012
• More charges against ex-chief
• Kerble defends Secret Santa ban
• Oh, driftwood tree
• Wizard of West Newbury lights up Main Street
• Firefighter dies in 3-alarm blaze
• Santa is easier
• Church notes
• Elder menus
• Newburyport Christmas Bird Count is Monday
• Cat of the week
• Happy Holidays
• Vacation Week Flyby at Joppa Flats: Eagles, Owls, and Hawks, Oh My!
• It’s A Wonderful Life
• Chanukah “CHaroling”
• Quietly, PI beach survives the tide
• Pioneering to the top
• Suit filed for carbon monoxide death
• Dinner celebrates end of Iraq War
• 3 released from hospital after accident
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• School board bids farewell to Weaver
• Next year's proposed budget up $2.5M
• Chess club teaches Seabrook students how to play
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, December 22nd, 2011
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” December 22nd, 2011
• Taking shape
• Mr. India cooking up move, expansion
• Charges filed over meat counter incident
• Adult education offering something for everyone
• Divine arrival
• Several injured in multi-car accident
• Gift of Giving free holiday dinner tonight
• Departments working together to improve communications
• Whiny Wednesday – Holiday madness and welcoming 2012
• PHOTO GALLERY:Winter
• Proposed phone ban gets mixed reactions
• Elves at the post office
• Secret Santa banished from Newburyport school
• Merrimac home's display draws tour buses
• Lottery prepares to allow debit cards
• Police Logs
• District Court
• School group to assess space needs
• Town looks to update traffic signs
• Citizen profile: Brian Bienvenue
• Santa’s Work Shop
• Student drug use on the rise
• Police: Drunken driver tops 90
• Newbury DPW garage back in service
• Private trust helps spruce up Port properties
• Nonprofit's new donation is a lifesaver
• Suspect sought in larceny at Dunkin' Donuts
• Police logs
• District Court
• Circuit Court
• Healthcare Partner: Don’t Get Burned
• VIDEO: First Religious Society Choir
• 'Miracle' at the layaway counter
• Restaurant puts helping needy family on menu
• Warning: You are about to enter Massachusetts
• Days of ink fingerprints smudged away
• State clears way for house to be rebuilt
• Pine Grove dedicates art gallery to former principal
• Change of ownership in the air at Amesbury Sports Park
• Thomas disciplinary hearing continued until next year
• Students have a gift for Pentucket-area residents
• Councilors face busy agenda next year
• Couple die after Merrimac crash
• Dedicated service
• Whittier students find music in their hearts
• Church directory
• Holiday needs not yet fulfilled
• Christmas: glimpses of light and love
• Church notes
• Elder menus
• Cat of the week
• Programs at Mass Audubon's Joppa Flats
• Muggy’s Crystal Ball…The Past and Future
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, December 18th, 2011
• Police Probe possible
• Man jailed for trying to take money meant for sick baby
• Hospital switching ambulance service
• Rowley's roadside attraction
• Students play Santa to families in need
• Newbury's average single-family tax bill will increase by $56
• DISTRICT COURT
• correction
• Heard Around Town
• NHS winter concert set for Monday
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” December 15th, 2011
• From used to useful
• Cutbacks affect Newbury police
• 4 finalists for school chief's job
• No takers for Amesbury Town Hall Annex
• Larry the Elf adding holiday magic to Lena's menu
• Marshal looking for people to help out in emergency
• Council approves purchase of Titcomb pit landfill
• police logs
• Developer, wife found shot dead at home
• Family feud delays repair of broken water main
• Ex-officer admits to charges
• A slightly longer wait
• Council OKs single tax rate
• Building of shelter resumes at Newbury's Manter Field
• Pentucket teachers vow to fight 'retaliatory' transfers
• Heard Around Town
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• Council approves better lighting for Inn Street
• House tour success leads to parking tickets, warnings
• Citizen Profile: Jen Wright
• Business park growth eyed
• Driving history home
• Heard Around Town
• Is it Merrimac or Merrimack?
• Amesbury man held in jail in stabbing
• Move afoot to reverse beach fireworks ban
• All's ready for Sunday's Santa Claus Parade
• River Valley students taking to streets for Hike Fast Meal
• District court
• Diversity and Tolerance group seeks members
• Scenes from Invitation Nights 2011
• Papua New Guinea and New Britain
• Respect for the dead
• A place where smokers are welcome
• NHS targets lagging scores
• Police group gives family $5,000 to cope with costs of cancer
• police logs
• Council begins planning for senior/community center
• City lists where to park in snow emergency
• Real estate transactions
• Scholarships available for Vacation Camp
• Medford man charged in ice cream shop break-in
• It’s a Wonderful Life in the golden age of radio!
• Both sides rallying for tax meeting
• Rediscovering Christmas
• Police: Thief leaves stolen goods all over car seats
• Trinity United Church's steeple illuminated for first time
• Heard Around Town
• Police logs
• District Court
• Lawmakers move to allow Dec. 26 liquor sales
• Deadline passes without eviction
• Birding on a rainy morning has rewards
• Foster a homeless dog this holiday season
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, December 9th, 2011
• Holiday Scenes Around Newburyport
• CVS to change road
• Police chief says she welcomes inquiry
• New rule bans fireworks at Seabrook Beach
• Octogenarian keeps building boats to order
• Local chef charged with cocaine trafficking
• District Court
• Police logs
• Momentum grows for third Invitation Night
• Report: School staff dropping
• Seabrook considers increase in water bills
• Newburyport Winter Farmers’ Market
• Belleville Roots Announces Bill Kerchen Honky Tonk Holiday Concert and Dance
• Whittier Home for the Holidays 2011
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” December 8th, 2011
• Vote for CVS rezoning delayed
• Counter support
• Lack of noise barriers in Whittier Bridge plan raises concerns
• Selectmen say no to dam removal
• Amesbury taxpayer group riled over tax hikes
• New website details state spending, employee pensions
• Remembering a Brown Square Christmas
• Study: No hope in sight for struggling towns
• Amesbury chamber picks former Lexington director
• Pentucket High School honor roll
• Whiny Wednesday-Crafting the Holidays Naturally
• Old Fashioned Holiday Sing-A-Long!
• Senior jailed in housing dispute
• Remembering Richard Patterson
• Make way for owl
• Correction
• Corrections
• Waterfront Trust pursues cooperation
• Police logs
• Indictments expected in Ipswich murder
• salisbury october Building permits
• Gift of Giving free holiday dinner set for Dec. 22
• Citizen Profile: Ted Hochheiser of Annie*s Boutique
• changes urged at high school
• Whittier no longer library bound
• Center hopes to reinvigorate industrial park
• Port students penning a creative holiday fundraiser
• Police logs
• Correction
• Four vie for spot on retirement board
• Spirit of giving, volunteerism on North Pole Express
• Final curbside leaf pickup scheduled for Dec. 17
• Middle school students spearhead coat drive
• Happy Holidays From Buddhaful Souls Boutique!
• Muggsy is Mad About Martha
• Holiday Happenings Arts & Crafts Fair
• Port to revamp school program
• Thousands greet Santa
• Amesbury water, sewer rates rising
• 37-unit plan for Carriage Pines
• Trooper 'miraculously lucky' to survive crash
• Amesbury resident to share month as modern-day pilgrim
• Another land trade in the making?
• Provident holding holiday toy, gift drives
• Ad hoc committee formed to consider land purchase
• Seabrook man arrested on drug charges
• Former chief may face new charges
• Cat of the week
• Assault on invasive plant waged anew
• Newburyport warms to twice-monthly Winter Farmers Market
• HOPING TO SCORE
• Heard Around Town
• God's promises heard in Handel's 'Messiah'
• Elder menus
• births
• Programs at Mass Audubon's Joppa Flats
• Winter Farmer’s Market
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, December 2nd, 2011
• Teacher grading system changing
• Light Dept. called out for excessive legal fees
• THE NEXT CHAPTER
• Newburyport teens seek to give peers a voice
• Heard Around Town
• N-plants notified of concrete problem
• police logs
• district court
• Friendship and food highlight Amesbury holiday parade
• Salisbury police 'Stuff the Van' toy/food drive set for Dec. 10
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” December 1st, 2011
• Firehouse Center’s Premiere Concert Will Feature Holiday Music
• Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats Education Center Announces Used Book Sale
• Santa’s Workshop
• Amesbury tax rate going up
• Keeping faith with Christmas
• Plan to rebuild Plum Island home stalls
• Neighbors upset over hospital smoking policy
• Lt. Hines fund brings aid to wounded serviceman
• police logs
• Stolen car may be link to bank robber
• A time of serious fun
• Heard Around Town
• Police: Port has 6 Level 3 sex offenders
• Holiday Invitation Nights
• “Small Wonders” Holiday Show at BridgeGallery, Newburyport
• CVS plan clears hurdles
• A sugary Salisbury Beach
• Police seek help in solving mystery bullet hole
• Judges deny child rapist's appeal
• Heard Around Town
• Police Logs
• District Court
• Port's tax hike clarified
• Auction planned for Port acreage off Storey Ave.
• 'Giving Tree' set up at local bookstores
• “Voices of Christmas Past”
• Annual Holiday Open House and Art Show at Lowell’s Boat Shop
• Council votes to raise the tax rate
• Making the holidays greener
• police logs
• district court
• Student disciplined for bringing utility tool to school
• New charter still awaiting approval from House, Patrick
• Understanding Newburyport's parking tickets
• Local man selected as 'Best boyfriend'
• Seabrook's tax bills in the mail
• Youth to host opportunity to speak out Thursday
• Santa Came to Town!
• Healthcare Partner: Holiday Health Tip from Anna Jaques Hospital: Make Healthy Choices at Fast-Food Restaurants
• Holiday Open House at Indigo Artist Studio
• ST. NICK CRUISES INTO PORT
• Marijuana use fine proposed
• Building a career in brick and mortar
• Investing in the future
• police logs
• Two dozen arrested, gun fired at party in woods
• NRA taking action on its waterfront land
• River Valley students take prizes at Model UN
• Main Street comes alive during a weekend of events
• Pentucket students offer a trip 'Underground'
• Robber strikes Port bank
• Downtowns abuzz with Black Friday shoppers
• Looking for a change
• Memorial race draws big crowd
• Two Newburyport teens complete a book
• Heard Around Town
• Observant neighbors help police solve recent house breaks
• Late fall bird feeding can bring surprises
• Cat of the week
• Swapping recipes for a balanced life
• Campaign targets underage drinking
• Program to give caregivers helping hand
• Whittier Bridge report set for release
• Motivation in motion
• Rowley tax rate rises 64 cents to $13.92 per thousand
• Get ready! Here comes Santa
• PI gateway project up for review
• Georgetown senior activities
• Former finance director cleared
• Thinking outside the kettle
• 'A privilege to live in this country'
• Brazilian restaurateur serves diners with pride
• Port company starts scholarship in co-worker's memory
• police logs
• district court
• Happy Thanksgiving & This Weekends Events
• Muggsy’s Thankful
• Whiny Wednesdays – Library Love
• State to honor fallen firefighter
• 'I am glad I am in this country'
• Spaniard takes naturally to new land
• Shoppers prepare for mad dash to earlier-than-ever Black Friday
• Lions Club invites guests to Thanksgiving dinner
• Woman injured in I-95 crash
• Police logs
• District Court
• Family of woman killed at Yale mourns loss
• Pumpkin-chucking team comes up short
• Santa Parade & Tree Lighting
• The Nutcracker
• Thanksgiving Food Drive
• Joppa Dancers Share Their Gifts at the Firehouse Center for the Arts
• Dessert Auction
• Citizen Profile: Fran Larkin
• Amesbury credit rating boosted
• Mayor asks for $400K
• Tierney's wife says she still believes brother is a 'consultant'
• Tierney seen as vulnerable in new district
• TD Bank to close Salisbury branch
• Davey: MBTA may float fare hike plan
• Library astir with holiday events
• Tree lighting, toy drive on tap this weekend
• CleanTech Center plan nets $177,000 savings for local schools
• Refuge to close one day for deer hunt
• High Heel Dash
• Carrot eyed in CVS plan
• Port man facing second life-saving heart transplant
• Finding ways to ease tensions in US with Muslims
• police logs
• district court
• Calif. man arrested on gun charges
• Council to take another look at CVS rezoning next week
• Assistance needed for common eider research
• 11th annual Toy Drive aids Santa's Helpers
• Restoring the faith
• Facebook Leads to suspect's arrest
• Room for one more
• New 'Institution' added to high school
• Couple share life of ministry together
• Port firm plays big role in Vermont cleanup
• Making the decision to be thankful
• Church notes
• Wintering birds are arriving
• cat of the week
• Programs at Mass Audubon's Joppa Flats
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, November 18th, 2011
• Robber eludes manhunt
• Playground gets a boost
• Mayor: Landfill capping is nearly done
• Federal regs halt fish market expansion
• Race will honor fallen firefighter from Salisbury
• Fundraiser for Triton student injured in accident tomorrow
• Couple face drug charges
• Police logs
• Seabrook Circuit Court
• 'Glass ceiling' awards given to local women
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” November 17th, 2011
• City remembers leader
• Breakfast replaces BBQ in Amesbury
• Rescuing the dog rescuers
• police logs
• Snapped axle leads to rollover
• Clubs boost Thanksgiving food drive
• Pentucket board seeking part-time business manager
• Seabrook firefighters begin holiday toy drive
• Tree of Light ceremony at AJH Dec. 5
• Fire department wins $10,000 grant
• APATHY BY THE NUMBERS
• Casino bill gets speedy approval
• Gambling hits snag in NH
• Cupboards are bare
• Port council to revisit rejected CVS plan
• New life for vacant Eastern Lumber site
• Cameron's idea for 'explainer signs' coming at good time
• Police logs
• AHS students get in the spirit for Thanksgiving football game
• Improvements set for Seabrook courthouse
• Money for long-term strategic plan loses at Town Meeting
• Holiday Art Show & Sale
• INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS NAMED #1 BEST SMALL EMPLOYER IN MASSACHUSETTS BY BOSTON GLOBE
• Women of Walsingham
• Council blocks rezoning
• One of a chosen few
• Triton Regional High School principal terminated
• Facebook plays role in store robbery arrests
• Controversial report made public
• Police logs
• District Court
• Pub owner files for appeal from ABCC
• Seabrook nuclear plant siren testing tomorrow
• When horses pulled Port's fire engines
• Injured officer sues club, driver
• SAFER ROUTE
• Once again, Planning Board comes up short
• West Newbury selectmen to release finance department audit
• Reinventing the community college
• police logs
• Man arrested after foot chase in Salisbury
• Waterfront Trust made nearly $70K in fiscal 2011
• Town manager's salary factor in hike in mayor's earning
• Celebration for Newman Farm Meadow Saturday
• Community Videos: Vetran’s Day 11/11/11
• VIDEO : Holly Shay speaks at Veterans Day service
• A day for honoring veterans
• Amesbury's fallen soldier remembered
• Local banks see boon
• Archrivals forge temporary truce to 'Bring it On'
• Small fire at Amesbury rehabilitation center
• Bridge work to create commuter rail delays tomorrow
• Loving God and neighbor
• Elder menus
• Births
• Sponsored: Hot Spots to Shop and Dine #3
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, November 11th, 2011
• Masters of Turbulence
• The Christina Experiment
• Familiar faces on big screen
• Doctors to join rival group
• Students face longer rides during bridge repairs
• Region observes Veterans Day
• Police logs
• Senate approves crime bill
• NHS juniors holding dessert auction in time for Thanksgiving
• Town to take new approach to budget planning
• Middle School to produce school newspaper
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” November 10th, 2011
• Amesbury solar plan withdrawn
• Police: Teen dad arrested after threats, ignoring sick baby
• Seabrook girl named a 'Champion Among Children'
• Council gears up for the next campaign
• Heard Around Town
• DISTRICT COURT
• Library Friends holding special book sale
• Unity on the River sponsors bullying program
• Class of '48 donates $900 to stadium fund
• Peace center hosts 'Muslims in America' program
• Newburyport Holds Holiday Fundraiser
• Trick or Treat is on for Monday night in Amesbury
• “Small Wonders”
• Ghoulish weather
• Trick or Treat times
• New Plum Island polling station raises concerns
• Livery driver hopes for seat on council
• Neighbors take sidewalk repairs into their own hands
• Heard Around Town
• School building group seeks resident member
• Town Meeting makes 2nd attempt at quorum
• Friends of Library at capacity for book sale donations
• Councilors to discuss proposal for 20-year solar contract
• Bracing for a holiday howler
• Nightmare on Munroe Street
• Popular trick-or-treat stop to glow with pumpkins
• Teacher's aide hits tree at school, charged with drunken driving
• More time granted in trial of ex-chief
• District Court
• Internet sales contribute to music chain's closure
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Lack of Internet taxes stymies 'brick-and-mortar' businesses
• Elder menus
• Gardens of the New Republic
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, October 28th, 2011
• Turning hot chocolate into water
• Patrick approves millyard fixes
• Solutions scarce for runaway health care costs
• A view inside the county jail
• Education top priority for Hutcheson
• Trick or treat
• Rowley robbery suspect still at large
• Police logs
• District Court
• Plan for field on landfill advances
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” October 27th, 2011
• Rowley store robbed again
• Pancakes back on the griddle
• Newbury field naming causes controversy
• Cameron favors school projects, new senior center
• Rough road to corner office
• Aldene Gordon honored for public service
• Girl Scouts marking 100th anniversary by making quilt
• NHS class of 1946 celebrates 65th reunion
• Science experiment forces Triton evacuation
• Efforts to improve cable access TV problems show progress
• TURNING THE TIDE
• Port weighs solar plan
• Ives strives for waterfront access
• Candidates differ on waterfront's future
• Amesbury solar panel plan draws criticism
• District Court
• Special Town Meeting OKs lowering CPA surcharge
• Former pub owner given six-month stay of liquor license
• Prescription Take-back Day Saturday
• Bark for Life celebrates cancer patients' best friends
• Citizen Profile: Kim Colby
• The Return of Little City Comedy Co. to the Port City!
• SARAH SEABURY WARD & ALAN B. WARD SHARED REFLECTIONS
• Manager accused of $150k theft
• A GREENER CALLING
• Lack of quorum postpones Salisbury Town Meeting
• District Court
• Police logs
• Maritime society casts line for new director
• Work begins on new compost site
• Grandparents getting lesson on teens and their world
• Heard Around Town
• Police logs
• Healthcare Partner: Simple Steps to a Simply Healthy Life
• district changes draw concerns
• An auction for the ages
• Giunta supports open waterfront
• Employees to take part in fitness program
• What's in a name?
• Budget reduction, school repairs before Town Meeting tonight
• Lowering CPA surcharge up for vote
• Workshop offers guidance with today's youths
• Annual fest provides free fun for all
• Plight of primates in US nonprofit's primary concern
• All Women And One Lucky Guy Half-Marathon
• Amesbury chamber director resigns
• Football field dedication on hold
• Those were the days
• Exercise trains Newburyport officers for crisis
• Heard Around Town
• District Court
• Buying into the message of hope
• Cat of the week
• Church notes
• Elder menus
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, October 21st, 2011
• Closer to nature
• Church repairs, land buy face West Newbury
• Water source raises concerns
• Expensive winter in forecast
• Cellphone call leads to threat, charges
• Economic development leader keynote speaker at chamber's annual meeting
• Seabrook woman sentenced for smuggling drugs into county jail
• Police Logs
• Georgetown police seek new vehicle, new officer at Town Meeting
• Fate of historic Pleasant St. home still uncertain
• Maudslay is Haunted!
• Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” October 20th, 2011
• Plan for Clipper ship logo sinks
• 'LABOR OF LOVE'
• White House honors local 'Champion of Change'
• Homeowner's solar panel plan fuels opposition
• Donation speaks to new world language lab
• At-large candidates discuss historic district, other topics
• police logs
• district court
• NH boy found safe at neighbors' home
• Merrimac artist designs NECC poster
• Newburyport’s Great Pumpkin Lighting and Stroll
• Witches Night Out
• Salemi For … Everything
• A call to service
• Voters face being listed 'inactive'
• Stanley's district changed under redistricting plan
• Closing in on the mark
• Numerous issues lead to 24% hike in sewage plant cost
• Triton savings leads to quandary for Salisbury
• Event raises $6K for wounded soldiers
• A warm thank-you for makers of blankets for needy
• Ellen earns Eagle Scout Award
• Halloween Helpers seeks gently used costumes
• NEF Family Music Festival at the Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm
• Lowell’s Boat Shop’s Fall Haul and Mighty Merrimack Rowing Race
• Artist Daniel Gottsegen exhibits at the Firehouse Gallery
• Halloween Fun at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats
• Townie Tuesday: Gregg Hogan
• Six Artists, Six Hours, Two Days
• Act of appreciation shines red
• Search fails to find woman
• Newcomers pound pavement with door-to-door campaigns
• Price tag for plant upgrades to increase
• Local pols wage different type of campaign
• MassDevelopment update at NRA meeting tomorrow
• Unanimous approval for all articles
• Byfield Village roadway design project moves forward
• Fire department's open house draws hundreds
• Tales of the macabre at Georgetown's Union Cemetery tours
• Muggsy’s Restaurant Mixers
• Community Videos: 20th Annual Walk Against Violence
• Six rescued after 40-foot boat sinks near jetty
• Bank donates $600,000 to Triton
• TREATS APLENTY
• Back in action
• Look out below
• police logs
• Does consensus building have any chance?
• Experts bringing energy-saving tips to local businesses
• Continuing fluoridation a question for voters
• Viral meningitis diagnosed in Triton staff member
• Church notes
• Newbury brings in $700k for PI parcels
• Criticism heard over clipper ship logo
• Life on one of Port's last fishing boats
• 'Occupy Boston' movement draws local supporters
• City goes back to school on climate change
• Asking the right questions
• Elder menus
• Pursuit of unusual birds delights birders
• cat of the week
• Programs at Mass Audubon's Joppa Flats
• Edible Garden Group Forming
• School group decides on design
• Remembering Jed
• Rowley Light Department comes under fire
• ON A HIGH NOTE
• newburyport Building permits
• Beal, Class of '53 win Ed Award
• Ferguson to speak on status of women
• police logs
• Audit: Town in sound financial shape
• district court
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” October 13th, 2011
• Get Your Ghost On
• School group to pick new design
• Gourd test run
• Sale set for Joseph's Winter Street Cafe
• Single and proud of it
• Driver in EBSCO crash dies
• police logs
• Hydrant flushing to begin today
• Nine articles face Merrimac voters at Special Town Meeting
• Owners hope women become Smitten
• West Nile virus confirmed in mosquito in Rowley
• Whittier Bridge project speeds up
• Police rescue autistic child on Interstate 495
• Ban the banners
• Sunny end to boating season
• Walk against violence to be held Sunday
• Shay grant to be awarded at Autumn of Evening of Giving
• Heard Around Town
• Fall Haul, rowing race at Lowell's Boat Shop Oct. 23
• Church project, Daley property face Town Meeting vote
• Students going to 'mix it up' to foster school spirit
• Harvest Fest
• Citizen Profile: Todd Baltich of Leary’s
• ANNUAL AFRICAN DINNER AND DANCE
• School plans unveiled tonight
• Keep out
• FLIGHT PATTERNS
• Locals steering clear of debit card fees
• Georgetown residents urged to sign up for Code Red
• Halloween fun at Joppa Flats
• Council asked to OK buying landfill site for $70,000
• district court
• Plantation Drive complex celebrates 40 years
• Real estate transactions
• Artist Daniel Gottsegen exhibits his unique landscapes at the Firehouse Gallery
• Healthcare Partner: The City of Newburyport CONCUSSION SYMPOSIUM
• Birding in Big Bend National Park, Texas: Lecture at Joppa Flats
• Grammy winners ‘Cathy & Marcy’ bring their family show to Port City
• Local mayors split on casinos
• Traffic cut to one-way on aging bridge
• Port business adds jobs, expands
• Mill conversion, take two
• Record setter
• Groveland voters mull spending $700K for water tower
• building permits
• Salisbury fall Town Meeting warrant posted
• Police Logs
• Annual Library Book and Bake sale coming up
• Humane Science the Focus of Feline Meeting
• Price tag $73K for police probes
• Retirement board can go it alone
• His carrots are tops
• Religious statue to visit Amesbury, Salisbury
• Problem shutters nuclear plant
• District Court
• Couple charged in theft spree
• Living in harmony
• Church notes
• ChowderFest!
• MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER IN NEWBURYPORT
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, October 7th, 2011
• Of nostalgia and history
• Parker River advocates call for action against state policy
• Suspect nabbed in house break
• Mourning the man who was 'ahead of everything'
• police logs
• district court
• Police release sketch of robbery suspect
• Two men arrested for car, home breaks
• Rowley woman indicted in attack on elderly neighbor
• PHOTO GALLERY: Colors of Autumn
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” October 6th, 2011
• Snapshot in time
• Local officials call trip to Washington, D.C., productive
• Students hit pavement for group walk to school
• Opposing views on historic district
• Police: Shotgun used in robbery
• Heard Around Town
• Police logs
• Salem mother sent to prison for fourth OUI
• Benefit planned for accident victim
• Poet grave tour to begin at Whittier grave
• Feds sue PI Grille owners
• Vessel gets stay on boardwalk
• Regional 911 center breaks ground
• Cable TV service restored to elderly housing complex
• Heard Around Town
• District Court
• Police logs
• Mischief Knight to demonstrate pumpkin chucking
• Business expo tomorrow
• Bruins alumni taking the ice to Skate for Nate
• Citizen Profile: Agave’s Dawn McCandless
• Amesbury, Port senior groups offer trips
• Heard around Town
• Masons modernize their name and focus
• Port Follies aims to bring laughs to politics
• Inspiring a passion for the arts
• Clipper ship logo to sail onto Newburyport water tower
• Against the odds
• Local towns funding flu shot shortages
• Flown off course
• Police logs
• Mad Martha’s an Island Cafe’ Hot Spot
• Keeping up the fight
• Landfill capping in last stages
• Newburyport elementary students planning mass trek to school
• Friends, family holding fundraiser for teen
• A dream fulfilled
• Series on Islam, Muslims continues
• Mayor: Paid parking off to a good start
• Scorzoni running in support of St. Jude's Children Hospital
• Volunteers needed to staff Auntie's Closet
• Police logs
• Georgetown liquor store held up
• Paint the town pink
• Newbury man sentenced for copper thefts
• Port man indicted on 11th OUI charge
• Whittier boosts adult job training program to meet demand
• No injuries in gas leak at plant
• Police logs
• Passing the stress test, part 2
• Church notes
• Elder menus
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, September 30th, 2011
• Firehouse Center brings jazz to Port City
• L'Esperance to receive $69K a year
• NRA moves forward on plans
• Howard makes strides in first year as director
• School officials aim to ease proposed phys ed mandate
• Seabrook asked to be a good neighbor
• Group of motorcyclists pays homage at member's funeral
• Amesbury, Port police again win accreditation
• Sales of real estate up over last year
• Oktoberfest on tap Oct. 15
• Police logs
• Emma Andrews Library’s Fall Local Author Series
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” September 29th, 2011
• Salisbury officer faces discharge
• police logs
• district court
• Baldpate pays $29,500 in settlement over alleged illegal methadone clinic
• Ipswich homicide investigation continues
• Focus on safety, prevention at fire station open house
• Essencia Spa and Salon streaking hair pink for cancer
• New apparel store owner finds city a good fit
• Water restriction lifted today in Merrimac
• Fill SSRqer up
• Four counts of misconduct alleged
• Newburyport ArtWalk
• Underage drinking under fire
• Growing a following
• police logs
• Salisbury officials move to purchase more flu vaccine
• Selectmen explore energy savings
• Silent auction featuring 100 items to benefit council
• State doles out $17,000 in cultural grants to local groups
• A high-tech book club
• DISTRICT COURT
• Spraying planned in wake of West Nile virus report
• The Grog’s 4th Annual Chili Con-Carnival
• Kids as Peacemakers, Peace in the Park
• The Boston Horns Bring their Jazz/Funk Explosion to the Firehouse
• Citizen Profile: Jordan Castro
• Fowle's site listed for lease
• A whale of a boating trip for West Newbury friends
• A flashback with gull wings
• Speed bumps become permanent fixture
• Business as usual at Amesbury Chamber
• Councilors consider making pilot dog program permanent
• Baddour leads charge against illegal immigrants
• West Nile found in mosquitoes in W. Newbury
• Free cash account back in the black
• police logs
• Muggsy’s back to school, hitting the beach, and dishing on dining
• Healthcare Partner: Dr. Mollov Debuts Novel!
• “Autumn Colors” at Bridge Gallery, Newburyport
• The 12,000 disk man
• Spill prevention
• A day for peace
• Newbury considers not electing town clerk
• Woman answers to court almost three years after missing jury duty
• Police logs
• City officials urge solution to water pollutants
• Speed bump trial to be reviewed at meeting tonight
• Foundation aims big in bid to save Plum Island
• Road paving begins in town Oct. 3
• Store to lose liquor license for 60 days
• Seacoast's former senator weighing bid for governor
• Forever green
• Abused dog in happy new home in Amesbury
• Modern 'Barefoot Boy' poses for book illustrations
• Heard Around Town
• Police logs
• District Court
• When God draws near
• Church notes
• Belleville Roots Announces Von Trapp Children Benefit Concert October 23
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, September 23rd, 2011
• Amesbury's old hospital sold for $4M
• The new faces of Mad Martha's
• Kerble says 'pull the plug' on TV, video
• Rowley store clerk recounts knife attack by robber
• Refinancing helps cut taxes a bit
• Driver seriously injured in head-on crash
• Police logs
• A note to our readers
• Keeping reading real
• A road map for the future
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” September 22nd, 2011
• Giving thanks to guardian angels
• Council delays on plan to buy streetlights
• Abatements on PI cause ripple effect
• Local schools show improvements on state tests
• State budget cutbacks limit flu vaccine to communities
• Three-year contract OK'd for Triton aides
• Teen crowned 2011 National American Miss Massachusetts
• Store robbed at knifepoint
• Lost kayakers successfully rescued
• Police logs
• Newburyport Football!
• Growing success…The Vintage Bazaar at Pettengill Farm
• Whiny Wednesday- An Apple a Day
• Kezer faces Semesnyei in election
• Making a garden grow
• Three cited for violating liquor laws
• Raising questions about nuclear power
• Full house for Clipper City Job Fair
• Heard Around Town
• Cost-saving streetlight plan back before City Council
• Selectmen wade through algae, other town water woes
• Rape appeal awaits judges' decision
• Police logs
• Firehouse Center to host exhibit by award-winning photographer Eva Timothy
• “A Road Unpaved” at the Firehouse Center for the Arts
• All Aboard! Moving Planet:New England – Let’s Get Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels
• Townie Tuesday: Pastor Rusty Davis
• Family, friends mourn woman
• Chamber director charged with assault
• Rowley eatery to rebuild from fire
• Student at tiny school named National Merit semifinalist
• Salisbury employees to 'Make Every Step Count'
• Amesbury man charged with housebreakings
• Police logs
• Pumpkin patches alive and well
• District Court
• A cleaner voyage
• Blogging for Business
• Jackie Poor Memorial Walk
• Task force to combat river's woes
• A mini waterfront
• Plum Island's 'doer' keeps on pushing
• Amesbury voters head to polls tomorrow
• Oliveira's name added to Fallen Firefighters Memorial
• police logs
• Five projects recommended for CPC funding in West Newbury
• Town sets times for two flu clinics
• Merrimac woman killed in car accident
• Volunteers bring DPW building back to code
• Do You Know Your Watershed?
• Casinos likely to pass
• FALL FAVORITE
• Police chief trial has more delays
• Young Port girl finds solace in charity walk
• Amesbury senior housing program lauded for its care
• Heard Around Town
• Police Logs
• Police Logs
• birdwatch
• Famed convict, 'Lefty' Gilday, dies in prison
• Link to be built between rail trails
• Saving the alewife
• Challenger has plan to lower tax rate
• Feds infuse local bank with cash for small businesses
• Police Logs
• Walk Against Violence planned for Oct. 16
• Peace in the Park to celebrate youth creativity
• Penn Brooke panel considering options for Georgetown school
• Town wins grant to combat underage drinking
• Bruins award Reading Rink to Salisbury library
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, September 16th, 2011
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” September 15th, 2011
• Trails and Sails
• Small steps taken to fix upstream sewage problem
• Newburyport officials end closure
• Seabrook oceanfront homes rise in value
• Challenger sees trouble in mayor's management style
• 'Love Bus' pays another visit to Amesbury
• Heard Around Town
• police logs
• district court
• Seabrook man jailed for child pornography
• Local leaders head to Washington to talk jetties
• “Fishtival” A Celebration of our Local Fin Population!
• An old friend returns to the Firehouse
• Sponsored: Whittier Meadows Fall Yard Sale
• Scramble is on for gambling
• Sweet smell of success
• Connecting trail hits roadblock
• Kezer turns attention to roads, sidewalks
• Rare piece of Port history up for sale
• Group seeks to reduce CPA surcharge to .5%
• Official: NH woman shot self, three others
• police logs
• district court
• CVS plan meets some criticism
• Townie Tuesday: Kendall Bowie
• Rally on tap to push out protesters
• Triton student out of coma
• Mayoral runoff on Amesbury ballot Sept. 20
• Council OKs funding for housing project
• Salisbury selectmen vote to award used-car license to local businessman
• Police logs
• District Court
• Superintendent launches 'All hands on deck'
• New finance director settles into job in West Newbury
• Anti-nuclear march planned for this week
• Muggsy and the Sunshine Boys
• Healthcare Partner: Healthy Eating
• Hope rises for jetty fix
• Remembering 9/11
• Rowley gives $250K toward Great Marsh purchase
• Blaze damages North End home
• Police Logs
• Police alert residents to recent break-ins
• Mayor pushes upriver cities to improve sewage treatment plants
• Walk the Little River trail Sept. 24
• NHS Class of '46 planning 65th reunion
• Friendly's to host museum fundraiser
• Lamenting the losses
• Police sting nabs two in X-ray thefts
• Amesbury man arrested in downtown accidental shooting
• Port swimmer: Push through pain to succeed
• Ex-House speaker to serve 8 years in prison
• West Nile found in Georgetown
• Amesbury soldier returns to duty
• Labor Day reflections on 'work'
• Church notes
• Church directory
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, September 9th, 2011
• Health center ready to expand
• Remembering Tommy
• L'Esperance case delayed once again
• Amesbury police warn of possible scammers
• Police logs
• District Court
• Port running store gets new ownership
• King's committee seat to be filled in October
• Lake group to hold Family Fun Day tomorrow
• 'Choice' students swell ranks in Port schools
• Newburyport Five Cents Savings Charitable Foundation makes a $60,000 pledge to NEF
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce, “Chamber Chat” September 8th, 2011
• Dolce, a Feline Story
• Time to skip a beat
• Widow of Sept. 11 attacks recalls tragic day
• School campaign heats up
• City to look for architects, designs for 'model school'
• License revoked for driver in fatal
• Mayor to kick off re-election with party on Sept. 18
• Church group heads to Haiti to rebuild damaged homes
• Superintendent search panel faces decision on Hart candidacy
• Police logs
• Audubon seeks donations to help buy 75 Rowley acres
• Whiny Wednesday – Where the Dinosaurs Roam
• Plan to access PI beach delayed
• Officer praised for quick action to save heart-attack victim
• Honoring the Chain
• Two kittens tossed from pickup truck
• Minutes saved woman from co-workers' fate
• Your thoughts on Sept. 11
• Local events to commemorate Sept. 11
• Hours of clerks, registers to be cut at Port courthouse
• Man held on attempted murder, assault charges
• Mosquito testing indicates no more cases of West Nile
• TEA PARTY AT WHITTIER HOME MUSEUM
• North Shore Readers Theatre Collaborative
• Invitation to an Edible Garden: A Family’s Journey Toward Food Independence
• Quill Pen & Ink Exhibit at Bridge Gallery
• Citizen Profile: Mike Early
• Unions approve benefits changes
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Friends, family offer support for Salisbury teenager in coma
• Salisbury to seek grant to stem frequent flooding
• Police logs
• Holaday makes her presence felt at alliance meeting
• Real estate transactions
• Free pass available to state parks
• Heard Around Town
• Local fix eyed for ravaged jetties
• A wharf rat's tale
• Port ready to welcome students back
• Salvation Army welcomes new leaders
• police logs
• Mobile home damaged in fire
• corrections
• Special election in Seabrook tomorrow
• Code Red program up and running
• Sewage overflow prompts worries
• What caused river's color?
• More disks washing up on local shores
• Some Plum Island beaches still closed
• First phase of World War Memorial Stadium renovations completed
• Merrimack Valley Mission School opens
• Heard Around Town
• Haverhill bridge jumper rescued from storm-swollen river
• Virus detected in Ipswich mosquitoes
• Two tied to $5,800 safe theft
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, September 2nd, 2011
• A BUMPER CROP
• Police overseers sought in Seabrook
• MedFlight diverted to Nock Middle School
• Port beaches remain closed
• Labor Day weekend looks good for fun, mediocre for weather
• District Court
• Revaluation done; new assessments to be mailed out
• Strokes of history to be painted on Town Hall walls
• Woman charged with growing pot
• Marathon swimmer to talk at chamber breakfast Sept. 9
• Happenings At Newburyport In September
• Newburyport Labor Day Festival
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” September 1st, 2011
• Storm residue closes beaches
• Dinner from the backyard
• Move afoot to make notable man's grave easier for visitors to discover
• Documents reveal few surprises in L'Esperance investigation
• Police: Medical issue led to crash
• Man out of hospital after car accident
• A smoky start to Pentucket school year
• Police logs
• District Court
• Amesbury offers times to remember on Sept. 11
• “Tom’s Take” – Take One
• Abusive father appeals sentence
• Former officer allowed pension
• High and mighty
• Moseley-to-Maudslay trail hits bump in road amid concerns
• Police logs
• District Court
• Contracts win selectmen's approval
• Bids for removal of Town Hall Annex due Sept. 8
• Newbury Cultural Council seeks funding proposals
• Recycling center extends hours for storm cleanup
• Sponsored: Hot Spots to Shop Swings into Fall
• Citizen Profile: Mike McCormick
• The Great Fire
• A blow to history
• Tropical storm Irene leaves more headaches in aftermath
• GOP clash plays out in Seabrook
• $700,000 in community preservation projects OK'd
• Three run for NH House seat in District 14 Special Election
• Police logs
• Ready or not
• Selectmen deny theater group's bid to use Old Town Hall
• Heard Around Town
• Muggsy & His Pals
• Irene blows in — and out
• Pentucket earns $5.54M for energy conservation
• Maritime SOS
• A voice for the underdog
• police logs
• CORRECTION
• New Molin principal looking to improve school culture
• Preservation funds spark differing objectives
• Council to review parking on side streets downtown
• PHOTO GALLERY: Irene hits area
• Good Night Irene…
• L'Esperance investigation digs deeper
• Hunkered down and ready for Irene
• New life for hotel plans in Amesbury
• 'It's now or never'
• Water main breaks leave some locals tapped out
• Hurricane cancellations and emergency information
• Delivery delays possible Monday
• Send us your Irene pics
• A challenge to follow Jesus
• Swallows dazzle visitors on Plum Island
• Weekend Cancelations
• IRENE!
• Northeast prepares for Irene's ire
• Party crasher
• Spartan Race bows to hurricane watch
• Conservationist not overlooked
• Judge continues case for NH woman charged with hitting disabled person
• How to prep for the storm
• Schools to pilot on-site mental health facility
• District court
• Blodgett enlists experts to address underage drinking
• Georgetown senior activities
• WNBP’s 3rd Annual Jazz Cruise to Feature “Swing Band of the Year”
• district court
• Company: Verizon strike hobbled business for 8 days
• 'She's beaten the odds so many times'
• Trail eyed to link Moseley and Maudslay parks
• Asst. leader named for Port schools
• Survey: Off-leash dog pilot a winner
• Odd Fellows put major effort into YH parade
• Silent memorial planned for Sept. 11
• Amesbury bus routes
• NH trio charged in thefts
• Whiny Wednesday – Joppa Flats
• Townie Tuesday: Pete Kelly of Lunt and Kelly Hardware
• Music Lineup for NEF Summertime Family Music Festival
• Lawyer calls perjury case 'outrageous'
• Slow down for swallows
• Beach fireworks display fizzles out
• Salisbury firm's phones KO'd for 8 days
• First runner-up honors for O'Hara
• Youth Services announces fall, winter programs
• Gambling bill teed up with three casinos, one slot parlor
• Police chief seeks new vehicle
• Police investigating fatal High St. crash
• CPA funds slated for nonprofit groups
• Back to School for Newburyport - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• PI property owners get tax reprieve
• Longtime state rep remembered as 'effective legislator'
• Former sergeant's DUI case proceeds
• Self-service checkout technology coming to library
• The downtown dance
• Heard Around Town
• police logs
• Adult diploma program now registering for fall
• Newburyport Senior News
• Everything's fishy at Sunday's 'Fishtival'
• Music Lineup for NEF Summertime Family Music Festival
• Healthcare Partner: Reading for Health
• Beautiful Montana: Lecture at Joppa Flats
• Waterfront Movie Series: Finding Nemo
• Owner pursues new plan for hotel
• Mosquito activity expected to peak after rainy August
• Willy's whale of a tale
• Police Logs
• Heard Around Town
• Rolling out a better carpet to downtown
• YH tour donations given to Salvation Army
• Nominees sought for Breaking the Glass Ceiling Awards
• Volunteers lend a hand with library grounds
• Town, 5 unions come to contract agreement
• Rowley golf course hits market again
• SCARING OFF SUMMER
• West Enders call for city assistance with rodent problem
• State eyes tax on Internet sales
• Miss Seabrook 2011 wows judges with her cooking
• Heard Around Town
• Shorebirds and terns gather on PI
• Cat of the Week
• BIRD WATCH
• Birth
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, August 19th, 2011
• Developer to build 23 Port homes
• A good year for local vintners
• Paving to close city streets to parking today
• DA: Texts, calls link corrections officer to inmate lover
• Seabrook forced to cut town services
• Investors pump $25M into firm
• Bodies found; foul play ruled out
• Merrimac police probe housebreaks
• Police logs
• Superintendent search panel named
• Enjoy a weekend of jazz at Maudslay Arts Center
• THE Provident Community Foundation AWARDS OVER $34,000 to area nonprofit Organizations
• Art Walk Saturday August 20th
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” August 18th, 2011
• Trash brigade
• Husband: 'I would never touch her'
• Police drop charges vs. man in Port stabbing
• Feds cite Salisbury for wastewater violations
• Refuge sees upsurge in plover fledglings
• Port's police honor guard performs at Fenway Park
• Friends of Plum Island Light annual meeting
• Newburyport High School honor roll
• Townwide power outage in Merrimac on Sept. 10
• World Day of Prayer vigil at Unity on the River
• Volunteers Gather to Promote Ovarian Cancer Awareness
• “No Boundaries” for Indigo Studio’s Art Walk
• Police seek clues to woman's injuries
• Snagging a record-breaker
• Board OKs compost site change
• A somber farewell: Pageant to pay tribute to teen
• City closes books $1.5M in the black
• Woman summonsed on extortion, larceny charges
• Police log
• Fate of last used-car dealer's license uncertain
• Town rolls out CodeRed system
• Effort to save Lower Green marches on
• Citizen Profile: Denise Stevenson
• Triple show and tell
• Senate candidates stump for votes
• Turning over a new leaf
• Vacancy to be filled on school board
• Police probe cause of accident
• Police logs
• Guests end wedding with fight in parking lot
• District Court
• Resolution on schools lease agreement sought
• Triton seeking new administrator of special education
• Waterfront Movie Series: E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
• Candidates refuse union endorsement
• Salisbury ups access to town affairs
• Qpon offers link to daily local deals
• Tourist magnet
• Operation Backpack readies kids for school
• Triton to announce new bus routes
• First semester
• Police logs
• NHS alumni hold annual reception
• Cultural council needs volunteers to secure funding
• Man, 61, killed in accident
• A crowning achievement
• Reunion to bring back memories of Salisbury Beach's heyday
• Local state trooper helps rescue man from harbor
• Wait list to begin for Appliance Rebate Program
• Passing the stress test
• Elder menus
• Birth
• Church notes
• Cat of the week
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, August 12th, 2011
• Water storage on the rise
• Firefighters honor one of their own
• Volunteer efforts to clean up beach keep Plum Island looking shipshape
• Changes for local brewer may be on tap
• Sheriff offering citizens academy to 25 applicants
• District Court
• Sproul begins job as West Newbury finance director
• Newbury appoints team to oversee stormwater mandate
• Babe Ruth picture to be raffled at Old Home Days
• City to begin water main replacements
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce Chamber Chat August 11th, 2011
• Muggsy’s Boiling Pot
• NRA reveals options for waterfront
• The making of a bridge
• Sergeant facing drunken driving charges resigns
• Unionized electrical workers unveil new tactic with website
• Police logs
• District Court
• Former Port man selected for Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• Manager selected for Bresnahan building project
• Police win $5,000 grant to deter underage drinkers
• Whiny Wednesday- Amuse Me
• Rebecca Parris and TarBone at Maudslay Arts Center
• Amesbury pastor meets siblings for first time
• Plaque to honor father of urban renewal
• Cutting out
• Union to bring back protesters
• Tierney calls for hearings on S&P downgrade
• Sergeant headed to trial in assault case
• Police logs
• District Court
• Cemetery fence repairs progressing
• Sachem: World faces 'imminent peril'
• Newburyport Chamber Music Festival Celebrating 10th Season
• Newburyport Families Bring Eyeglasses, XO Laptops to Sister Village in Kenya
• Townie Tuesday: Lydia Jones
• A life in pictures
• Senator recalls trips to Port during tough childhood
• Verizon employees take to picket lines
• Special prosecutor assigned to handle L'Esperance case
• Businesses expand in Amesbury
• City Council approves $418,000 IT upgrade
• 2 plead not guilty in stabbing case
• Police logs
• District Court
• Relay for Life benefit moves to Thursday at Flatbread
• Healthcare Partner: Cooking with Hospitality!
• Waterfront Concert Series – Grease Sing-A-Long
• Upper Millyard repairs begin
• Bouncing back
• Parade tops off 'wonderful week'
• Real estate transactions
• Meeting to discuss parking on Atlantic Ave.
• Tales of Indians and high treason
• Low Street water main to be replaced
• District court
• Shellfish now for sale at Farmers Market
• Library Friends seek new members
• Yankee Homecoming Parade 2011
• Yankee Homecoming Fireworks
• Police nab man with weapons
• Festival heads for finish with fireworks, parade
• Prep school set for the big screen
• Pedaling with purpose
• Tendercrop's patrons mourn death of Buffy the buffalo
• Swallows are gathering for their journey south
• Group returns from mission trip
• district court
• VIDEO: Beatlejuice on the Waterfront
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, August 5th, 2011
• A solemn goodbye to firefighter
• Bed race 'Simply' crowd pleasing
• Police report no issues in wake of arrests
• Angry altercation leads to arrest
• Police logs
• LaBella selling Monstah Dawgs in Market Square
• Fun for the whole family tomorrow at Maudslay
• Project-based activities make summer learning fun
• Rec Center to reduce hours due to budget cuts
• Bed Race 2011
• PHOTO GALLERY: Funeral for Salisbury fire Lt. Tim Oliveira
• Poetry Readings in John Greenleaf Whittier’s Victorian Garden
• Sidewalk Sales
• Newburyport Chamber or Commerce “Chamber Chat” August 4th, 2011
• Salisbury fireman to be laid to rest today
• Wee Yankees
• Let the shopping begin!
• Armed melee leads to arrests
• Bookstore moves to 'bright, happy place'
• 45-year-old man in jail after nude shave on beach
• Judge upholds Groveland's firing of police officer
• Youth football leader looking at more serious jail time
• Two men arrested on heroin charges on River Street
• Few contests in city election
• Sponsored: Hot Spots To Shop Summer 2011
• HOMECOMING'S GREATEST HITS
• Yankee Homecoming calendar of events
• Hospital sought help on protests
• Calm waters so far for local boaters
• Entertainment keeps beat for festival
• Yankee Homecoming Notebook
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• Hundreds celebrate National Night Out
• Mayor's race only contest in primary
• Citizen Profile: Julie Price of Oak Valley Farm
• Foot of the Bed, Beer and Dogs
• Salisbury accident details released
• Policeman arrested on DUI charges
• Protesters continue fight against nuclear power 35 years later
• Plum Island shark sighting unconfirmed
• Man charged in pedestrian death: 'I just didn't see her'
• Police logs
• Salisbury police to conduct unannounced alcohol checks
• Homecoming handiwork
• Woman arraigned in housebreak attempt in Merrimac
• Seeking treasures at Belleville Antique Show
• Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge Open House 9:30am-3:30pm on Saturday August 6th
• Firefighter succumbs to injuries
• Election ballots take shape
• Welcome to 'fantasy land'
• An early ready, set, go
• Eye to the past
• Trucks, cars, music and more at tomorrow's National Night Out
• Job skills workshop offered for older adults
• Georgetown senior activities
• School leaders retreating today on Plum Island
• real estate transfers
• PHOTO GALLERY: Old-Fashioned Sunday
• Accident victim recalled as sincere, hardworking
• Desperate pleas as nation heads toward debt default
• Paid parking gets its Homecoming test
• Olde-Fashioned Sunday bringing back some favorites
• Births
• programs at Mass audubon's joppa flats education center
• Church directory
• Backyard birds still active in warm weather
• Church notes
• Sermon for the sleep-deprived
• Yankee Homecoming 2011
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, July 29th, 2011
• High hopes for summer
• Salisbury teenager arrested on charge of statutory rape
• Bond authorization now targets Lower Millyard
• L'Esperance theft case transferred to Peabody
• State fetes addition of land to wildlife preserve
• Mayor's IT plan being downsized
• District Court
• Homecoming courts youths with Battle of the Bands
• Old Home Day set for Saturday, Aug. 20
• School renovations could face second Town Meeting vote
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” July 27th, 2011
• Amesbury man dies in I-95 accident
• Home sales figures lead to concern
• Sobriety checkpoint nets 10
• All around the town
• Craft fair draws hundreds to browse and buy
• Single-family home trends
• Heard Around Town
• Parking woes lead to emergency fix
• City councilors wants downtown streets cleaned up
• district court
• yankee homecoming notebook
• Good news: Town nearly half a million more in the black
• Muggsy’s Summer Sentiments
• Grace Kelly Jazz at Maudslay Arts Center This Weekend
• Whiny Wednesday – Lazy Days of Summer
• Historic district proposed for 770 Port buildings
• Legality of town's used-car dealer law questioned
• Kezer: Eastern Lumber site not best option for DPW
• Auction offers lunch with local celebrity
• Heard Around Town
• Former officer seeks pension
• Muscle Car Show revs up on Aug. 13
• Class of '71 reunion on Saturday
• Newbury library director takes position at school
• Council raises fees for off-leash dogs in undesignated areas
• Firehouse to Host a Maritime Concert Experience
• Citizen Profile: Gabrielle Minh
• 'Resident-only' streets creep outward
• Tax bills at center of debate
• Changes in Amesbury's single-family home tax bills
• Councilor calls for public input on future surveillance cameras
• Protesters to steer clear of Market Square during Homecoming
• AG looking into lending complaints
• Lawmakers approve tax-free day
• Police logs
• District Court
• Academy's gifts bolster Newbury town services
• Changes possible to Page School building project
• The Magic that Emanates from John Geesink’s “Lucky Corner”
• Photographer Cindy Batya Geller Presents “The Radiancy of Nature” at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats
• ENTERTAINMENT IN ABUNDANCE FOR YANKEE HOMECOMIN
• Healthcare Partner: Drownings – The Reality
• Police bust secret drug operation
• Beachside menu
• Grange plans Summer Festival
• Saving the shellfish
• 'I like the way it was'
• Heard Around Town
• Coming full circle
• police logs
• yankee homecoming notebook
• Parks to host day-long series of fun, family events
• NAA Colorists Show
• Grand jury indicts Port policeman
• Suspect in city stabbing indicted
• Take a walk through history with new booklet
• Triple digits
• Locals launch life ring in campaign to keep swimmers safe
• corrections
• Mammals and fish highlight boat trips
• birdwatch
• cat of the week
• Parker River wildlife refuge programs
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, July 22nd, 2011
• NRA losing money with parking plan
• The root of the problem
• Seabrook debates opening gun range
• Bank's clock tower a new spot to spend some time
• Salvation Army hosts free arts workshop
• Pentucket Rocks to benefit new foundation
• Battle brews over expanded bottle bill
• police logs
• Triton High School honor roll
• Heard Around Town
• Residents slam NRA meetings
• Keep your cool
• Commission not sold on job-sharing plan with Newbury
• SILVER RETIREMENT
• Temperatures to soar to dangerous levels
• Myra Fowler named Citizen of the Year
• PTO cooking up 11th annual Kitchen Tour
• DISTRICT COURT
• police logs
• Free seminar aims to help those facing foreclosure
• The Brew returns to The Firehouse Center for the Arts
• Smooth Jazz Music on WNBP
• Board scolds officials
• Police arrest father and son in drug bust
• Officials seek answers on probe of former police chief
• Opponent aims to oust mayor
• Sweepstakes machines proposed for Ten's Show Club in Salisbury
• Rowley man charged in attack on Salisbury officer
• Salisbury Library expansion wait-listed for state funds
• Paint job spruces up police station floors
• Heard Around Town
• Trial of former hospital exec set for Nov. 9
• Citizen Profile: Gabrielle Minh, Tailor from South Vietnam
• Music for Music – through the Generations
• Rails, Pails, & Blazing Trails!
• Leaders talk up green initiative
• Police logs
• A call for donors
• The final string
• Parking restriction eased for beach residents
• Future of old home awaits further review
• Rockets take journey toward 'outer space'
• Heard Around Town
• Full speed ahead for garage repairs
• Bubble Day, other activities at Georgetown Library
• Newburyport’s Riverfront Music Festival
• Documents discovered about police
• Protest get protested
• Beachcoma on Plum Island reopens
• Newbury, Port to share conservation agent on Plum Island
• Return sail for Alabama
• Teen safe, but abandoned inner tube leads to search
• Amesbury Academy Honor Roll
• Team New England plans fundraising bike ride on 9/10/11
• police logs
• Debt restructuring yields $412K savings
• Exchange Club of Newburyport Meeting
• A farewell to Harry
• Spraying to squash outbreak
• Auction brings end to family business
• Heard Around Town
• Traffic light increases safety at intersection
• elder menus
• To enjoy summer, pray for a better world
• Bird watch
• Ex-correctional employee indicted in sex with inmate
• Church directory
• Former finance director seeks $500K in damages
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, July 15th, 2011
• Anger over response to Water St.
• Residents ready to jump in
• Anna Jaques Aid serves up 'Hospitality!' cookbook
• District Court
• Brookwood School honor roll
• CleanTech Center obtains $50,000 enterprise grant
• Bankruptcy filing postpones Hollow Cafe auction
• Seabrook Station relicensing process pushed back
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” July 14th, 2011
• Tussle over Plum Island sandbags
• Dogs unleashed
• Mayor, councilors lack challengers
• Selectman says he is cleared in probe
• Sparhawk headmaster: Playhouse not forced out
• Bill would allow district councilors to keep their seats
• Road projects to begin this summer
• Safety changes for Byfield Village intersection up for review
• Woman held without bail on assault charges
• Port fire causes smoke damage
• Citizen profile: Brian Stoddard, Fowle’s Breakfast Cook
• Don Campbell Band and 60’s Invasion at Maudslay Arts Center
• Riverfront Festival
• The Damnwells’ Alex Dezen to Appear at the Firehouse
• Yankee Homecoming Program Books on Sale Now!
• Whiny Wednesday – Creatures of the Sea
• Down and out
• Made for TV: Eat Cake on 'Cupcake Wars'
• Selectmen refuse to explain ouster of assistant harbormaster
• Pettengill House gears up for school
• Dentist gives elders reason to smile
• Georgetown begins water use restrictions
• Police logs
• Salisbury wins $900K state grant
• Fun for Muggles and more at library
• Police crack down on underage drinking
• L'Esperance pleads not guilty
• Hatchet attack victim's death leads to review of case
• Police logs
• 150 rally around ousted assistant harbormaster
• Officials OK fourth downtown camera
• Heard around Town
• Plans in works for Byfield village road improvements
• District Court
• City's veteran police inspector retires
• Local oil company removes storage tanks
• Muggsy’s Mid-Summer Ruminations
• Healthcare Partner: Dr. Kay Ficht
• L'Esperance surrenders to police L'Esperance to face charges
• Final curtain call
• police logs
• Embracing the possibilities
• The Hollow Cafe facing its last orders
• Fans starstruck by the Stanley Cup's impromptu Port visit
• Lions Convention a high note for two AHS musicians
• Police association throwing Olde Fashioned Family Fair
• Georgetown municipal appointments
• Cozy living inside the Lighthouse Keeping Hotel
• Animal Advocacy Comes to Jabberwocky
• Advisory lifted on Attitash
• MURKY WATERS
• Of poodle skirts, bubble gum and '50s fun
• Little egret is a big attraction
• elder menus
• Cat of the week
• Bird watch
• Programs offered at Audubon's Joppa Flats education center
• Births
• correction
• Battle of the bands!
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, July 8th, 2011
• Patrick visits Salisbury
• A top-level review for Hines Bridge project
• Financial auditor: 'It's pretty bad'
• Quick thinking saves Amesbury home from blaze
• Police logs
• Suspect charged in credit card theft
• Twist the night away at Sock Hop
• Retirement costs up $186,000
• Downtown cameras up for debate at Monday meeting
• Program aims to assist unemployed pay mortgages
• City to replace malfunctioning downtown crosswalk controls
• Testing the waters
• Access way reopens on Plum Island
• Renewed effort gets trail plans moving
• Byfield church welcomes new pastor
• Budget packed with policy directives
• Police logs
• Amesbury Health Care gives $15,000 to Senior Center
• Amazing Race to support Pan-Mass Challenge bike ride
• Summer educational fun for children at library
• Klezmer Jazz at Maudslay Arts
• “Making an Impression: Newburyport Art Association Printmakers”
• In the rough
• Businessman takes stand vs. hospital protesters
• Newcomers win primary for state rep
• Skating helps teammates dodge the pitfalls of old age
• police logs
• Heard Around Town
• Manseau finalist for high school National Principal of the Year
• Planning Board changes approved
• Salisbury building permits
• Free summer concerts begin Sunday
• Citizen Profile: Katherine Rand of the Natural Grocer
• Second hotel a no-go
• Waiting out the algae
• City releases how-to video on paid parking
• Newburyport to roll out $500,000 in roadwork this month
• Power surge traps woman in elevator
• Police logs
• Deane named Exchangite of the Year
• Water rate increase now effective
• Seabrook goes to polls today
• Amesbury Days schedule of events
• Animal advocate
• Kielbasa Challenge puts a Polish flavor on Amesbury Days
• Police report delayed
• Mosquitoes not wasting any time making presence known
• Police logs
• Former youth football treasurer indicted, charged with stealing from league
• Riverfront Music Festival hits high note for 10th year
• A tribute to a brave fisherman
• Selectmen outline goals for new fiscal year
• Program aims to assist unemployed pay mortgages
• Sparks fly over fireworks bill
• Budget: Shellfish plant a keeper
• Officials won't release town finance audit
• Seven to face off Tuesday in primary for NH House
• Birds, fish and mammals highlight offshore trips
• Wine in the Pines toasts Amesbury Days
• Parker River wildlife refuge offers free programs
• Amesbury Days schedule of events
• bird watch
• Birth
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, July 1st, 2011
• Developer downsizes beach plan
• Trash talk: Plum Island Foundation steps in for cleanup duty
• Amesbury Days schedule of events
• HAPPY DAYS
• Brewfest on tap
• police logs
• Newburyport senior activities
• Special primary Tuesday to fill rep seat
• Sgt. Shears sworn in as Merrimac's new police chief
• Reappointment of assistant harbormaster hits a snag
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” June 30th, 2011
• Forecast for the Fourth
• Vacancy for waterfront hotel plans
• Heard Around Town
• police logs
• Amesbury Days schedule of events
• Man, 36, guilty of getting teens drunk
• Amesbury Days kicks off today with party
• district court
• Marshal: McCarthy hearing completed; mayor has finding
• Work in progress to pave Triton exit road
• Whiny Wednesday – Beach It!
• Foot-stompin’ New Orleans Jazz
• Ex-finance boss brings suit vs. town
• Reservation for 25
• Salisbury becomes the place to go ... kart
• Local man faces 20 child porn charges
• Heard Around Town
• Police want more cameras; councilor wants rights protected
• Kelly's team clinches championship
• Plan in place to clean up Merrimac police station basement
• Girls Inc. offers 'Action for Safety summer class
• Bank pledges $15,000 for new senior center
• Townie Tuesday: Olga MacFarlane
• Muggsy Barnicle’s Gossip, Facts, & Scoops
• Featured Artist Show at NAA
• Woman assaulted in Rowley
• Unexpected arrival
• DISTRICT COURT
• police logs
• $1.15M school bonds OK'd
• West Newbury selectmen, ousted official hold private meeting
• Summer concert series plays on Thursdays
• Red Sox tickets for sale
• Salisbury Library Kids Program starts tomorrow
• Instruction style changes in Triton district
• Healthcare Partner: Children and Lyme disease
• Bridge Gallery Presents “Local Color”
• Council to vote on school projects
• Taking up residence
• Jury duty demands continue for deceased Georgetown man
• 'Warriors' descend on Amesbury
• Heard Around Town
• Sun shines on second day of Sand & Sea Festival
• Celebrate the Fourth on the town common
• Summer reading program kicks off at Rowley library
• Merrimac Santa Parade bringing circus to town
• police logs
• Game time for stadium renovation
• Merrimac officials: Citation warranted
• Agency takes Action, moves out of annex
• BUMPER SEASON
• Heard around town
• district Court
• Extraordinary summer morning on Plum Island
• Elder menus
• Cat of the week
• Bird watch
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, June 24th, 2011
• The Band of Brushes present Capturing Light
• Major staff shake-up at Pentucket
• A senior prom to remember
• Group opens first home for homeless
• Aircraft replicas hit the runway tomorrow
• Bulger bagged: Whitey's capture the talk of the courthouse
• Diverse offerings at adult camp
• Court hearing tied to Newburyport officer postponed
• Amesbury police win regional safety award
• Paving planned to improve town's roads
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” June 23rd, 2011
• Locals: Put parkers in their place
• 'Catch the Wave'
• Police logs
• Seabrook officials sniffing out hundreds of unregistered dogs
• Amesbury spends $14K on superintendent search
• Concerns raised over Newbury rail trail project
• Local conservationist recognized as tireless advocate
• Read-a-thon raises $2,100 for hospital
• Heard Around Town
• Lawyers withdraw motions to dismiss in assault case
• New Salisbury bus route rolls out for event
• Green Newburyport – Part III
• Celebrating John Greenleaf Whittier
• Aides' jobs preserved
• Army sgt. surprises daughters with visit
• Team Chuckle laughing its way to a cure
• Councilors issue plan to stem odors
• Amesbury man charged with extortion in dispute with coach
• Second truck fire in Port in two days
• Police Logs
• District Court
• Three Port teachers awarded for dedication
• Payment approved for tree work at Rowley town well
• Townie Tuesday: Sarah Hayden
• In the Moment Photography Show at Newburyport Art Association
• Ruling the roost in Salisbury
• No injuries as flames engulf errant truck
• Hospital: ER not closing
• Few shake-ups as new election season heats up
• Rowley: A community blooms in town garden
• Teen charged with car break, assault
• Police logs
• District Court
• Farewell to Ozzie
• Complaint filed against board's private meetings
• An Inspiring Experience For All The Senses
• 'Rip It 'n' Clip It'
• Georgetown woman overcomes odds, earns degree
• 'Schools and farming are in my blood'
• NRA looks to develop 'dirt lots'
• Bike rider injured on Plum Island
• Police logs
• Winnacunnet graduates 270 students
• Canoe tippers needed for Yankee Homecoming contest
• Grange hosts last supper until the fall
• Video Report: “Rip It n’ Clip It” for Nate Bibaud
• Raw Video: Today's Bruins parade
• Blaze sweeps through house
• 'Young musician with old soul'
• Federal regulations strangle NH fishing fleet
• Movie based on book 'Townie' planned
• Newbury puts cuts in place
• When the going gets tough
• Last-minute gift ideas for Dad
• Church notes
• Elder menus
• Cat of the week
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, June 17th, 2011
• A Bloomsday reading
• Islanders to pay for beach fix
• Throat cancer survivor to sing at Fenway
• Parade bound? Bruins party expected to snarl traffic
• Developers to be invited again to NRA meeting
• Police logs
• District Court
• Three finalists chosen for finance director's position
• Route 110 zoning wins council approval
• Deficits shut down inspections for now
• High School Students Help Bring the Internet to Rural Kenyan Schools
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” June 16th, 2011
• Officer accused of witness tampering
• Bad dog! City councilor calls for higher fines for violations
• Snow days come due for local students, teachers still in school
• Famed Bruins player wins parking spots
• Police logs
• District Court
• Budget OK'd without more for schools
• Kezer, other leaders pushing strong solution to health care costs
• DiMasi convicted in corruption case
• Triton dress code finalized
• Whiny Wednesday – Spencer Pierce Little Farm
• Cleanup fires up residents
• Bruins Mania
• Another stabbing suspect arrested
• Salisbury Beach revival stymied by land deals, economy
• Salvation Army leaders bid farewell to Port
• Heard Around Town
• police logs
• With some bumps, council OKs budget
• Planners don't like what they see
• Salisbury seeks several volunteers to staff boards
• Media in the Port Episode #13
• “RIP IT ‘n CLIP IT” An Evening of Courage, Determination and Hope
• Motown Dance Party
• FRIENDS OF PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITS AT THE PROVIDENT BANK, STOREY AVENUE
• Citizen Profile: Kathleen Bailey
• No bail for stabbing suspect
• Nonprofits succumb to new IRS rule
• Dozens step forward to join crime watch
• High levels of algae at Lake Attitash
• New Surfland lure: the Hooksett hook?
• Newbury heart attack victim dies
• Police seek suspect in car break-ins
• Police logs
• Merrimac votes to fund share of Pentucket budget
• Federal program to help homeowners avoid foreclosure
• Director Suzanne Bryan and CPR at the Firehouse
• Healthcare Partner: Make One Change with Tokyo Joe’s!
• Muggsy’s Address “Our State of the Newburyport Restaurant Scene”
• NRA asks Karp to reveal plans
• Quick action saves heart attack victim
• Old Town Hill to return to former glory
• Police arrest suspect in mid-day Port stabbing
• Caretaker finds solace in photography
• Heard Around Town
• police logs
• Marx accepts position as new Molin principal
• Girls Inc. offering Money Talks workshop
• Firefighters agree to extend contract
• “Summer Exposure” exhibit at Firehouse Gallery
• RECLAMATION: One Artist’s Journey Through Loss
• A higher calling
• Homecoming chairwoman adds teen events
• Group loses appeal of Karp plans
• Taking the 'milk train' to Ipswich for a night on the town
• Parking rate for MBTA lot lowered
• District Court
• Elder menus
• Water helps attract more birds
• PROGRAMS AT MASS AUDUBON'S JOPPA FLATS EDUCATION CENTER
• Birdwatch
• Video Report: Newburyport’s Fabulous Life
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, June 10th, 2011
• Millions shelled out on face-lift in Hampton
• Local captain lands a big one
• Grand Jury indicts man in stabbing, kidnapping case
• Storm causes little damage in area
• City works to reopen access ways
• Crisis center opens child-friendly room
• Fundraiser tomorrow benefits Children's Tumor Fund
• Town, schools to work together on walking program
• Groveland Scouts plan Eagle project, fundraisers
• Heard Around Town
• The Goat or Who is Sylvia
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” June 9th, 2011
• Town steps up anti-gang efforts
• Group files appeal vs. waterfront tank removal
• Tierney opposes nuke plant extension
• Changes in works for Amesbury school, playhouse
• City, union settle contract for police senior officers
• Union offers deal on special ed aides
• Police logs
• District Court
• Seabrook real estate market stabilizing, assessor reports
• Bank donation of $50,000 to help upgrade science equipment
• Maudslay Arts Center Sets Summer Concert Series Schedule
• Newburyport Garden Tour
• Marshal suspends officer
• Port police make arrest in stabbing
• Residents: Make way for public
• Amesbury Days brews up mix of new and old
• Register refuses to accept 'robo-signed' documents
• Police logs
• District Court
• Merrimac selectmen choose Shears as next police chief
• New recreational area slated for Bradstreet site
• IC students display musical, artistic talents
• Townie Tuesday: Sarah Pike
• 17th Century Saturdays!
• A Free, Fun, Family Day at Parker River
• Going hairless for Nate
• Police issue warrant for downtown stabbing suspect
• Couple accused of bilking parents
• Newbury marinas lash out over moorings
• Two school projects gain support
• Parents invited to meet Molin principal finalists
• Decision tonight on outsourcing of school aides
• Police logs
• Students build skiff at Lowell's Boat Shop
• Come Join Our Parade Because, “It Takes a Village”
• Want to play nice? Play Ball in the House
• police logs
• A 'royal' ending for Georgetown High grads
• 'My passion has always been to help the underdog'
• A bittersweet day
• From the past to the future
• Newburyport grads told to stay humble, have fun
• Refuge to offer week-long photo camp for teenagers
• Scout plans Animal Day on the common Saturday
• Jennell wins town's first volunteer award
• Newburyport becomes a Massachusetts Green Community – Part II
• Local man stabbed downtown
• Attorney: Sandals not weapons
• Port man indicted on robbery charges
• Heard Around Town
• Donaghue students take laps against cancer
• A passion for percussion
• 'Be the future'
• Preschool holding fundraiser for student's family
• births
• birdwatch
• Colorful descriptions for common birds
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, June 3rd, 2011
• 'I'm just glad we found him'
• Plovers find safe refuge on beaches
• Palin bus tour swings through Seabrook
• Newburyport High School Class of 2011
• Pentucket High School Class of 2011
• Students track tornadoes' path
• Financial workshop for girls planned
• Teachers, schools reach tentative deal
• district court
• Thurlow reappointed to historical board
• Sponsored: gDesigns and gCharmz
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” June 2nd, 2011
• Muggsy’s News for Now
• Man feared drowned
• Weakened concrete found at nuke plant
• Town hopes to put cork in bottle deposit bill
• Salisbury parish gives coffeehouse scene a try
• Harbormaster gains control of moorings in Newbury
• Police logs
• district court
• Georgetown High School Class of 2011
• Introducing the Sparhawk School Class of 2011
• Local NSCC graduates announced
• Roger Ebacher gets into the ‘re: groove’
• Wild Families: New Life in the Wild
• Whiny Wednesday- Strawbery Banke
• City OKs firefighter contract
• 'Swept away'
• Youth hanged on arson charges amid hysteria
• Teacher aide outsourcing bid saves $130,000
• Freelance writers sought
• Police logs
• Library implements new catalog system
• Mass Audubon offers biodiversity event
• Introducing the Triton Regional High School Class of 2011
• District Court
• Citizen Profile: Betsy and Kincade Webb
• Officials recover body of missing 12-year-old Lawrence girl off Hampton Beach, N.H.
• Video Report: Memorial Day in Newburyport
• 'They are our very best'
• Introducing Amesbury High School's Class of 2011
• Waiting for the fire to come
• 'The most appalling scene I ever witnessed'
• police logs
• Real estate transactions
• Weeding out the problems
• Rail trail design wins state approval
• In Rowley, second phase of property remeasuring to begin
• Coast Guard searching for young swimmer
• police logs
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• Smooth start-up for paid parking
• 'Seize the day'
• A man of the people
• Heard Around Town
• A medal day for Dubus
• Preservation Awards announced
• Selectmen disagree on reappointments to historical board
• Council to decide on firefighters' overtime funding request
• Chocolatiers in training
• Sewage disks still litter beaches
• Holaday hopes for 2nd term as mayor
• Board chooses Las Vegas educator
• Former chief seeks almost $70K pension
• Women charged in thefts reach plea deal
• District Court
• Elder menus
• cat of the week
• Treats at Paws Pet Boutique
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, May 27th, 2011
• Paid parking shifts into gear
• Employee parking rules
• Parking: A quick refresher
• Salisbury officer placed on paid leave
• Big yearbook to celebrate big year
• Forecast bright for unofficial start of season
• Memorial Day observances
• Port students pay respects to fallen veterans
• West End fire station closed again
• Drilling won't disrupt weekend for landfill neighbors
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” May 26th, 2011
• Newburyport Youth Services
• Sponsored: gdesigns Jewelry
• A growing concern
• Harbor Schools properties under agreement
• Seniors may get center at Bresnahan
• Traffic, parking worry neighbors
• I-95 visitors center needs volunteer staff members
• Man sentenced to jail in bat attack
• Police logs
• District Court
• Councilors vote to 'surplus' Town Annex
• Newbury OKs budget with deep cuts to departments
• Newburyport’s Memorial Day Celebration
• Spring Fest
• From student to start-up
• Karp team meets NRA members
• Speed to blame in fatal car crash
• Clubs face closure if fire regulations not met by June 1
• Board hopes to guide future of Route 110
• Harrington earns high marks
• Senate budget preserves some local programs
• Cost of taxi rides going up
• Newbury woman hurt in collision with truck
• Salisbury man charged in assault on neighbor
• Citizen Profile: Paul Abruzzi
• “All Things Bright & Beautiful at Bridge Gallery in Newburyport”
• Union, Holaday closer to accord
• Two officers lauded for quick actions
• A shallow alert
• Port transportation perks come under fire
• Triton to reconsider dress code for students
• Charges dropped in alleged police assault
• police logs
• Budget-cutting plan doesn't get Brown's approval
• Treatment program for Lake Attitash under discussion tomorrow
• Free summer university returns to Triton
• Kerry: Aid unlikely for jetty repairs
• Closed station: Heart attack victim dies
• It's all about boats
• police logs
• Beloved librarian 'leads with her heart'
• Merrimac girl in good condition after accident
• Budget hearings begin tonight
• Memorial Day parade to step off at VFW
• Giunta enters council race
• District Court
• Meet Dr. Christannah Waters, OB/GYN
• Video Report: Newburyport Chocolate Tour
• NH man charged in child porn case
• Firefighter supporter blasts sign removal
• Calif. killer returned to face 1988 Andover rape, kidnaping charges
• Wheelabrator agrees to pay $7.5M
• District Court
• When the going gets tough ...
• When the going gets tough ...
• An island of mist and birds
• Cat of the week
• Births
• Untitled
• VIDEO: Students make prints
• Clipper City Rail Trail’s birthday is here!
• Report: Sgt. hit subdued man in face
• Lt. Gov. announces grant for culvert project
• Zoning changes sought to draw in businesses
• Group seeks to attack invasive weed in Lake Attitash
• Red tide, rain shut down shellfish harvesting in region
• Port in conflict of interest, commissioners charge
• Service Patrols' on I-95 to assist motorists
• Councilors take hard look at school budget
• SST graduates to receive certificates June 3
• district court
• Muggsy’s Millin’ Around Town
• Raffle for an Indian Motorcycle
• Terezin
• Preservation Week events carry on through Sunday!
• Sponsored: gdesign Jewelry
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, May 20th, 2011
• The Fab Four in Newburyport?
• Mini Media Workshop & Networking at PortMedia!
• Boy may have been killed in Hampton
• Parking plan idling
• Charter school told to change
• Bargain hunters swarm storage unit auctions
• First striped bass 'keepers' of season landed by fishermen
• Police logs
• School board decreases Pentucket budget by $125K
• Town Meeting to vote on budget with deep cuts
• Hobby shop to say goodbye
• Girl Scouts give birds homes on trail
• Whiny Wednesday – Mad for Mini-Golf
• Great deal for the Great Marsh
• Forecast: Dreary with a guarantee of more rain
• Station shut; man suffers heart attack
• Brown clarifies budget remarks
• Cousins fined for violation of campaign finance law
• Police logs
• District Court
• Police union, town agree to extend contract for a year
• Town meetings OK Triton budget
• Housing petition heads to Legislature
• Citizen Profile: Bill Bixby
• YANKEE HOMECOMING NEEDS VOLUNTEERS BECAUSE “IT TAKES A VILLAGE”
• Race to Nowhere
• Dispute leads to station's closure
• Port needs your help to be a 'Coast Guard city'
• Runaway peacock reunited with owner after flying the coop
• Kerble: Radon at NHS under control
• police logs
• Bike trail anniversary includes baking contest, goodies
• District Court
• Newburyport Bank has global 'footprint'
• Thrift shop opens
• Second annual 5K Fun Run/Walk set to step off Saturday
• Free Presentation About Indigenous Fish
• Woman charged in fatal crash
• Pentucket to decide on teacher cuts
• From wharf rat to benefactor
• Surrounded by animals, officer goes 'above and beyond'
• police logs
• Beautiful blue peacock lands in Byfield
• Heard around town
• Owner slightly hurt in boat explosion
• Councilors announce re-election plans
• One more home in Haiti
• CITY TO CELEBRATE CLIPPER CITY TRAIL’S FIRST BIRTHDAY ON MAY 22
• Chocolate Tour
• Lecture on Guyana Wildlife
• Senator gets candid about nation's troubles in speech to Greater Newburyport Chamber
• Hospital job awarded to nonunion electricians
• Fundraiser keeps love for young Lucy alive
• Chamber lauds 'voice of Newburyport'
• Remembering the barges and trains of yesteryear — and the coal they carried
• Town has $1.2M in pipeline to fix culvert
• Police warn of Pentucket youth sports scam
• Cat of the Week
• DISTRICT COURT
• Officials close in on plans for hotel
• 40 years and counting
• Nonpartisan group's proposals would expand Tierney's district
• Court dismisses bus driver's civil rights claim
• Port's top cop makes arrest
• Student charged with selling pot
• Church assists with internships
• Hazardous waste collection June 4
• A special gig for Café© Jazz's anniversary
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, May 13th, 2011
• SLIDESHOW: Damn Yankees
• Celebrated North Shore Photographer at The Firehouse Center
• Yankee Homecoming Youth Community Service Award Nominations
• Media in the Port Episode #10
• Cakes for Raffle!
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” May 12th, 2011
• Triton schools consider layoffs
• Fishermen wary of fed report
• Mayor aims to cut staff at City Hall
• Town, unions make deal on health costs
• Local job seeker: Don't be fooled by Craigslist scams
• Police logs
• District Court
• Postal carriers' annual food drive Saturday
• NHS takes a classic swing at 'Damn Yankees'
• Pentucket's Hart retiring after 30 years fostering creativity
• Anna Jaques Hospital Announces Public Phase of Capital Campaign
• Tax hikes rejected in Newbury, Rowley
• Asian doctors tour hospital
• Officer fired after arrest incident
• Overtime spending leads to face-off between mayor, Fire Department
• Newbury man, 22, killed in car crash
• Tax increase for schools passes
• Council balks at charter mailing cost
• Police logs
• Correction
• Fitness club still pumping away
• Newburyport becomes a Massachusetts Green Community
• The Economics of Happiness
• Vintage Baseball at Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm
• NEWBURYPORT UP FROM THE ASHES – AFTER THE GREAT FIRE 1811– 2011
• Citizen Profile: Ari Herzog
• Live Raptors and Family Fun at Bird-a-thon Fun-a-thon
• 'We've been beaten down to a pulp'
• Open door policy gets slammed
• SEASON OF CHANGE
• City considers putting building up for sale
• Charges against two in bank robbery dropped
• Police logs
• District Court
• Student arrested on drug-selling charges
• Police Department readies for reaccreditation review
• City proposes to lower speed limit on Water Street
• Concussion in Student Athletes
• Yankee Homecoming’s “Bouquets in Bloom” An Evening of Wine Tasting
• Comfort amid confirmation
• Growing readership
• Voters head to the polls tomorrow
• Tax break eyed for school user fees
• Charter member says change is unsupportable
• Councilor pushing to pass transparency order
• Apartment fire cause unknown
• Police logs
• Town meetings slated for next week
• Fun and food planned for election day
• ‘TEACH CHILDREN TO SAVE’
• Man held without bail in stabbing
• Community mourns loss of beloved priest who died at 81
• Yo, ho, ho ... and a bottle of Caldwell's rum!
• Lawmaker resigns, then decides to run again
• Amesbury man joins Wahlberg entourage
• Heard Around Town
• Rare dove at store's feeders gives customers, visitors a treat
• Programs at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
• Bird watch
• Elder menus
• OpArt Spring Show
• Absolutely Abstract
• A grand paint job
• Hospital breaks ground on expansion
• Heard Around Town
• Ceramic bunny case sent hopping out of District Court
• Revere woman suspected in theft from T.J. Maxx
• Rowing race launches spring season at boat shop
• Moving on up
• Town cleans up rail trail tomorrow
• police logs
• Baddour: 'Break this union grip'
• Muggsy’s Mussing on the Literary Festival
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, May 7th, 2011
• Vibrant Life Expo
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” May 6th, 2011
• THE NEWBURYPORT CHAMBER ANNOUNCES SPRING INVITATION NIGHTS
• Party for a rock star
• Prime Port land eyed for clearing
• Blasting at landfill to begin next week
• Karp to remove tanks on property
• Fishermen will get their say at hearings
• Amesbury puts teacher aides out to bid
• Drug take-back nets 38,201 pounds in NE
• Police logs
• Pentucket to go back to towns for approval of reduced budget
• Voting under way for Provident's grants
• Salisbury seeks ownership of roads
• Moving on to the next project
• 5 finalists in running to lead schools
• School board OKs budget; 8 jobs cut
• Fire Department to use Elm Street station
• Shoplifting suspects arrested in Seabrook
• Police logs
• District Court
• Voters OK bigger Bagnall School
• Cook challenges Dalzell for seat on Cemetery Commission
• Knowles edges Kemper in selectmen's race
• For local families, 9/11 'closure' hard to find
• Terrorism-related deaths
• Cardinal to visit parish Sunday
• Police Logs
• Merrimac, Groveland vote down tax hikes to fund Pentucket budget
• Bank reorganizes for easier maneuvering
• Museum names new board chairman
• Store smashed by drunken driver 'better than it was'
• Nominees sought for teacher of the year
• Four candidates seek 2 selectmen's seats in Newbury
• Muggsy’s Toolin’ around Town
• Affordable housing relief sought
• Police marshal, fire chief removed from Civil Service
• Controversy swirls amid election
• Slower than the speed of sloth
• Staging a revival
• Fire burns 2 acres in Maudslay State Park
• police logs
• Dangerousness hearing for stabbing suspect postponed
• Literary Festival draws 3,500
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Roaring Twenties Gala to celebrate 20 years of Firehouse fun
• Wisdom trumps age
• Rocks Village Bridge on fast track
• Rock collecting and Sunday School
• Elder menus
• Drivers feeling the surge at the pump
• Warmer weather brings more migrants to the area
• Ready to launch
• Cat of the week
• Church notes
• VIDEO:Wisdom Trumps Age
• Restaurant Review: Enzo Restaurant & Bar
• Ex-youth league treasurer accused in cash theft
• A vision in progress
• Former chief returns to law
• Budget overrun tops $130,000
• A circle of healing
• Vandals damage vehicles in Port
• NH man charged in garden center thefts
• District Court
• Restaurant asks to expand to open-air dining
• Panel to narrow list of candidates for superintendent
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, April 28th, 2011
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” April 28th, 2011
• Water leak leaves PI dry
• Citizens for Newbury hosting candidates forum
• Questions surround paid parking
• Selectmen seek grant for Seabrook fish plant
• Local support behind state health insurance plan
• Blazing a trail
• police logs
• Plans in the works for Evening of Heroes
• Town to try again to sell land
• Write-in candidate seeks School Committee seat
• Social Media and Internet Marketing (shameless self promotion!)
• Local Photographer Looks Through Worldly Lens
• Holaday, union at impasse
• Time for free play
• Anti-override campaign begins
• Less mess underfoot on the marsh trail
• Suspicious device brings bomb squad to Amesbury
• Council approves extended date for leaf dump closure
• Man gets jail sentence for housebreak
• police logs
• district court
• Selectmen set salary range for new finance director
• Citizen Profile: Doug Johnson
• Mass Kenya Burma Alliance offers African Dance Celebration
• Generous ride
• View interrupted
• No recall for mayor with new charter
• Council will not endorse landfill plan
• Speed bumps' future awaits new traffic study
• Police logs
• Aiming to cut down insurance costs
• Override, two races on town ballot
• Playground at Kelleher Park taken down
• Pentucket overrides head to the polls
• Lucky Duck!
• Wiskers and Tails Lecture Series
• CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: Newburyport Preservation Awards
• Make One Change with Pettengill Farm!
• Police warn of scam
• A night of 'Rock' stories as West Newbury fire chief retires
• In faithful harmony
• In tune with those who love music
• police logs
• Grandmother: Pair hurt in rollover doing well
• Teens charged in car breaks
• Speed bumps to be evaluated tonight
• Change proposed for Church, Bridge Street intersection
• Farmers Market sows new season
• Two seriously hurt in rollover
• Work starts at Salisbury intersection
• Rowley water board rescinds appeal of fine
• Destination ImagiNation leader steps down
• Dandelions and pollywogs gave value to Low Street
• District Court
• Police Logs
• Hummingbirds join the parade of spring arrivals
• Easter: It's the Spirit that matters!
• Church notes
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, April 22nd, 2011
• Trout: in stock
• Tierney supports hotel plan
• Man accused of scamming elderly couple arraigned
• Sewage disks are just the latest form of Merrimack River pollution
• Fallen pine tree injures campground workers
• Police logs
• District Court
• Proposal would include pets in restraining orders
• Use common sense when hosting a party
• Ellen honored as Scout of the Year
• Sponsored: Fitness Together
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” April 21st, 2011
• Charges filed in ceramic bunny dispute
• Proud pup
• Suspect tackled by farmer
• Chamber hopes to help nonprofits
• Blais assumes new position as Newbury town administrator
• NH woman opens fabric store downtown
• Men charged in theft of scrap metal
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• Town Meeting voters to decide funding for Pentucket budget
• Jake Pardee solo @ David’s Tavern, Newburyport, MA
• Slow Bike Race Fundraiser
• Whiny Wednesday! – Surviving April Vacation
• Stabbing suspect held
• Green growth at CleanTech Center
• Tierney targets tax subsidies
• Round 2 for prescription drug take-back
• AHS teachers pick their choice students
• Pentucket School Committee honors arts students
• Police Logs
• District Court
• Police: Woman harassed on Facebook
• Wetlands cause landfill closure wrinkle
• Citizen Profile: Lee Yeomans of Coastal Discoveries
• City eyeing May 9 paid parking start
• Rail trail agreement stymies Newburyport
• Downtown Rowley getting a facelift
• Home for 'street people' is under bridges, in woods
• Bowlers to raise funds for Shay scholarship
• police logs
• Town to try again to sell PI property
• Diesel fuel spills at state police barracks
• Help needed to restore town beach
• West Newbury library plans events for kids this week
• Word on the Street: Creating an Urban Forest
• Happy Patriot’s Day!
• Mayor vetoes dump closure
• Building a bridge to Pakistan
• Library party has political message
• Bookstore owner finds niche in Port
• police logs
• City Council OKs 2% raises for department heads
• Selectman candidates stress need for communication
• Move to contract out water operation opposed in Merrimac
• Continuing West Newbury's Memorial Day traditions up for discussion
• Newbury selectmen OK 'town sponsor' for beach area
• Amesbury shop's owls get clipped
• 4-year-old an inspiration for marathon runner
• When crowds brought down the roof for City Hall performances
• Police logs
• District Court
• Elder menus
• A question to ask on Palm Sunday
• Church notes
• Church directory
• Cat of the week
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, April 15th, 2011
• A charged dispute
• Hatchet attack suspect arrested, facing charges
• Rawson Hill water tank to get paint job
• Police sgt. on leave paid almost $50K
• Landfill closure date pushed to September
• Man pleads guilty to child sex assault
• police logs
• district court
• Council OKs changes to charter
• Selectmen prepare for Blais' departure
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” April 14th, 2011
• Police sgt. charged with assault
• Hatchet attack suspect arrested
• Crash victim's family was planning birthday party
• Beachcoma awakening
• Byfield man held without bail after assault arrest at fire
• House unveils plan to slash local aid
• Discovery identified as human remains
• police logs
• Teacher protest stymies meeting on health care changes
• Greenbelt to take part in running races
• Woman dies in crash
• Homeless man accused in Salisbury hatchet attack arrested
• Jamie Kent solo @ David’s Tavern, Newburyport, MA
• Muggsy Barnacle’s Newburyport
• Fire rips through Byfield house
• Concerns raised over cuts to budget
• City Council votes to close Crow Lane leaf dump
• Bone found in shoe along Merrimack
• South Hunt Road site No. 1 option for DPW, report states
• Selectmen again delay payment for tree cutting
• Landfill closure meeting to take place tomorrow
• Ecuadorian teachers share their culture
• Adams, Page to run write-in campaigns for Pentucket seat
• Port Exchange Club marks 35th anniversary
• Fun Times for April Vacation at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats Education Center
• Clean Sweep 2011 – Spring Cleaning for Newburyport
• Citizen Profile: John Magro @ Newburyport’s Richdale
• Dogs win right to roam off leash
• Search continues for man in Salisbury attack
• Rail trail safety faces scrutiny
• Newbury officer under investigation
• Fire destroys Groveland home
• Former Amesbury officer arrested
• Police logs
• District court
• Charter undergoing changes in final days
• Cyberbullying
• Learn About the American Woodcock in April at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge!
• Newburyport ARTWALK returns April 16
• Millyard, Mass to tell the early history of life in Merrimac River mill towns
• Hatchet attack in Salisbury
• Port schools hope for tax increase
• Literary Festival to honor noted abolitionist
• Teaming up against cancer
• Antique touch
• police logs
• Visiting planners tour downtown
• City to host informational meeting on new parking plan
• Upcoming town crier events
• Salisbury gets $40K stormwater grant
• Pantry sees hike in clients
• Byfield girl puts nerves aside on return trip to state History Day competition
• North Shore saltwater estuary latest stop for disks
• Heard Around Town
• Strem Chemicals president wins public service award
• POLICE LOG
• Church directory
• Court logs
• Elder menus
• Word from the Waterfront
• NEF Spelling Bee
• Clean Sweep 2011 – Spring Cleaning for Newburyport
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, April 8t, 2011
• Waterfront 'jewel' to sparkle again
• Port calls on tall ships for festival
• Officials push for nuke plant testing
• Veterans agents question merits of organization
• Job fair in Salisbury to draw hundreds Tuesday
• Cronin to propose kiosk to collect boat launch funds
• Saugus man charged in break-in
• Moseley park readying for season opening
• Police logs
• District Court
• Valerie's Gallery Artist Jim Conley! - Art Walk
• Word from the Waterfront
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” April 7th, 2011
• EJ Ouellette and Crazy Maggy
• Rhode Island Refuge Birds: Lecture at Joppa Flats
• Share Your Yankee Homecoming Memories and Photos
• Safe enough?
• Police nab suspects in wire thefts
• Port man ordered held without bail
• Codes make imprint on housing market
• Man pleads not guilty in library embezzlement
• $2M expected today to preserve Port waterfront
• Pakistani visitors to study area's culture, local government
• 'West Side Story' springs to Nock stage
• Police Logs
• Pentucket board urges tax-hike proponents to rally support
• Model Ship Makers
• The Newburyport Street Tree Committee
• YWCA GREATER NEWBURYPORT ENCORE PROGRAM
• Newburyport ARTWALK returns April 16
• Millyard, Mass to tell the early history of life in Merrimac River mill towns
• Whiny Wednesday: Wolf Hollow
• At first cannonball
• Civil War series starts today in Daily News
• Funds for local roads revved up
• School aides' work defended
• Seabrook state rep resigns after arrest
• So. Essex Registry able to move money out of Bank of America
• City man charged in school vandalism
• Enrollment changes at charter school
• District Court
• Rezoning of Route 1 acreage on agenda
• The Parkington Sisters perform an Indie Folk concert in Newburyport
• Citizen Profile: James Shanley
• NH man held in TD Bank robbery
• Migration watch
• High Court to hear case of deadly PI accident
• State grant will help divert storm water
• Register of Deeds takes on Bank of America over mortgage fees
• Groveland man pleads guilty in theft
• Seabrook police crash prompts NH bill
• Police logs
• District Court
• Animals no longer welcome at Town Hall
• Owners' call of doody
• ANNOUNCING: NEW YOUTH PROGRAM SPRING 2011 CREATIVE EXPLORATIONS
• Word on the Street: Know Your…. Public Library!
• Reforms could lead to exodus
• Charter school to hear parents' grievances
• Plate filled fast for fill-in town administrator
• 'This is it; I'm lucky'
• Heard Around Town
• police logs
• W. Newbury woman indicted for having side business, false claims
• Finance chairman outlines uses for tax hike funds
• Tonight's meeting to discuss tax exemptions for seniors
• Town seeks residents' opinions on recycling
• Muggsy’s Nose to the Ground – Breaking News
• Soaked with snow
• Parents oppose outsourcing aides
• Brothers buy building, set sights on Port restaurant scene
• Port man indicted in armed robbery case
• When milk was sold in a tin container
• House breaks reported in Merrimac
• Police warn of telephone scam in region
• Police logs
• Equipped to be of service to others
• Church notes
• Newburyport’s Custom House Maritime Museum Invites You
• Children’s Book Author to Appear at The Dragon’s Nest
• The Custom House Maritime Museum Women in History Month Celebration Recap
• Folding wishes for Japan
• Officials: Teacher seemed drunk
• 2.5M disks found, but 1.5M more to pick up
• Lawmakers hope to save clam plant
• Feds to visit Seabrook fishermen's cooperative
• Winter guard team competes Sunday
• Blais accepts job as town administrator
• 40B housing development still under consideration
• Town gets high praise from auditor
• Police logs
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, April 1st, 2011
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” March 31st, 2011
• Earth Fair Expo Canceled!
• Muggsy’s Write On!
• 5 Cents' first woman CEO takes over reins
• Cyberbullying expert speaks to parents
• Schools may outsource some aides
• Lola's wild ride
• A look at Futures
• Councilors put hold on leaf dump closure
• TD Bank robber still at large
• AHS principal plans sweet retirement
• Plans shaping up for Grad Night entertainment
• Triton digital projector project pushes to meet goal
• Councilors vote down off-leash dog plan
• Whiny Wednesday: Tips for Local Parenting Support
• Bridge Gallery is showcasing an exhibit entitled “Art and Poetry”
• Midday bandit strikes Port
• Solar farm's clear-cutting raises concern
• Heard Around Town
• Pear tree parings get second look
• New store will bring laughter, good fun
• DISTRICT COURT
• Hall of Honor to recognize three at May 6 ceremony
• Merrimac selectmen OK $326.8K tax hike
• Work continues to clean up contaminated soil near Joppa
• Man holds up TD Bank in downtown Newburyport
• Citizen Profile: Bob Nolan
• Plovers Return, Refuge Beach to Close
• Word on the Beach
• Traffic circle plans altered
• State testing Merrimack River for radiation
• Life with suburban coyotes
• Back to the beach
• A pro-tax group forms in Newbury
• What's that fountain named for?
• Semiannual hydrant flushing to begin in West Newbury
• Say yes to a tree for free
• Police Logs
• Smoke at power plant frays nerves
• Sponsored: Eating a Rainbow at Local Preschools
• Thousands of Feet on the Street – April Fools Race Recap
• YWCA GREATER NEWBURYPORT TO HOST 2nd ANNUAL ENGAGING COMMUNITIES LUNCHEON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2011
• Plan to go before City Council tomorrow
• Rhino rears its head in Rowley
• Bridge to close for repair work
• Disappointing turnout for mayor's weekend forum
• Helping out the right thing to do
• police logs
• Marshal says scams, sexual assaults on rise
• Ballot set for May 10 election
• New water meter installations require appointments
• triton high school honor roll
• White belt 'miracles'
• Electricians protest job at hospital
• Great Marsh under attack by invasive weed
• Beach to close as piping plovers return to nest
• Teacher's behavior brings investigation
• Habitat destroyed in Salisbury
• Workshop on organic lawn care at refuge
• Elder Menus
• Bird watch
• police logs
• Shared Visions: Recent Landscape Paintings
• Earth Fair Expo Planning Underway!
• A road map for the future
• Vandals damage park; volunteers to rebuild
• Parents file complaint vs. school
• Latest disk estimate set at 4.24 million
• Police use stop sticks to halt woman after chase
• Police Logs
• District Court
• Rusty water shows up in taps, wash
• Cleanup of city parks planned for April 16
• Work continues on plans for hotel, retail complex
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, March 25th, 2011
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” March 24th, 2011
• Liz Frame and The Kickers
• Teeing up
• Ex-board member recounts sexual assaults
• Coyotes may be on prowl on Plum Island
• Disks to go to England and beyond
• 'A Night in Tuscany' on tap for Holy Family Parish
• 'Storyslam' helps students relate life's tales
• 'Fairy Tale Mail' postmarked for Newbury Elementary School
• police logs
• district court
• Rowley couple among the honored in National 9/11 Flag visit
• Whiny Wednsday! Say Goodbye to Winter Party
• Women in History at the Custom House Maritime Museum
• Beach Clean Up
• Newbury to tap ousted finance head
• Hours shortened for off-leash dog proposal
• Triton board OKs level-services plan
• Workers clear way for new swing span
• Uptick in growth
• Jimmy Tingle at the Firehouse
• Uptick in growth
• Census figures
• Workers clear way for new swing span
• Newbury to tap ousted finance head
• Triton board OKs level-services plan
• Citizen Profile: Mark Davis
• Amy Scott: Of Pirates and Saints. New exhibition opens at the Firehouse Gallery
• Texting parents causing problems in elementary school parking lot
• Councilors to MBTA: Run trains on time
• Superintendent aiming to make district 'great'
• City or town? It's up to voters
• Heard Around Town
• Celebrate Your Vibrant Life through Health, Nutrition and Healing Arts at the Vibrant Life Expo!
• Leaf dump to stay in place until end of year
• Another candidate enters town crier race
• LaValley gets special birthday treatment
• No candidate yet for Triton School Committee seat
• Town goes live with cable TV broadcasts of selectmen
• Encouraging a love of reading
• Liquor license denied to new restaurant
• MCAS begins with fourth-graders' test
• 9th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon
• 'A great place for the arts'
• Pizza samplers put pies to the test
• Ethics probe likely
• Sheriff adds more female officers at jail
• Dirty politics alleged in West Newbury document mailing
• Police Logs
• Beaches reopen to public
• Police: Man scammed elderly couple, impersonated officer
• Bad prognosis for dolphin in harbor
• Gags for all at St. Pat's roast
• Anti-bullying law leads to charges for boy, 11
• Police logs
• district court
• Owls and songbirds already on nests
• Stop and count your blessings
• PHOTO GALLERY:St. Patrick's Day Luncheon
• State blasts Newbury on moorings
• Restaurant Week
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, March 18th, 2011
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” March 17th, 2011
• Muggsy’s Tasty Foodie Rumors
• St. Patrick’s Day
• ROTARY CLUB OF NEWBURYPORT ANNOUNCES 
FIRST ANNUAL PIZZA MADNESS
• Media in the Port
• NH: Millions of disks in Merrimack
• Test results for bacteria questioned
• Rowley man charged with stealing $200K in library funds
• The waiting game
• Voters want a recall provision
• Heard Around Town
• Seats lack candidates for May election
• Care of proposed sidewalks at issue
• Newbury selectmen interview 3 town manager candidates
• Police logs
• Clean Room
• The 2011 Newburyport Literary Festival: The Freedom Narrative
• Demand for KI tablets grows
• NH: Sorry for disk accident
• Mayor seeks $688K technology upgrade
• Town seeks federal funds for jetty
• Amesbury school cuts draw concerns
• Newbury man charged in assault on girlfriend
• police logs
• Fundraising starts to furnish senior center
• Budget woes have Rowley board considering tax hike
• Selectmen not enthusiastic about office building plan in Merrimac
• Townie Tuesday
• A chain of kindness
• Japan's crisis raises worries about local nuclear power plant
• Witch shop opens in downtown Amesbury
• Tested disks free of E. coli
• Outlook bright for parole bill
• Residents urged to speak out on charter changes
• Two hurt in rollover on I-495
• Man loses license for hitting bicyclist
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• 9TH ANNUAL ST. PATRICK’S DAY LUNCHEON TO BE HELD FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 2011
• Feet on the Street – The 2011 Newburyport Frigid Fiver – At Last!
• Disks wash up on shores
• For Bill Brooks, there's no biz like showbiz
• Newburyport builders head for fame on 'Flip This House'
• Amesbury considers reducing school staff
• Police: Drunken driver almost hits officer
• police logs
• Karp's team meets on waterfront plan
• Substitute budget readied if towns fail to pass tax hikes
• Custom House celebrates Women in History this month
• New retiree to hop aboard Harley and tour the country
• Anna Jaques Hospital and Newburyport-Today work together to support “Make One Change”
• Port firm checks in on Japanese distributors
• Thinking about Japan
• Rescue Society president devoted to felines and their needs
• Local banks lukewarm on loan plan
• Districts fall short on bullying plans
• Tip leads to four drug arrests
• Police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• Time to ready nest boxes for spring
• Wait on the Lord
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, March 11th, 2011
• 'Hockey is what he loved to do'
• Kartland sells to developer for $1.5M
• Staffing cuts required to offset revenue shortfall
• Finance director denies wrongdoing
• A celebration honors dying woman's last wish
• police logs
• Mayor backs bill to limit unions' power to dictate health plans
• Salisbury selectmen narrow criteria for police chief search committee
• Newbury waiting on schools to set override
• Triton budget scenario cuts staff
• An Intro to Mobile Marketing, Part II – Text Marketing 101 and What’s Next
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” March 10th, 2011
• Living in an Underwater Science Station: Book Signing at Joppa Flats 3-13-11
• Haiku, HipHop and Hotdogs
• Amesbury artist revisits Jesus' suffering in Lenten installation
• Frangipane embarks on new course
• 'I believe in the art of the possible'
• OUI convictions in man's death tossed
• Health scare forces mayor to take a break from City Hall
• Scheme costs city $205K in CPA funds
• Dead fish found at Frog Pond
• AHS Drama Club members win All Star Awards
• Mayor to ask for sale of annex
• Conservation Commission gives firm more time for fine
• North of Boston CVB to Host Annual Dinner by the Sea
• Trivia Night
• Comprehensive Conservation Plan Begins for Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
• NAA Open House – Meet the Spring Semester Art Instructors
• YWCA Greater Newburyport Engaging Communities Luncheon
• Board disputes Blais' bonuses
• Seabrook voters re-elect incumbents, reject budget
• 'Roundabout' plans unveiled for crossroads
• Celebrating women
• Heard Around Town
• Newbury selectmen to put tax increase on May ballot
• Government at a Glance
• Volunteer plover wardens needed at wildlife refuge
• police logs
• Jeans & Jewels fundraiser planned for Saturday
• Citizen Profile: Jerry Mullins
• Asking For It
• Plan to destroy annex on hold
• A century of Women's Day
• She finds homes for needy kids
• A pioneer in Port's '70s rebirth
• Salisbury: MVRTA to begin bus route
• police logs
• Heard Around Town
• Seabrook goes to polls today
• Parks Commission to hold permit night March 24
• amesbury Academy honor roll
• Searching for a smooth parking plan
• 'Something different'
• Fingerprinting no longer free
• Newbury author's portrayal of '70s Haverhill irks mayor
• Town criers sought for Homecoming
• police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• NHS scientists tackle real-life questions
• City to present compost center management plan
• Triton budget and schedule reworked
• Strange web of events leads police to stolen truck, arrest
• Mayors push for pothole money
• Tierney criticizes cuts
• History comes alive at Seabrook Middle School
• Regional 911 center is a go for towns
• Heard Around Town
• Leaving in the best possible way
• Church notes
• cat of the week
• Atria Merrimack Place to host 'Wildlife Encounter'
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, March 4th, 2011
• Financial woes hit local towns
• Charity to help people put Best Foot Forward
• Officials say hospital in good position for change
• Salisbury prepares for grim budget year
• Board mum on Blais' dismissal
• Panera Bread bakery-cafe to open Wednesday
• Students of the quarter named
• Three seek 2 seats on Seabrook School Board
• Quick thinking leads to commendation
• Government at a glance
• Women Making History
• “An Intro to Mobile Marketing” Part I – a Chamber seminar sponsored by Newburyport Bank
• Merrill named acting chief
• Three seek to be Seabrook Town Clerk
• Yankee Fisherman's Cooperative plans to offer fresh fillets
• Plum Island Turnpike shacks coming down
• Police: Dealers in small towns
• police logs
• District Court
• Local authors read at Rowley library
• Charter Commission releases report
• Amesbury High School honor roll
• Girl Power in Cello and Film
• “Time Exchange” Comes to Greater Newburyport
• A new roof over their heads
• Selectman challenges $45K payout
• Demolition plan leaves aid agency homeless
• City leaf dump to reopen in April
• Retirement board chief gets three-year contract
• Acting Salisbury police chief resigns
• Furnari set to be DPS director
• Committee seeks ideas for dealing with snow removal
• Mayor lists $54M in capital projects
• Three vie for selectman's seat in Seabrook
• Riding Bikes with the Dutch
• Citizen Profile: Pete Falconi
• Officials weigh in on public unions
• Byfield investigates legality of apartment destroyed by blaze
• A healthy start
• Police take firearms from Seabrook home
• Drama club to appear at play festival Saturday
• It's parents vs. teachers in middle school basketball game
• Two new cable shows aimed at older adults
• Newbury files liens on tax delinquents
• Cyberbullying workshop next week
• Correction
• Fundraiser for crash survivor launched
• C.J. CHENIER & THE RED HOT LOUISIANA BAND celebrates Mardi Gras in Newburyport


• March is Women’s History Month and The Actors Studio of Newburyport
• Exploring Mongolia: Lecture at Joppa Flats
• Muggsy’s Dreams of Spring… and Other News
• Sponsored: Anna Jaques Hospital Healthy Heart Tips
• Taking stock of wildlife
• A light, quick winter blast
• Merrimac farm halts waste processing
• Port teacher brings love of poetry to classroom
• 'Thatababy' comes thisaway
• police logs
• Police step up to help after fire in home
• Library book club discussion Thursday
• Great Meadows tenants group elects officers
• Mountain takes out papers for selectman in Newbury
• Police: Man sent girl, 12, lewd photos
• Seal surge
• Register of deeds slams 'scheme' to avoid mortgage fees
• Speakeasies were an education in life for Port's wharf rats
• Former Amesbury man recalled as devoted father
• Heard Around Town
• Man held on drug trafficking charge
• Blaze destroys Byfield apartment
• Keeping feeders filled helps birds' survival
• Where do we go from here?
• Newburyport Rotary’s FRIGID FIVER – Finally!
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, February 25th, 2011
• Police seek help finding vandals who did thousands in damage
• Proud to serve
• NH builder buys 23-lot Port tract
• Triton towns: No hike in assessments
• Rising fuel costs tied to strife in Middle East
• Former NM governor talks politics
• NECC gets funds for high school dual enrollment
• NECC program to study poets Whittier and Frost
• Youth Services readies spring, summer schedule
• 2010 Seabrook Town Report in the mail
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” Feb. 24th, 2011
• Photographer Brooks Mathewson Presents “From Waders to Warblers: A Photographic Celebration of Birds” at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats
• Upcoming at the Newburyport Art Association
• Learning vacation
• Center offers a mix of work, friends and fun
• Enthusiastic champion gives clients hope
• Faces of opportunity
• Man found dead inside gun shop
• Tierney's wife reports to prison two weeks early
• Police union newsletter blasts chief
• Jewelry, medication stolen in housebreak
• police logs
• district court
• Opportunity Works 27th Annual Lend-A-Hand Auction
• Dewey & Friends Literary Adventure
• Demolition of Town Annex proposed
• Overcoming polio
• Plan for dog park fetches support
• US Rep. Guinta: Fishing industry in crisis
• Three injured in two-car crash
• Police investigating Groveland school vandalism
• police logs
• District Court
• Reluctant writers clamor for digital storytelling
• VIDEO: Newburyport vs. Danvers shootout
• Citizen Profile:Greta Reineke
• Piece of 18th century Bartlet Wharf heads to Maryland for conservation
• From Newbury to nation's hottest chef
• PI shellfish plant may lose funding
• Neighborly calling
• Snowy winter proving very costly
• police logs
• Vacation activities at the library
• Town Meeting set for May 16
• Trash pickup on regular, not holiday, schedule this week
• Off-leash dog walking areas on agenda tonight
• President’s Day
• Know Your… Bartender, a special edition of “Word on the Street”
• Experts eye flood potential
• PI firefighter's dog rescue leads to award
• Auction offers a little of everything
• Still fighting for the waterfront
• police logs
• Man arrested in car theft case
• correction
• NECC Dean's list
• Women’s History Month @ the Actors Studio
• NAA to Feature Extreme Impressionist artist Don Reed
• Authors’ Series at West Newbury Library
• A special visit
• Clean Tech Center wins $50K grant
• Town severs ties with administrator
• Regulators shut down shrimp season early
• When horses and boys fought snowstorms
• Police Logs
• District Court
• From 'me' to 'we'
• First blackbirds signal start of spring migration
• Full Moon Walk at Pipestave Hill
• “Word on the Street” becomes “Birds on the Arm”
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, February 18th, 2011
• A much-needed thaw
• A good showing
• Son extradited; mom in jail in Mass.
• Businesses, schools mull partnership
• Pentucket officials seek backing for proposed $33.8M budget
• Newbury first-graders shine at presentation
• Teen charged in attack in school
• Woman faces multiple theft charges
• police logs
• district court
• Opportunity Works . . .
• 2011 Spring Workshop Schedule for the NAA
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” Feb. 17th, 2011
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Fire on Monclair Road, West Newbury
• $9M water treatment plant goes on line
• Fire damages home
• Commission: No recalls in new charter
• Brown reveals he was sexually abused as child
• Parents outline criteria for new superintendent
• High school to stage story of 'Romeo and Juliet'
• Police charge mom, son with assault
• Student arrested on warrant at Triton
• police logs
• Catie Curtis fresh from her DC debut appears at the Firehouse
• Cruel is not cool
• Town looks deeper into allegations
• Former Triton coach faces child porn charge
• Home, parcel on auction block again
• Amesbury seeks to link visitors center with path
• Cable theft suspects held on bail
• police logs
• District Court
• System offers way for parents to keep eye on children's progress
• Start the presses! Masthead to be in print again
• Free Caregiver Class Open to All
• Citizen Profile: Steve Des Lauriers
• Sponsored: Anna Jaques Hospital Healthy Heart Tips
• Officials sorry for inaction on chief
• Jumbo shrimp catch
• NHS junior earns trip to national science convention
• Police: Marina thieves nabbed
• Army Corps probes PI beach scraping
• Rowley police find boy runaway after four-hour search
• Police logs
• District court
• Domestic violence campaign personal for academy students
• VIDEO: NHS Singing Valentines
• 2011 Winter Workshop Schedule for the NAA
• Happy Valentines Day from Daniel Rindge
• Potholes plague roadways
• Birds of prey show their stuff
• Love, Newburyport style
• Port novelist finds passion in writing
• Deer makes itself at home in Port house
• Book sale and magic show for kids this weekend
• Free tax help offered for seniors, others
• Triton committee approves 'tentative' $34.9M budget
• Selectmen cut roadwork funding request
• police logs
• What Muggsy Hears Around Town This Week
• Annual Eagle Festival set to fly today
• Roof collapses on former restaurant
• FOUND AT SEA
• Town likely to seek $1M tax increase
• State representative furious over office move
• Lobsterman Prybot indicted in Maine bottle scheme
• Ex-Salem pastor removed from priesthood
• Eagles steal the show at today's festival
• Lawmaker loses driver's license
• Police logs
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, February 11th, 2011
• Port to push for sound barrier
• City plans to rebuild Bresnahan
• State seeks to keep PI bridge in good working order
• Female reserve may join all-male police ranks
• police logs
• District Court
• Newbury candidate list grows
• Panel taps more parcels for possible sale
• Nominees sought for 2011 town crier
• Bank gives $700K in donations
• Community You Can Bank On
• Love and Romance from the American Songbook
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” Feb. 10th, 2011
• Newbury floats boat fees again
• Deadline makers
• Donaghue School nears reopening
• Senator to make keynote speech at annual chamber event
• Cleanup complete: All Georgetown students back in school today
• police logs
• district court
• Councilors to consider streetlight consultant tonight
• Town counsel likely as interim administrator
• Tax hikes in plan to balance Pentucket budget
• THE MERRIMACK RIVER EAGLE FESTIVAL COMES TO NEWBURYPORT FEBRUARY 12
• Know Your… Barrista, a special edition of “Word on the Street”
• Waterfront plans dealt a setback
• Next winter menace: ice dams
• Port councilor urges debriefing on storm
• Hiring process for chief questioned
• Police make arrests in car break-ins
• district court
• The journey continues
• Students make impassioned plea to restore arts programs
• Finances forum reset for Saturday
• Proposed hike in Pentucket budget under review
• Citizen Profile: Bob Halpert
• “A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters a real Valentine to the Firehouse.”
• Charged through the roof
• Paid parking plan passes final hurdle
• A different sort of logistics
• Statehouse incumbents outspent their opponents by wide margin
• Prosecutor: Accused bank robbers face more severe penalties
• Cyberbullying topic of YWCA luncheon
• Superintendent search panel seeks community input
• Town Meeting begins warrant review tonight
• Opportunity Works gears up for auction
• Merrimac Building Permits
• Seacoast Community Empowerment Circles
• Officials to break silence on chief
• A yelp for help
• Heard Around Town
• Adopt a hydrant to help out Fire Department
• Getting Acquainted: Life on the farm has its demands, rewards for Newbury's Lisa Colby
• MERRIMAC MUNICIPAL CALENDAR
• Twice as nice
• Adult volleyball league welcomes drop-in players
• Business After Hours digs out for Wednesday
• City hosting Whittier Bridge informational meeting
• PHOTO GALLERY: Plum Island Dog Rescue
• BAD BUSINESS CLIMATE
• Mayor gives State of the City address
• Controversy swirls on school board
• Seabrook seeks ban on intoxicating synthetic substances
• Weighty concerns send workers to school rooftops across region
• Police logs
• District Court
• When hope is dead
• Joppa Flats offers winter activities
• BIRD WATCH
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, February 4th, 2011
• Parking? Don't bank on it
• Condo tenants forced out over roof concerns
• Bridge fatality has neighbors concerned about I-95 bike lane
• Snowy roofs close Amesbury schools
• Mayor reflects on first year on the job
• Heard Around Town
• Police Logs
• Woman convicted of drug smuggling at county jail
• Schools make first draft of budget
• Port schools to reopen today
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” Feb. 3rd, 2011
• BRIDGE GALLERY PRESENTS NEW MEMBER SHOW
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Two days of snow
• Sportsmen fear housing project impact
• Cows in danger after roof collapse
• Schools: Snow days adding up fast
• Abysmal day for train commuters
• Workers against fee for parking
• Life returning to normal for residents of Heritage Towers
• Impact fees, social service requests before voters
• Salisbury PTA hosts bullying workshop
• Students celebrate theme of citizenship this month
• Terezin, Children of the Holocaust – At the Actor’s Studio
• Investigation continues into fatal bridge accident
• School closed over roof concerns
• Ex-doctor pleads guilty in child sex assaults, gets 3-year sentence
• Heard Around Town
• A DAY OF DELAYS, POSTPONEMENTS
• Winter weary
• Heavy fire damages Pond Hill home
• Former city councilor serving the community, with coffee
• Police logs
• Man critically hurt in I-95 accident
• Citizen Profile: Sheila Mullins
• Boat Camp Fundraiser
• One-two punch of winter
• Cleanup continues at Heritage Towers
• 'Thank God I am living here'
• Cemetery commissioner resigns
• Police warn against plowing snow jobs
• District Court
• Police logs
• Merrimack River Eagle Festival planned for Feb. 12
• Car that plunged off Whittier Bridge found
• VIDEO: Search for submerged vehicle and missing driver
• Car Crashes off Bridge on 95
• Exploring Mongolia: Lecture at Joppa Flats 2-2-11
• “Spring blooms at The Firehouse just when we need it the most.”
• Muggsy’s Winter Blues
• Official: Donaghue odor gone
• Fire, water damage displaces 18 people
• A sporting life
• Confusion clouds new Port vendor law
• Sandbag project to restore public P.I. beach access
• Heard Around Town
• Tax abatement deadline approaching
• Candidates emerge at deadline for town offices
• Real estate transactions
• GOVERNMENT AT A GLANCE
• Waterfront plans soon to resume
• Port's Eat Cake! cooking up a shot at 'Cupcake Wars'
• More fruits and veggies, please
• Costello moves up in House; Stanley ousted
• The street that urban renewal ate
• Heard Around Town
• Police Logs
• District court
• Winter weather brings unusual birds to backyards
• Super Bowl of Birding today at Joppa Flats
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, January 28th, 2011
• Parking garage meetings proceed
• Concerns raised in 2008 over L'Esperance
• Finding a new place for all that snow
• Teachers take work-to-rule action
• Cuts threaten Newbury library services
• Accidents snarl commute
• DISTRICT COURT
• Parke Place looks to downsize, change
• Schools hold special budget meeting tomorrow
• Merrimac selectmen review school maintenance needs
• A true way of giving – Family and friends come together at Murphy’s Riverside Fundraiser
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” January 27th, 2011
• Actions of second cop scrutinized
• Running behind
• Storms bust Newbury's snow and ice removal budget
• Charges dropped in Port assault; second case to be heard in March
• Zinck family glad driver to remain in jail
• Salisbury firefighters put out trailer fire
• Tougher restrictions on mercury emissions urged
• Preschool open house, information night on tap
• Talking safety
• Harbormaster asks city for emergency response truck
• Primal Polyphony in concert at The Actors Studio of Newburyport
• Beach Scraping on Plum Island
• Scandal leaves town shaken
• Amesbury tax meeting postponed
• GOVERNMENT AT A GLANCE
• Let the dismantling begin
• Ready for another storm?
• Reaction muted to paid-parking plan
• Cleanup of former coal gasification plant to begin National Grid to begin cleanup of former coal gasification plant
• Housing Authority appointment hobbles to affirmation
• Kitchen fire quickly extinguished
• Friends' fundraiser will help keep Council on Aging running
• Citizen Profile: Jean Berger
• Body Mass Index
• Paid parking OK'd
• Region hit by sub-zero temps
• A new chapter
• Pralines, PI Roasters changing hands
• Police Log
• Fire chief makes pitch for new pumper
• Parker River group to discuss proposed pumping limits
• Report: Chief gave cash for sex
• Violations alleged in report
• Newburyport’s 2011 Winter Carnival at Bartlet Mall
• Sponsored: An Evening of Heart & Sole
• Media in The Port Episode 8
• Charter panel under pressure
• Police chief report expected tonight
• Sisters' generosity leads to kidney transplants for son, friend
• GETTING ACQUAINTED A designer's touch
• Building permit fees on the rise
• Lend a hand to clear roads, sidewalks of snow
• No merger for Salisbury, Amesbury chambers
• Councilor seeking residents' input on parking
• Police Logs
• Port teen sentenced for deceiving police
• Knight on the Town
• Snowfall plows toward record
• Attempt to protect 'dying' lake in progress
• Organization scrambles to raise $3,000 to help injured cat
• Amesbury man win's Principal of the Year award
• Police logs
• District Court
• BIRD WATCH
• Church not just for 'good' people
• Birth
• Church notes
• Hey Newburyport, What’s the “Word on the Street”?
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, January 21st, 2011
• Tribute — with heart
• Council mixed on parking
• OSHA cites Amesbury firm
• Crashing snow shatters windshields
• Parishioners rally to keep beloved retired priest
• A new place to climb
• Car crashes into art gallery
• Chuck Kostro to leave Newbury position in March
• Community safety meeting to discuss bullying prevention
• 'Suessical Jr.' rehearsals well under way
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” January 20th, 2011
• Newburyport’s 2011 Winter Carnival
• State revokes scraping permit
• Snowy week sets stage for annual Winter Carnival
• Final frenzy for parking plan
• Plowing complaints over snow-covered parking lots
• Heard Around Town
• Greenleaf St. resident wants speed bumps
• Police: Arrests increase substantially in Seabrook
• Nomination papers available for town election
• POLICE LOGS
• District Court
• 5th Annual Tourism Conference
• Hot Time at the Old Farm
• Police chief retires
• Early settlers' bad practices led to bigger salt marsh
• Port returns to post-Labor Day school start
• Cousins begins third term as sheriff
• Mother, son arraigned for stealing video games
• Correction
• Town tries to solve missing links in trail plan
• Storm drops half-foot on Newburyport area
• Army Corps would OK partial fix of jetties
• Improvements urged at 'antiquated' Pine Grove
• “Ann Marie Shea has the Last Word at this year’s New Works Festival.”
• Citizen Spotlight: Bethany Groff
• Donaghue shut down indefinitely
• Holaday names new choice for housing board
• Driftwood Motel history one of struggle
• Call to action
• For father and daughter, real estate an easy sell
• Mom, son charged with stealing video games
• Police Logs
• District Court
• Mayor seeks merger of water, sewer boards
• Beach Scraping Begins on Plum Island
• The Port Scene
• In Port, home prices move up
• End of a era
• Bank robber's stay in Port was brief
• The Pastor's last Masses at Star of the Sea
• Bulldozer scrapes, state says permit not approved
• HEARD AROUND TOWN
• Real Estate Transactions
• Seveneth-graders' mural brings Central America into classroom
• Police Logs
• VIDEO: Student produced video competition
• YWCA Greater Newburyport’s 18th Annual Martin Luther King, jr. Breakfast
• Tensions rise over PI scraping
• Finally, Academy finds its home
• Water plant digging reveals another find
• Fire chiefs call for caution at start of burning season
• Looking back at when State Street was Route 1
• Odors persist at Donaghue School
• Correction
• School lunch menus
• elder menus
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, January 14th, 2011
• Parole board changes lauded
• 'It's all coming together for me here'
• Newbury woman named NH's principal of the year
• Tierney gets 30 days in jail
• City plans to dig out through the weekend
• Motel stabbing charges dropped
• Man charged with scrap metal theft
• Police logs
• Restaurant, friends step forward
• Parking deal to be signed today, fast-tracked to council
• ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF PARKER RIVER
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” January 13th, 2011
• Storm packs a wallop
• Humble civil rights pioneer to be honored at MLK Jr. Breakfast
• Putting their 'Best Foot Forward'
• Between bleak and dire
• Man jailed for stealing $15 million
• Council hardens rules on downtown vendors
• Police, Pettengill House complete unique partnership
• Planners aim for business-friendly town
• Selectmen consider old factory site
• District Court
• Newburyport’s Reverend Bertrand H. Steeves Named Action Against Prejudice Award Winner
• Firehouse founding father Danny Harrington and special guest Paul Broadnax
• Snow day hits region
• A key link
• Gas prices surge 19 percent since last year
• Former landlord pays $10K fine
• Storms take toll on Salisbury Beach, too
• Heard Around Town
• Police logs
• District Court
• Change in polling location considered
• Homeowner considers demolishing, rebuilding home
• Banding Birds at Home and Abroad: Lecture at Joppa Flats 1-12-11
• Citizen Profile: Alfred Moskowitz
• Councilors want to shut down dump
• Erosion claims another house
• Warnings issued after rabid skunk is found in Amesbury
• Demoulas cancels plans for Market Basket North store
• Police: Man, woman planned bank heist while in Baldpate
• Heard Around Town
• District Court
• Amesbury teen hurt in one-car accident
• Suspects in theft ring brought into court
• Vandals strike again
• Sponsored: Fabulous AJH Heart & Sole Shoe Art in Downtown Newburyport
• The 2010/2011 Dining Scene Seen
• Bridge Gallery
• Stadium fix gets rolling
• Pinnacle of success
• Living by the Boy Scout oath
• Heard Around Town
• Tierney shocked by Arizona shootings
• Remembering a beloved teacher
• Merrimac Municipal Calendar
• Town manager signed to three-year contract
• POLICE LOGS
• Rowley census forms due back
• Georgetown bank robbed
• Merrimack River home to 11 eagles
• Spiritual bonds
• Police logs
• Newbury official to head panel
• Merrimac's Donaghue School to reopen Monday
• DISTRICT COURT
• Year bird lists can be exciting
• Snow days provide a welcome day of rest
• Church notes
• A Celebration of Local Food and Music Too
• Seacoast Community Empowerment Circles
• What’s the Word on Clyde?
• Schools in need of fixes
• A taxing 17 months
• Baddour, Tarr want Parole Board members to resign
• Sandbag system takes shape on PI
• Merchants look for boost with 'Shop Salisbury'
• PI man charged in child porn case
• Police Logs
• District court
• Water bill error raises questions for residents
• Leaf dump complaints continue
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, January 7th, 2011
• Yoga Open House
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” January 6th, 2011
• Painter Patricia Owen Presents “A Brush with Nature” at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats
• Something old, something new. Something borrowed, something blue.”
• School boss announces retirement
• Left in the dark?
• Amesbury drug ring thwarted
• Two local stores hit jackpot with $250K tickets
• NRA embraces paid-parking agreement
• HEARD AROUND TOWN
• 'Random' graffiti paints South End red
• Rock-throwing teen to pay restitution
• Hearing held on Demoulas plans
• Sparhawk students present 'synthesis' of ancient history
• Newburyport, What’s the Word on The Street
• Imperiled island house to be razed
• Speaking volumes
• City weighs purchasing streetlights
• Proposed tuna rules concern local fishermen
• Former Newburyport fishing vessel meets with fate, again
• Hometown pride
• POLICE LOGS
• Driftwood Motel shut down
• Contingency plan for Donaghue School approved
• AHS sophomores launch wristband fundraiser for cancer patients
• Leaf piles still smoldering
• Leaf piles still smoldering smoldering
• Parking talks resume
• $22.5M bond for Anna Jaques expansion
• Amesbury plea: Please clear the sidewalks
• Citizen Profile: Captain Bill Taplin
• Dylan Metrano to exhibit at The Carry Out Cafe
• Police Logs
• District court
• Retired sergeant remembered
• October building permits
• W. Newbury couple takes reins of Essex Marina
• Snow. Weather. Athletes. Cinematographer. Let winter take over!
• 2010 Flashback, Twas the Night Before Christmas…
• New Year's first born
• Compost fire sends up stench
• Donaghue School closure plan in works
• Erosion undermines another PI house
• A natural approach
• Reserve officer is suing over car crash
• Amesbury event welcomes new chamber director
• Pentucket IDs priorities for next five years
• Triton Middle School starts new year with food drive
• HEARD AROUND TOWN
• Audio Slideshow:Jim Vaiknoras Photos of the Year
• Chamber hires new director
• Eclectic selection
• Readers speak out on Top 5 issues
• My final resolution
• Christmas bird counts reveal many highlights
• Audubon's bird sightings for week of Dec. 26
• Bird Watch
• Church notes
• Church directory
• Happy New Year!
• Donaghue to be closed until Jan. 10
• Top ten
• Four-year mayoral term proposed
• Dried-up Christmas trees spark Community Bonfire Bash
• Heard Around Town
• Dog rescued from 12-foot hole in ground
• POLICE LOG
• DISTRICT COURT
• Port leather company's mission Haitian factory
• Bulletproof glass replaced at police station
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Daily News Photos of the Year 2010
• Attorney told no driving, drinking
• Asbestos problems add to Donaghue School's woes
• Looking for New Year's fests? Local eateries aim to please
• Holiday rebound
• Driftwood Motel owner finds beds for displaced guests
• Calendar spotlights life on a family farm
• POLICE LOGS
• District court
• AG declines to act on ethics complaint against sheriff
• Muggsy About Town
• Emergency action approved for P.I.
• Port lawyer charged in hit and run
• Restaurant scene stays hot
• Police: Evacuees in drunken motel fight
• Police logs
• Woman subpoenaed in Andover probe
• District Court
• Feedback sought for new adult education program
• Triton pair picked to play at music festivals
• Adult education has wide range of classes
• Citizen Profile: Dawne Fusco
• Teetering on the brink
• Driftwood shuttered; occupants displaced
• Amesbury rink ready for skaters
• Help us pick Top 5 issues for next year
• Police logs
• Dream slice of pie
• Tree cuts power
• Free directory offers resources for help
• School Committee approves anti-bullying plan
• Winter workshops provide indoor fun
• Let it Snow Let it Snow Let it Snow
• Energy Audit Information – Save $ and Stay Warm!
• INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS 7TH ANNUAL GIRLS HOLIDAY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
• Nor'easter bears down on region
• A DATE WITH HISTORY
• Keeping trouble away on Inn Street
• Heard Around Town
• Charter Commission proposes $98,000 mayoral salary
• GOVERNMENT AT A GLANCE
• GOVERNMENT AT A GLANCE
• POLICE LOGS
• Triton principal honored for promoting French studies
• Planning Board gives thumbs down to impact fees again
• Merry X-Mass
• Newburyport Holidays
• New plan emerges to fix landfill
• Heaping helping of thanks
• Bird-counting a winter tradition
• Salvation Army scrambles to fill last-minute holiday requests
• A 'way' in the manger celebrated some 2,010 years later
• MLK Jr. Breakfast Jan. 17
• Heard Around Town
• Tractor-trailer fuel spill snarls up I-495 traffic
• POLICE LOGS
• Respect rules at Newbury Elementary
• Media in the Port, Episode 7
• College names Glenn to top spot
• Taking it to the extreme
• More details emerge in store's plan
• State law costly for local schools
• Seabrook official arrested on firearms charge
• Police logs
• District court
• Parents, staff say school mold cleanup disrupting learning
• Whittier Tech's chorus spreads holiday joy to area elderly
• Council deals with hard times
• New to the Hood: Ceia Kitchen and Bar
• Moquin: Ouster was 'payback'
• Councilor alleges pattern of disrespect
• Smaller towns growing faster
• Population trends, 1990-2009
• Tierney optimistic that 6th District will survive redistricting
• Donaghue School will remain closed until mold is removed
• Student carolers put the merry in the holidays
• AHS student rallies donations for Toys for Tots
• Teen gets probation on drug charge
• A gift for teacher, but generosity has its limits
• Townie Tuesday: Robert Falzano
• Winter weather wrecks havoc
• National symbol returns
• Two local finalists for county retirement post
• Toy donations flood barracks after toy theft
• Police continue probe of truck crash
• Salisbury Beach reshaping plan still in limbo
• New assistant principal happily finding her way
• Story times and more at library
• Brown School to tackle parking problem in new year
• School district adopts Common Core Standards
• Family 'lucky to be alive'
• City's Upper Crust owners value local support, loyalty
• Councilor: Husband not driver in hit-and-run
• Port by the numbers
• Psychiatrist spreading message of therapy to national audience
• Heard around town
• district court
• Lil' Squirts program signing up kids
• Library to offer family game night
• Selectmen hear complaints about tax collection
• Port water test results released
• Fulfilling wishes
• Push on for mold cleanup
• Aid for former Amesbury man in accident
• Changing times spell end for Newburyport bathhouses
• Heard Around Town
• Life sentence in 2007 murder of Port father
• Snowstorm loses punch
• What happened to the shepherds?
• Church notes
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, December 17th, 2010
• L'Esperance probe under way
• SPAGHETTI TACO DELIGHT
• Former official says ouster may have been politically motivated
• Small local banks pay more to bail out big national banks
• Page School earns historic nod from board
• Man sought in baseball bat attack
• DPW crews repair water main break
• police logs
• district court
• Heard around town
• Stir The Pot
• Old Fashioned Holiday Sing-A-Long!
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” December 16th, 2010
• Business facing workers' claims
• New parking contract in mayor's court
• Water main break shuts down Merrimac street
• police logs
• district court
• No sale
• Board takes steps to remove mold from Donaghue School
• Downloading history
• Complaints over 'historic' home values lead to special meeting
• Newbury institutes town hiring freeze
• A Newburyport Adventure in Changing Tables
• SHRIMP SEASON
• Jetty repair awaits funds
• Jetty repair awaits funds
• $250K needed to equip Amesbury senior center
• $250K needed to equip Amesbury senior center
• Chairman ousted over comments
• police logs
• district court
• Car slams into Georgetown pet store; no serious injuries
• SPS New England cited for 11 violations in July explosion
• Discover the Fabulous Wildlife of Argentina with Jerry Bertrand
• “Fabric, thread and tulle” materializes at the Firehouse Gallery Portsmouth artist exhibits textured scenes of coastal life.
• TOWNIE TUESDAY: Linda Conteau
• Sponsored: Join Santa and the Nutcracker Characters for Brunch
• Historic home to be preserved under plan
• State overrules local board, deems school historic
• Charges dropped against men in fight
• Your help needed to fill Giving Trees
• Amesbury teen charged after home invasion
• police logs
• Donations to Salvation Army
• District Court
• A cold, invigorating trip like no other
• AG requires change in DDR mall settlement
• Sponsored: Thank you AJH Heart & Sole Dashers!
• Is this the first dog-friendly restaurant?
• Use of food stamps grows
• Troubles abound with downtown traffic lights
• 'I eat, drink and garden for a living'
• Chamber selling gift cards good at more than 25 places
• Local programs spread holiday cheer
• Selectmen make appointments to town committees
• Holaday drafting improvement plan
• Reaching out with cards to show they care
• Program helps families in need
• Mayor's family target of scam
• Two popular Newburyport eateries join forces on Route 1
• 'A good and happy ride'
• Gift of Giving holiday meal returns to Seabrook
• Holiday shop touts alpaca products, other local goods
• Heard Around Town
• Police Log
• Gifts ideas for avid birdwatchers
• Cat of the Week
• Lapwing makes visit to Plum Island
• Join Photographer Mark Brown for Discussion on Owls and Other Wildlife
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, December 10th, 2010
• Parking plan to face vote Monday
• Pointing the way
• Newbury mulls fate of failing Larkin Road dam
• Fishing backers push for fed 'emergency' followup
• Heard Around Town
• Two men arrested for car breaks
• Activists look to advance marijuana reform legislation
• Art auction fundraiser for Point Shore church
• Electric company provides energy tips for the holidays
• Salisbury tax classification hearing Monday
• True Stories from Letter Carriers Across America
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” December 9th, 2010
• Council to chew over dog park plan
• Positive mental attitude
• Hotel plans are not a 'done deal'
• Seabrook firefighter overwhelmed by praise
• Greenbelt preserves land in two towns
• Benches, outdoor learning space honors retired teacher
• Annual concert for seniors rings with holiday spirit
• Former company chief sentenced in federal fraud case
• Slight tax savings for many Seabrook homeowners
• District Court
• Digging deeper
• Marsh likely to be gone by 2100
• Tierney 'disappointed' in proposed tax deal
• A strong case for snow shoveling this winter
• Wharf owner key figure in Revolution
• Finding her way
• Merrimac to foot much of mold cleanup
• Firefighter credited with saving family
• District court
• Schools post survey to guide future
• 10th Annual NOFA Organic Land Care Course
• Parades delight children in Amesbury, Merrimac, Newbury
• A pre-anniversary face-lift for the Firehouse
• Police logs
• Annual toy drive for local charities taking place this week
• Seabrook tax rate set; bills due out Friday
• Retirement board gets fresh start
• Santa to embark on townwide tour Friday
• Amesbury task force to present anti-bullying plan
• Rowley Town Notebook: Live entertainment nights come to town
• Laurel Grange wants to form junior program
• 'Concern, but not alarm'
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW:Santa Makes the Rounds
• Invite Night! Did We See You There?
• Happy Chanukah!
• Donations pour in to send to troops overseas
• I-95 bike path plan sparks concerns
• Need for holiday aid hits wider community
• Bank grant spruces up Amesbury
• When Newburyporters washed in the bathhouse
• Police logs
• District court
• Probation Department paybacks typical of free society culture
• Take time to enjoy Advent season
• Church notes
• Zach Field Drum Studios presents Plum Island Pans at Firehouse
• Along the byway
• District to pay to fix mold problem
• A drill fit for the movies
• Amesbury man finalist for NECC president
• Former hospital exec skips court; warrant issued
• Seabrook man arrested on stolen property charge
• police logs
• Judge sides with call to fire guards
• district court
• A passion that lights up the night
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, December 3rd, 2010
• Media in the Port Episode 6
• Discover the Essex Heritage Scenic Byway
• Indigo Artist Studio Open House
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” December 2nd, 2010
• Mayor's parking plan in jeopardy
• Letter of the law
• Selectman asks state to resolve ethics dispute
• Superintendent to unveil district appraisal
• Students make lunchtime pitch for the environment
• police logs
• Two arrested in alleged Amesbury mugging
• OppArt artists join Lowell Boat Shop show
• Sand type called 'immaterial'
• Newbury pursuing tax delinquencies
• Livingston Taylor Brings Last Alaska Moon to Firehouse
• Muggsy Barnacle’s Newburyport
• 'Heartbreaking' problems
• Merrimac to boycott school mold meeting
• Newburyport bank delivers $400K dividend
• Mating season brings deer population out of hiding
• POLICE LOGS
• Family at heart of Amesbury Santa Parade
• Emergency transfer may pave way for tax bills this year
• Parking restrictions OK'd near MBTA lot
• 2011 Homecoming committee invites volunteers to meeting
• Sand too fine for PI beach
• Citizen Spotlight: Jon-William Brown
• Newbury wants $1.7M for PI land
• Boat destroyed, worker injured in fire
• Council vote eliminates Civil Service
• Group restores Amesbury church
• Salisbury man hurt in Rowley accident
• Woman charged in stolen car case
• police logs
• Gifts from Salisbury for US troops this holiday
• Pottery sale to benefit survivors of abuse, trauma
• Santa tours Salisbury roads with firefighters Dec. 12
• YANKEE HOMECOMING NEEDS VOLUNTEERS BECAUSE “IT TAKES A VILLAGE”
• Gizmos and Gagdet Learning Night at NPL
• ENCORE PROGRAM (AFTER BREAST CANCER) SESSION 1 STARTS DECEMBER 1
• Santa Claus arrives in the City!
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Newburyport Tree Lighting
• Downtown fuels rise in home values
• Crowds greet St. Nick
• Tarr lands role as state Senate Minority Leader
• Benevolent group seeks to help out Port charities
• Help at the holidays
• Heard Around Town
• Dozens charged with under-aged drinking
• Three injured in 2-car Salisbury crash
• Police logs
• Fighting the tide
• Town sued over Taser incident
• Thousands visit Halloween display to raise money for charity
• When felt hats were all the rage
• Police logs
• District Court
• Falling leaves expose nests and other objects
• What are you preparing?
• Bird watch
• Church notes
• What’s for Dinner? A local Thanksgiving
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, November 19th, 2010
• Water bills rise to pay for plant
• Harvesting Rowley River's shellfish bounty
• Thanksgiving shutout
• For local woman, bank aid is little help
• Recalling the shoemaker for the stars
• Police host food drive next week
• YWCA offers course for breast cancer victims
• Winter parking ban begins next week
• Popular craft fair set for Dec. 4
• Sen.-elect Prescott told: Don't forget 'the bridge'
• Thankful to live in America
• These dancers may steal the show
• Halloween candy becomes treats for troops
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Newburyport at Amesbury Thanksgiving Football
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” November 26th, 2010
• Happy Turkey Day!
• L'Italien lands $100,000 state post after losing election
• 4 years after blast, roadwork wrapping up in Danversport
• Heard around town
• City's Festival of Trees opens this weekend
• Beverly veteran moved by gift of flag from Washington
• Book It!
• A rivalry that's hard to miss
• Amesbury tax bills to rise slightly
• Police: Downtown camera catches suspect in break-in
• Port Charter Commission votes to keep mayoral form of government
• Selectmen to probe cemetery board's raises
• Neighbors voice concerns on car repair business
• Tenn. woman to be mayor's new chief of staff
• police logs
• Moose Lodge treats seniors to Thanksgiving Day dinner
• Gently, yoga classes increase energy, decrease stress
• Citizen Spotlight: `Aine Greaney
• Columnist chooses home for Buddy
• Young soy company sprouts new growth
• Traveling for Turkey Day?
• Arson trial to be moved to Superior Court
• City releases the 2011 property revaluations
• Forum on scenic byway plans to be held Dec. 2
• Cancer victim's penalty is reduced
• police logs
• district court
• Six hundred support young cancer patient
• Sponsored: Kick Up Your Heels in the Heart & Sole High Heel Dash!
• Dessert Auction
• Road rage spike seen in Seabrook
• Council ready to vote on Civil Service issue Nov. 29
• Port police take over Deer Island, temporarily
• Dryer fire guts Salisbury Beach home
• Stepping up on Thanksgiving
• Heard Around Town
• Coupon books to raise funds for Relay for Life
• A race to show pride in Pentucket
• District Court
• Real estate transactions
• Anna Jaques no longer hiring smokers, testing applicants
• Neighbors to fight for sound wall
• Musician finds his niche
• St. Paul's church ready to celebrate 300th anniversary
• Seagull may return to Town Hall perch
• Heard Around town
• Man jailed after rash of burglaries
• Saugus man faces charges in bomb hoax
• Words on Birds
• birdwatch
• AUDIO SLIDESHOW:Inn Street Protege
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, November 19th, 2010
• Unfinished project up for auction
• 'It's a beautiful tree'
• Heard around Town
• Rowley youth shows 'power of one' with pumpkins for veterans
• Government at a glance
• School starts new tradition with Panther Bowl
• Third-graders to perform Thanksgiving skit
• Lighthouse Auction farewell
• Powder Puff game gets Spirit Week rolling at high school
• POLICE LOGS
• SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR ALAN KHAZEI TO DISCUSS VOLUNTEERISM & SERVICE
• Classrooms have 'high' mold levels
• Governor's Academy seniors measure PI beach erosion patterns
• Newburyport teen's next stage: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• New bridge design sticks with tradition
• Heard around Town
• League meeting in Newbury tonight
• More students choosing to stay at Triton
• Forum draws large crowd to discuss crime, drug abuse
• How to prevent your child from getting lost
• DISTRICT COURT
• The Polar Express
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” November 18th, 2010
• One Furious Feast: The Tannery Reading Series Serves up Star Authors Christina Thompson, Rishi Reddi and Daniel Tobin for a Delicious Thanksgiving Clash of Cultures
• Stir the Pot hosts Khazei talk, book signing
• Deal struck to save church
• Last-minute gift
• Santa's Helpers on the job in Salisbury again this year
• Chairman resigns after outbursts
• Soldier visits to tell students about the military
• Businesses gear up to take on mall stores with 'Plaid Friday'
• Heard around town
• police logs
• Anti-Obama protesters rile W. Newbury residents
• Citizen Spotlight: Mike Houlihan
• Scientists seek energy answers below ground
• Heard around town
• OVER AND OUT
• Government at a glance
• Seven seek open seat on Finance Committee
• Club fundraising for Christmas tree lights
• Turkey Challenge helps Our Neighbors' Table
• Return to the '50s at Bresnahan Sock Hop tonight
• Downtown vendors may be reduced to just 2
• Who is your beneficiary?
• Missed Restaurants…Missed Column…New Restaurants…Rick’s Floor Show
• Sand washes off PI beach
• HOT STUFF
• Hoping to tell Newburyport's richest tales
• Schools talk education in 21st century
• Newbury woman woman gives thoroughbreds a 'second chance'
• police logs
• Couple spend night in woods after accident
• Panel that OK'd speed bumps to meet again tonight
• Amesbury chamber names new chairman, sets goals
• Students collect cans for a cause
• Digging through history
• The day 'Flying Yankee' came to town
• Everest climber's talk captivates audience
• Despite being in minority, Tierney still has influence
• Heard Around Town
• Abandoned graveyard saved by volunteers
• Police logs
• Wintering birds are filtering into our area
• Bird watch
• An honor 'long overdue'
• District court
• police logs
• Port takes steps to shore up businesses when bridge closes
• Newbury considers tax hikes
• Mayor on a roll at bowling tournament
• An honor 'long overdue'
• A showing of pride
• Daughter gives father the gift of life
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, November 12th, 2010
• Fundraiser for Opportunity Works
• Burglary case may lead to counterfeiting charges
• Sticky mess covers Port roads
• Council says yes to DPW study - strings attached
• Veteran voices
• PI property assessments challenged
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” November 11th, 2010
• Wayne from Maine
• Fighting Cancer with Humility and Grit
• NH police watching for distracted drivers
• Police charge four in house breaks
• Insurance costs force budget to rise
• district court
• Help Our Troops
• Newburyport Mother Club’s Early Education Fair Showcases Array of Choices in the Area
• For Art’s Sake
• Council OKs special permit for Anna Jaques expansion
• Salisbury struggles to complete rental inspections
• Police ask residents to fill a cruiser for food pantry
• Heard around town
• Police officer almost hit by driver on cell phone
• 'Green' building codes approved
• Celebrating service
• Mayor: Tax rate to rise
• Dozens step forward to give Buddy home
• AUDIO SLIDE SHOW:Honored Dead, World War 2
• Citizen Profile: Rhina Espaillat
• Pony Rides to Help Save Clyde!
• Seabrook Station Siren Testing
• Seabrook siren tests tomorrow
• Meeting tonight on toxin cleanup at Water St. site
• district court
• Council OKs local meals tax option
• police logs
• Clock donor eludes dates with death
• Ticktock returns to Firehouse clock
• Crash shutters store
• Salisbury prepares for bridge closure
• Owner challenges 'historic' tax bills
• Mayor invites all parties in waterfront development to meet together
• correction
• Monday Blitz
• Elm St. closed after car hits telephone pole
• police logs
• Tarr will seek GOP leadership seat
• Turbine proposal brings need for bylaws
• Officials have concerns on parking plan
• Becoming best buddies
• Schools getting tough on bullying
• Sponsored: Kick Up Your Heels in the Heart & Sole High Heel Dash!
• Rebuild plan for condemned home clears hurdle
• Bride-to-be gets surprise serenade
• Fired Groveland officer appeals to court
• Saying goodbye to an 'institution'
• Town settles mall suit
• The YWCA Greater Newburyport will be holding an Informational Session for their Breast Cancer
• Cat of the week
• Bird-watching programs
• New Stokes field guide sets new standard
• Hearing Nov. 30 on nuclear plant's license renewal
• Heard around town
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, November 5th, 2010
• Winnacunnet student wins award at FFA convention
• Chamber contest invites businesses to get all decked out
• Mayor shares center plans with seniors
• Hotel plan to come before Planning Board on Monday
• Heard around town
• Biden, Obama validate mission of crisis center
• Siren test serves as emergency education
• High Expo-tations
• Only time will tell true impact of alcohol tax repeal
• Meals tax on front burner
• “Works in Colored Pencil” at the Firehouse Gallery
• NEET volunteer driven to help others
• Volunteers aim to open library early next year
• Baddour re-elected over Cole
• district court
• police logs
• Despite few citations, police say driver texting ban works
• Mayor, NRA split on open waterfront
• Eight face charges in theft ring
• Ready for a comeback
• Lung cancer patient aims to help others
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” November 4th, 2010
• Stanley ekes out win for final term
• Cousins jubilant over 3rd win
• Costello beats Troyli in landslide victory
• Liquor tax appears nixed; Question 3 fails by wide margin
• Tierney rolls to re-election win
• Patrick wins second term as governor
• 'A clear message'
• Photographer Mark Brown Presents “The Hidden World of Owls” at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats
• GNBF hosts a fundraiser for Jeanne Gieger Crisis Center
• Governor results
• Republicans rout Democrats in Seabrook
• Statewide roundup
• 'Spirited contests,' ballot questions to bring record turnout
• Accident leads police to underage drinking party
• Police probe death of Groveland woman hit by pickup truck
• Race is on to keep Clyde in city
• Tower rises over Salisbury
• Local election results
• Local election results
• Townie Tuesday Twofer! Cynthia Meade and Gina Barrette
• NAA Members’ Fall Open Show
• Burglary suspects held on bail
• Kids trick-or-treating watch 'beatdown' in street
• Police: Dad shook baby violently
• State still not set on bridge closure
• Just one more day
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: The Week in Sports 10/25 - 10/30
• “Boxed In” lead-actor comes up from “the land of the long white cloud”
• Mayor hires assistant treasurer, fills slots on library board
• District Court
• police logs
• Candidates for statewide office
• Polling places
• Candidacy paints new portrait for Troyli
• For Costello, mixing family, work part of the job
• Town to vote on rare tax underride
• Rally draws hundreds to Port
• Patrick, Tierney in Newburyport today
• Woodpeckers are attracted to suet
• Where is the love?
• District Court
• Police logs
• Anketell trails far behind the sheriff in his fundraising
• Local trick-or-treating times
• Restaurant shuffle in downtown Port
• Planner to aid stadium renovation
• Spreading Halloween cheer
• 'Making a big difference'
• Dessert auction to benefit Class of 2013
• Commission chooses two to review charter
• Police Logs
• Police: Man assaulted pregnant girlfriend
• Candidates trade barbs in debate
• Councilors: Sell surplus buildings to pay off debt
• Jobless rate dips; many still searching
• Five years later, Happy Meal won't rot
• Police: Suspects tied to break-ins
• PHOTO GALLERY: Halloween parades
• BOBBY BAKER SOLO SHOW
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, October 29rd, 2010
• Mayor hires consultant to find energy savings
• Opponent drops libel suit against congressman
• HALFTIME HEROES
• Holaday to view plans for NRA buildings
• Mayor to scale back plan
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” October 28th, 2010
• Scouts collecting food for pantry on Nov. 13
• Mayor envisions loss of millions if Question 3 passes
• Absentee ballot deadline nearing
• Mayor seeks input on community center
• Heard Around Town
• Taking stock of Costello's bills, laws
• Media in the Port Episode #5
• City Council agrees to fund consultant
• Charter commission faces another resignation
• Town puts away $1M in free cash
• Police logs
• Teen in rock-throwing incident known to police
• Superintendent promises to return foreign languages
• Cousins' rival alleges illegal disclosure
• Recreation returns to restored watershed
• Port council loosens on stretch code
• Farmers cash in on crops
• Government at a glance
• Government at a glance
• Former tenant charged with stealing from landlord
• Cole picked as delegate to 2011 science convention
• Brown steps down
• Port police bag first driver with cell phone law
• Hudak sues Tierney over campaign ads
• 'Childish' politics target scarecrow
• Police marvel at 86-year-old lost man's long journey
• Turbine eyed for Amesbury
• Townie Tuesday: Jill Frangipane
• Candidates agree: Pension reforms are crucial
• Questions arise over $180K payment to candidate
• MTV gives local cereal makers rockin' boost
• Port soldier in heat of Afghan battle
• Stakes are high for tax rollback
• Sponsored: “Tips & Treats” in Amesbury
• Beach sand totals near projections
• Rockingham County Grand Jury indictments
• District Court
• Police logs
• Another person arrested in rash of house breaks
• POLICE LOGS
• Groveland police warn of burglaries
• Seabrook nuclear plant agrees to more monitoring
• Mushroom hunt goes awry for man, 86
• Heard Around Town
• Newburyport was built brick by brick
• Hotel plan faces unusual foe in beavers
• Police: Teen hurls boulder in station
• Police: Puppy stolen in drug deal gone bad in Groveland
• Army Corps seeks to fix river jetties
• Halloween Fun at Joppa Flats
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, October 23rd, 2010
• Police chase leads to probation
• Two more charged in area house breaks
• 'Love Bus' sees growth, hope in fight against cancer
• City may rethink outdoor seating
• Three bold mice scamper around at elementary school
• West Newbury government at a glance
• Warnings raised over dirty water
• Port bridge first to get bike lane
• Ruling the roost
• Board rethinks zoning restriction
• Final Art Walk of 2010 – Ends with Special Tours
• Grand jury to hear suspects' case
• police logs
• Lake Attitash organization awarded $146K grant
• Woman wins OK to rebuild PI house
• Retailers, officials oppose alcohol tax
• Cleanup of downtown land to cost $2.4 million
• Turbines proposed in Newbury
• Second Methuen woman accuses man of attacks
• Drop of a hat
• Indigo Studio Open House
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” October 21th, 2010
• A Fur Ball Invitation from Captain Courageous
• Police chase leads to crash, arrest
• Voters asked to back $10M Page School repairs
• Stanley, Finneran support one casino
• Lane added to ease Hines Bridge traffic
• Amesbury mill sells for $616K at auction
• No common ground
• Maudslay is Haunted
• Hunting the Great Marsh
• Friends join forces to raise funds for paralyzed woman
• police logs
• Dangerousness hearing for accused arsonist postponed
• Merrimac lawyer, wife face embezzling charges
• Cost breakdowns of school project
• Citizen Profile: Shirley Whittet
• Heard around town
• Witches will be out and about on Friday
• Salisbury police take aim at cybercrime
• district court
• Police logs
• Childhood obesity gets the runaround
• Hidden treasures on display
• Volunteers help give cat 10th life
• State representative debate set for tonight
• Candidates at odds over education
• Now here’s progress on an important part of our local history – Powder House Restoration A celebration!
• Sale of PI property moves ahead
• Trick-or-treat set for Oct. 31
• Firefighters show they do more than put out fires
• Two more apply for seat on city's Charter Commission
• police logs
• Salisbury turns to AG program to solve blight
• Stanley, Finneran find some common ground
• Cop fired for sleeping in cruiser
• HOT STUFF
• Suspects charged in break attempt
• Birdwatch
• Buyers interested in reopening Excel Gym
• All-night pumping saves troubled road
• Changing of the guard
• Developer files plan to build hotel
• Tierney and Hudak trade jabs at debate
• District court
• Birding programs
• Lighting up mom's birthday
• Port's first Health Fair to offer screenings, clinics and flu shots to residents
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, October 15th, 2010
• Firm reopens after chemical accident
• Council tables vote on DPW study
• Auction to benefit women's crisis center
• Cole still on ballot in Senate race
• district court
• Suspect in motel stabbing held without bail
• Aboard the dredge Illinois
• Discovery of pre-Revolutionary War wharf may delay project
• Flooding threatens Middle Road
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” October 14th, 2010
• NHS stages 'The Importance of Being Earnest'
• Deceased woman found after 10 days
• police logs
• Heard around town
• Clock tower coming to State Street
• Burglary suspect may be linked to more thefts
• Panel split on repeal of state housing law
• Beach-building effort comes up short
• PI Center beach restored
• Manager accused of setting fire
• PHOTO GALLERY: Tour of the dredging vessel Illinois.
• Council OKs $2.4M for safety buildings
• Heard Around Town
• Representative candidates to debate issues
• Woodman Park work to relieve playing field problem
• 'Apprentice' makes house call in Rowley
• Ex-City Hall worker charged with making secret recordings
• Manhunt details emerge
• Representative candidates to debate issues
• BOBBY BAKER SOLO SHOW
• Folk-rock duo AZTEC TWO-STEP to perform at The Firehouse Center for the Arts
• Forum on 'anti-snob' zoning set for tonight
• Port arts video needs public's vote
• Box draws bomb squad
• Local dealership adopts wild turkey
• Reflections of Nature, Featured Artist Show At the Newburyport Art Association
• Citizen Profile: Anna Smulowitz
• Schedule for visioning sessions
• Merrimac Municipal Calendar
• Town employees participate in Well Power program
• Chili Cookoff will heat things up
• Car crashes into Salisbury butcher shop
• New Comcast pact includes TV studio
• Candidates disagree on casino plan
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: The Week in Sports 10/4 - 10/9
• Sponsored: Make One Change with The Natural Dog!
• Scarecrows Invade Downtown Newburyport!
• district court
• police logs
• Heard Around Town
• Down Winder wins name contest by a head
• Music, Facebook help reunite Class of '70
• Family to run in Greece's 2,500th marathon
• Finally, sand gushes onto island
• Roadway eyed for rotary
• Newburyport Chamber Mixer at Opportunity Works
• WHALES OF THE GULF OF MAINE – LECTURE AT MASS AUDUBON’S JOPPA FLATS
• births
• bird watch
• Discover birding hot spots on quiet days
• Heard around town
• Cat nap on a cold night begets years of benevolence toward felines
• PERFECT 10
• Minister takes on military suicides
• Charges reduced against officer, friend
• Byfield man caught after huge search
• Wildlife Celebration Day today
• Schools' MCAS results praised
• Pentucket 10th-grade MCAS results
• Temporary traffic changes on Middle Road
• Newburyport officials hopeful on Plum Island sand
• Chamber members urged to support bond measures
• Dance will raise scholarship funds in Jack Morrill's name
• Charter panel seeks candidates for open seat
• Chemical scare forces evacuation
• Clippers to air live
• Holaday gives union raise, gets concessions
• Parking plan will wait for spring
• Funky pumpkins
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, October 8th, 2010
• Newbury library spared staff cuts
• Walk, run to benefit center
• Eremian has history of law troubles
• Tierney's gambling bill vote questioned
• Scandal throws wrench into race
• Tierney's wife pleads guilty
• A Celebration of Local, Seasonal Food and Music Too
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” October 7th, 2010
• Firefighters seeking votes to win $10,000 grant
• Nominations of inspiring women, girl sought
• District rehires school resource officer
• Heard around town
• Storms halt dredging, further erode beaches
• Members to decide historic church's fate
• Chococoa Baking Company on Chronicle!
• Parker River Wildlife Celebration Day on Saturday, October 9th!
• Merrimack Valley Painters at the Newburyport Art Association
• Police logs
• October brings national awareness to breast cancer
• Poor attendance kills attempt to hold Groveland Town Meeting
• Salisbury Book and Bake Sale has 'a lot of everything'
• Reduced recess means more work, less play at Molin school
• Second suspect charged in stabbing
• Newburyport award-winning chowder
• Chow-der Down
• PI land sale will ensure beach access
• Young Artists’ Work to be Exhibited at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
• Citizen Spotlight: Reverend Bertrand Steeves
• Port man arrested in bar fight
• At 90, Emily Poore retires as Laurel Grange treasurer
• 'Landmark' Groveland gardener thinks it might be time to quit
• Port recreation department considers offering extreme running classes
• Report: Community center will offer more programs, cost less
• School officer accused of child rape free with monitoring bracelet
• Triton student faces charges in bomb threat
• Heard around Town
• More charges in assault
• Diligence brings more parking fines at Salisbury Beach
• Whittier Museum opens parlour to 'Melopoeia'
• Paid parking plan on committee's agenda Thursday
• Court ends appeals on library
• Costello, Trolyi at odds on tax cut
• Mystery returns to Marlboro St. for Halloween
• 'Traveling museum'
• Man stabbed at Salisbury Beach motel
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: The week in sports 9/27 - 10/01
• Andrea Holland Hart at The Bridge Gallery
• Protecting Your Child’s Identitiy
• Public urged to take part in Anti-Bullying Workshop
• Solace for Stephanie hosts free night out
• Sign-stealing alleged in campaign for Congress
• 'Thrilled' with bigger beach
• School lunch menus
• elder menus
• Police logs
• Police join forces to stop break-in spree in region
• DISTRICT COURT
• Newbury faces serious financial woes next year
• Calico lobster makes a rare appearance
• Friends rally to help infant
• Concussion worries lead to new mandate
• Drought makes for off-color foliage
• Salisbury officials to charge former landlord with negligence
• Scam targets school band
• NRA eyes waterfront land for buildings
• NRA eyes downtown waterfront land for buildings
• Newburyport Clippers
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, October 1st, 2010
• Selectmen approve all Special Town Meeting articles
• Weekend feast for history enthusiasts
• Motorcycle ride to benefit woman with brain cancer
• District court
• police logs
• Committee OKs $280,000 study for new DPW building
• Gym's co-tenant finds new location
• Boardwalk sinkhole to get short-term fix
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” Sept. 30th, 2010
• Seabrook selectmen endorse trail project
• Hauler's request to use sewer treatment plant denied
• District Court
• police logs
• Plum Island Turnpike culvert being repaired
• Teen drives into Byfield apartment
• Hudak touts poll numbers
• Amesbury officials support building repairs
• Pentucket to dedicate new scoreboard in athlete's memory
• Creating a campus landmark
• Portsmouth man dies in I-95 crash
• Local companies build 30-foot fire and rescue boat
• Resident incorrectly listed as owing taxes
• Finance board votes to move snow dump
• Board postpones decision on rebuild of PI home
• Port police probe sex assault case in industrial park
• Teen drivers face penalties with text law
• Time to send in some sand?
• Newburyport man swims English Channel
• “96 Tears” at The Actor’s Studio
• Liz Frame & The Kickers Headline a Benefit Concert at The Firehouse
• police logs
• Meals tax gets mixed reviews
• Hundreds of pounds of drugs taken back
• Airgun incident elicits warning from Newburyport school
• Bad weather continues to hamper dredging project
• Baker feels 'bounce' from supporters
• Citizen Spotlight: Kristin Seim
• Newburyport Clippers
• Walk Against Violence steps off Oct. 17
• Salisbury cultural grants available
• Hampton District Court
• police logs
• Bus passes will soon be mandatory
• A buried treasure, West Point ring returned to vet
• Foreclosure boom hits local market
• The Roald Dahl Festival is coming to Newburyport!
• BHUTAN – LAND OF DRAGONS: LECTURE AT MASS AUDUBON’S JOPPA FLATS
• Sponsored: ARE YOU LIVING YOUR VALUES?
• District Court
• police logs
• Teen reports being robbed at gunpoint in Port Saturday
• Electric worker survives shock
• Buzz building for Amesbury's eating scene
• Foreclosures on the increase
• Antique cars coming home for visit
• Cole's exit won't deter local GOP
• Opera Boston presents “The Telephone” at the Firehouse
• PHOTO SLIDESHOW: The week in sports 9/20 - 9/25
• Elder menus
• The spiritual path is lined with love
• School lunch menus
• Prescription drug take-back takes place today
• Live at the Farmer's Market
• A memorable journey to Topsfield Fair
• NHS students share mixed reviews on new schedule
• Salisbury Beach has a season of success
• 'Skimmers' find unusual landing pad
• Port dogs may have their day
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, September 24th, 2010
• Newbury may have to shut down DPW barn
• Police logs
• Truck forces rush-hour detour
• Council to weigh multi-community aid agreement
• Popular Rowley gym forced to close its doors
• Landfill closure will continue into next year
• Covered bridge comes to campus
• Meals tax may fix sidewalks
• Resident wants town to pay for car repairs
• SPEED DEMONS
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” September 23, 2010
• Boston Red Sox Pitcher to Attend The 2nd Annual Golf Open
• Manners on their mind
• Lower Green an 'endangered' resource
• Dredging, beach work resume following delay
• Scuffle the latest incident involving teens downtown
• Taking the plunge
• Commission considering mayor's role
• Newburyport Film Festival the Inside Take
• Pentucket superintendent picked for education panel
• History of rowley light department
• Rowley Light Department to celebrate a century of service
• Local girl's art selected for fundraiser
• Bridge closure delayed
• 20th Annual Wet Paint Auction
• Watershed council has new director
• Newbury awards recycling contracts
• Bank keeps displaced Salisbury tenants locked out
• Chamber pushes for state grant to help promote businesses
• Police logs
• Cab, livery company fight over operations
• Prescription drug drop-off day set for Saturday
• Police: Cameras catch shoplifter
• Green growth
• Playgrounds closed as repairs begin
• Heard Around Town
• Annual High School Night at the IC
• After winning primary, Senate hopeful may pull out of race
• Thursday Toon Time
• Dredging stalled by rough seas, broken part
• Newburyport Chamber of Commerce “Chamber Chat” September 16, 2010
• Igor won't be ignored
• WNBP & Newburyport-Today: This Week in The ‘Port, September 17rd, 2010
• Mayor asks $2.4M for station fixes
• A Celebration of Local, Seasonal Food
• Theater in the Open Presents “Poe.”
• FLORAL FANTASY
• A Community Gem
• Newburyport Adult Education Classes Begin this Week!
• Family Harvest Festival Features Puppets, Pumpkins, and Pie!
• Townie Tuesday: Tarah Cammett
• New gates won't close off reservation
• Special education council to establish vision
• Clerk's office closed part of Thursday
• Police log
• Police schedule drop-off day for prescription drugs
• Students honored for Excellence in Education
• Students focus on respect at first community gathering
• Police logs
• Amidon Avenue speed bumps to be reviewed
• Newburyport Survey
• Port soldier's family hopes to spread cheer to troops
• 'Jewel' gets its due
• Flu season is near, but better handled this year
• Citizens want City Hall changes
• births
• School lunch menus
• programs at Sandy Point
• Autumn brings migrating hawks to area
• Heard Around Town
• Remembering the doughboys and their hall
• Scavenging to help kids
• Poop sloop? Town flooded with ideas for vessel's name
• A line in the sand
• Home sales on rise in local market
• Trails and Sails offers high-tech way to navigate event
• Nursing home owner, neighbors face charges in family brawl
• Committee raises Civil concerns
• 'She's going to freak'
• district court
• Time to register for fall programs at local library
• Boy Scout troop holds open house
• Local Trails and Sails events
• Board wants history behind weather vane
• Church replaces Port print shop
• Curriculum night Sept. 23 for Sweetsir School parents
• Downing ready to step into sheriff's role as top vote-getter
• Spirits awaken for Yom Kippur at Ahavas Achim
• Police name woman hurt in car crash
• Close vote sets 'Lizzie Borden' free of murder charge
• Schools continue to show 'positive' MCAS progress
• Bank buys back beach buildings
• Boaters need to use care around dredge in river
• Opponents take bite out of meals tax plan with petition
• Agreement for Route 1 in the works
• police logs
• Salisbury braces for noise, hassle from beach project
• Salisbury places lien on Ocean Ave. property
• Three vie for Rowley building inspector job; decision Sept. 20
• Economy scuttles cottage resort in Salisbury
• Ready to get to work
• Cole, Troyli move on to November ballot
• Hudak to take on Tierney
• Smart Boards enliven Penn Brook classrooms
• NEF upgrades computers in middle, high schools
• Primary election ballot
• Councilors skeptical on consultant
• Relay raises $76,387 for cancer research
• NH man charged with kidnapping
• district court
• police logs
• Primary turnout may get a boost
• Golf like Mike
• Seniors honor fire, police as 'heroes'
• A convenient donation
• Witches Night Out!
• Job fair tomorrow at Masonic Hall
• Field of Honor pays homage to those who sacrificed
• Port woman not hurt in crash
• District Court
• police logs
• Local fans cheer Patriots season opener
• With Illinois on site, prep work begins
• Spirits soar with butterflies at Fly-Away Festival
• Ex-Groveland officer padded pay for $73K
• Landfill smells are back Crow Lane work moves forward
• PHOTO GALLERY: Fly Away Festival
• School lunch menus
• Cyclist struck, injured on PI Turnpike
• Heard around town
• 'Ill wind' does good for Old Town Hill
• Hudak not shy about making sure that his voice is heard
• A quiet campaigner, McCarthy reaches out on Internet
• Commission OKs lake lowering to stem weeds
• Hines bridge to close Oct. 18
• Shorebirds and beach traffic challenge birders
• cat of the week
• Men arrested on weapons charges
• Salisbury leads fight vs. 40B law
• City to take control of Emma Andrews Branch Library
• School head keeps eye on big picture
• Kids rally for fallen friend
• High tide puts on a show at Brown's Lobster Pound
• Heard Around Town
• Sept. 11 events planned for tomorrow
• Owner seeks to rebuild razed PI house
• Study: 1 in 4 students overweight
• Principal takes the lead in cleaning up Page School grounds
• Fundraisers set for cancer research, Pettengill House
• Byfield to start voting at library
• Heard around town
• Agreement close on downtown parking plan
• Motorcyclist seriously injured after losing control in driveway
• Dredging to now start Wednesday
• A trying transition
• High school adopts rating standards for theater productions
• Mayor calls for council to act on bill
• police logs
• Bail reduced for kidnapping suspect
• High school irons out scheduling kinks
• GOP battles for state Senate seat
• Holdouts at beach start to concede
• 'Best day of the year'
• Flags to wave this weekend at Field of Honor
• Fund set up for victims of fire
• district court
• Class of 1947 holds reunion
• Fire victim in serious condition
• Solar panels generating electricity for high school
• georgetown municipal calendar
• Heard around town
• Gloves come off in governor's councilor race
• Port taxes creep up gradually
• Property tax bill trends
• This harvest one for the record books
• 2010: The year of the boat
• Two veteran lifeguards hang up towels
• Amesbury makes changes to busing
• Amesbury School Bus Routes
• police logs
• Man suffers 1st-degree burns in Salisbury fire
• Lucy's legacy lives on at 'Fly-Away'
• Costs stall mold repairs
• Amesbury residents rally to revive Town Park
• Storm hype 'a necessary evil'
• Playing it safe
• Police find guns, ammo in residence
• Parker River Wildlife Refuge programs
• Police logs
• DISTRICT COURT
• Rain plays havoc with bird feeders
• cats of the week
• The day Bobby Donahue disappeared
• Report: New England fishermen have deadliest profession
• For surfers, hurricane brings a bounty of waves
• Police logs
• During dredging, police chief can shut down Plum Island beach
• West Newbury officials brace for potential storm
• Mayor proposes change in operations at library
• Two-day forecast
• Officials urge basic precautions
• Some events canceled, but many go on
• Island on alert for flooding, surf
• Region set for brush with storm
• Campground, beach closed
• Heard Around Town
• City wins $625K to fight youth substance abuse
• Councilors balk at $10K for charter consultant
• Chief: Flaggers 'not a good arrangement'
• MEMA: Earl's impacts still unclear
• Waves, rescues surge
• Household hazardous waste collection Sept. 11
• Boats, residents to light up lake
• New school leader promotes team approach
• Earl will slow beach project a bit
• Museum to dispose of unwanted items for a nominal fee
• Seniors would get dog licenses free under proposed bill
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• Two indicted on child rape charges
• Lago snowboard to be raffled by library
• Officials, boaters keep close eye on hurricane
• Council approves water plant rehab
• Newbury to ban access to PI beach
• Black Dog ship ties up in Newburyport
• Back to the books
• Flag complaints spur new look at town rules
• Amaral leaves for Lowell job soon
• Police logs
• Burglary foiled at Seabrook credit union
• School district to receive $188,000 to save jobs
• Community health fair on tap for this fall
• If Earl closes in, emergency call system will be used
• Dangerous rip currents hit beaches
• Senator wants sound barriers considered
• Driver charged in fatal car crash
• 'I wanted to cry'
• Sandbars new attraction on river
• Mayor makes clothes call, bans jeans in City Hall
• Rowly man dies in fall from ladder
• Canadians help out with basketball camp at Market St. church
• Noted musician to perform at library
• Lake Attitash Association issues call to action
• Ferry Road sidewalk work almost completed
• Heard Around Town
• Police: Crackdown on bars gets results
• Birdwatch
• births
• Something new in many congregations
• Plum Island birds please foreign visitors
• Heard Around Town
• Auction set for 'slumlord' apartments, leaving tenants homeless
• Police lab to study bone found on beach
• All Saints' to offer meals for needy
• 'Those are gold'
• Dredging to start after Labor Day
• Triton High School and Triton Middle School Bus Routes
• Heard Around Town
• Thieves must apologize for stealing purse, vial of man's ashes
• police logs
• Union church grapples with decision on selling
• Walk for the spirit
• 'Surprised and honored'
• Mayor delays time line on paid parking
• Selectmen give OK to install solar panels on Pipestave Hill
• Government at a glance
• Mayor: City to pull in big profits
• Customers scramble for eggs
• PI sandbags near end of line after pounding in storm
• Dance will benefit projects for Bura, Africa
• Heard around town
• Countdown to new school year begins
• Area's rain deficit made good in two days
• Port schools to receive Race to the Top funding
• Mayor's parking plan: Where money comes from and goes
• Lottery pushes for $50K from store
• police logs
• Police offer car-seat checks Sept. 25
• DISTRICT COURT
• Heard Around Town
• Clara Sillars toasted on 100th birthday
• Oklahoma man charged in Seabrook burglary
• Salisbury swimmers warned of strong surf
• DEA launches national Take-Back Day for prescription drugs
• Suspects in beating let out on bail
• Another day of pounding
• district court
• police logs
• New UMass harbor survey seeks data on boaters
• Members hope to reopen library
• Rain finally arrives, but is it too little, too late?
• Nor'easter hammers PI
• Kid's Club registration now open
• Triton wins competitive state innovation grant
• PTO fundraiser will help meet teachers' needs
• Senior Center to host 'Lizzie Borden and the 40 Whacks'
• real estate transactions
• Council subcommittee to discuss mayor's parking plan
• Rotary Club seeking applicants for exchange trip next year to Hong Kong
• Update on Cottage Advisors' plan set for Aug. 31
• Meeting to save Union church slated for Thursday
• police logs
• A piece of local print history, etched in lead
• Sturgeon take surprise route from Maine to Merrimack River
• Weather reduces EEE fears
• Fresh food and more
• 12-year-old wears Jr. Miss Seabrook crown
• Police logs
• Police catch man in baseball bat beating
• Port native killed in hit and run in S.C.
• Bird names can be fascinating
• Tea Party on the green
• The days when trolleys rumbled in Port
• High bacteria levels to keep lake closed
• 'I love doing this stuff'
• 'Very special' auction of centuries-old estate
• Dredging may start in weeks
• Another owner cited for leaving dog in hot car
• Criticism, kudos for nuclear plant's plan
• Republicans rally for fall election at picnic
• Paid-parking plan passes final hurdle
• Into the wild blue yonder
• Property sales in Seabrook show uptick over last year
• Registration open for after-school programs
• Spartan Race up to 2,100 entrants
• Holiday trash, recycling schedules
• Landfill problems head to mediation
• Anna Jaques to expand
• City seeks input on Joppa Park upgrades
• Government at a glance
• All Saints' Church to hold open house
• Art Association schedules classes
• Plum Island sand: 'surplus' or not?
• Town still pushing for road widening near proposed mall
• Heard Around Town
• Anti-nuclear groups want license for Seabrook plant postponed
• 'Fearless and proficient'
• Port considers purchasing all city streetlights
• PHOTO GALLERY: Funeral of U.S. Army Ranger Sgt. Nicol
• police logs
• City close to picking paid-parking system
• Town prepared for fallen soldier's funeral today
• Next step for tax delinquents is property liens
• Police: Break-in at condemned property
• Displaced Salisbury tenants, town seek legal action against landlord
• Charges filed for dogs left in cars
• Rust from overpass strikes car
• Welcoming back their flock
• To foreign visitors, Port is wunderhéºbsch
• Heard around town
• Seabrook prescription drug collection program inspires bill
• 'Life is going to get better'
• No bail for theft suspects
• Local parish to host funeral of Ranger killed in Afghanistan
• Seabrook school social set for Aug. 26
• Seabrook Old Home Days Baby Pageant results
• Cuteness is the key at Seabrook Baby Pageant
• Tomorrow's event will honor military families
• National Grid incident deemed a miscommunication
• Rising jazz star coming to Maudslay
• Sun and smiles highlight Old Home Days
• Triton superintendent names new chief academic officer
• Police logs
• Two face burglary charges
• MVRTA center to break ground
• Newbury to push sale of PI parcel
• West Newbury finds new leader close to home
• Tax holiday a boon for some, a bust for others
• Trail blazing
• From coping to conquering
• Birding programs offered in August
• Elder menus
• West Newbury man killed in N.H. car crash
• Bird watch
• Displaced tenants in Salisbury say landlord is hiding
• 126 years ago, city celebrated explorer's return
• Passing the baton
• Assault suspects remain in custody
• Amesbury police investigate 'odd' National Grid incident
• Amesbury Republican to take on Costello
• Giant striper landed in river
• Teeming with tuna
• Selectmen to pick new town clerk/counsel tomorrow
• Newbury to try to fix flooding on Middle Road
• DISTRICT COURT
• Police circulate photos in hotel theft
• police logs
• Residents still upset over bobolink nest destruction
• Lost dog found safe and sound
• Grant buys new gear for fire department
• Fall Town Meeting to be held Oct. 26
• police logs
• Seabrook officer injured working detail in Hampton
• Chief: Amorello 'uncooperative,' not passed out
• Board of Health working on school fluoride program
• Restitution cut in Yellow School case
• That sinking feeling
• Tax holiday not enough, say some liquor stores
• Suspects in purse snatching arrested
• City to test Reverse 911 system
• NY family looking for lost coonhound
• Slide show features Smithtown
• Dog waste fines are on the rise
• Crimesquad ringleader back in jail
• In Joey's honor
• As PI erosion shifts, so do sand estimates
• District Court
• police logs
• Patrons craving restaurant before it even opens
• Lake Gardner reopens for swimming
• MicroCreamery melting
• Bresnahan School welcomes new assistant principal
• district court
• Barnicle to join Friends' golf tourney
• Rotary sponsors night for cool cars at Sports Park
• Rowley library activities
• Maritime museum acquires 'priceless' 1772 original document
• PI checkpoint attempts to stem alcohol incidents
• Displaced families look for answers
• georgetown municipal calendar
• Mayor pushes for Jr. ROTC Coast Guard program
• Bishop Fenwick Honor Roll
• Contractor chosen for new transportation center
• Merrimac Municipal Calendar
• Summer reading program comes to a close
• State Street makes gains in ambience
• Small library has big plans for future
• Church wants to offer special needs Sunday School
• Ordinance sought for speed bumps
• Heard Around Town
• Toxic algae closes Lake Attitash in Amesbury
• Town condemns building
• Charity event a personal journey for Amesbury man
• 'I ride for grandma'
• Programs at Parker River WiLDLIFE Refuge
• Learn about Thacher Island at refuge
• cat of the week
• Elder menus
• Births
• Lake Gardner Beach closed for high levels of E. coli
• Fake $100 bill passed at festival
• Request filed to demolish, rebuild home
• Council to vote Monday on increasing dog waste fines
• Port, surrounding areas now in 'no discharge area'
• City moves ahead with collecting unpaid taxes
• Police arrest four in beating, seek fifth
• Rowley company faces fine in blast
• Heartbreaking decision
• VIDEO: Praline's audition for "Cupcake Wars," by Benjamin Knight
• VIDEO: Praline's audition for "Cupcake Wars," by Benjamin Wright
• Police Logs
• Whittier Home garden party fundraiser celebrates poet's life
• New NES principal sets excellence as a goal
• Foundation gives $50,000 to transitional housing group
• Bake shop gets sweet response to casting call
• Hot enough for ya?
• Widow seeks return of stolen ashes
• Elderly driver to be cited in parade crash
• A rare pair
• City enacts voluntary water ban
• Arthur Allen remembered for myriad interests, talents
• Mayor pushing parking plan to NRA, Trust
• Amesbury woman jailed in court error
• Bumps slow drivers on public way
• Land deal helps move beach project forward
• Preparing for 'Wars'
• A taste of farm life for city kids at Emery House
• Fun for everyone at Merrimac Old Home Days
• Library activities just for teens
• State grants alcohol license for restaurant
• New legislation will help solar energy projects in Salisbury
• State Senate passes Newbury insurance bill
• W. Newbury selectmen set top priorities for coming year
• Police logs
• Plan to draw down town's lakes, ponds moves ahead
• Landfill odor complaints renewed
• NECC to look nationally for president
• Police cite a few flaws in busy Yankee Homecoming week
• Accident victims out of hospital
• School guard charged with statutory rape
• Taking its toll
• Military families to be honored Aug. 18
• Driver, passenger injured in Route 110 crash
• police logs
• Port to get its share of dredged beach sand
• Coming together
• Parking problems arise
• Town seeks aid in Plum Island bridge openings
• Old pilings create hazard in Salisbury
• Van hits spectators at YH parade
• PHOTO GALLERY: Yankee Homecoming Weekend
• Meeting tonight on lake drawdowns
• Newburyport Spring Fest 2010
• Choreographers' Showcase
• Holiday Storytelling at the Peabody Leatherworkers Museum
• Every Child Deserves a Home
• Vonda Shepard Plays BWH's IN Party - Ally McBeal DVD Series
• Virtual Homes Transitions to Regional Independent Real Estate Brokerage
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• City Feast: Dining Out to Conquer Diabetes to Benefit Joslin Diabetes Center
• Fall Harvest Festival
• Newburyport Yankee Homecoming
• Newburyport Riverfront Music Festival
• OpArt Travels to Plum Island Coffee Roasters
• Newburyport Literary Festival
• New England String Ensemble Announces 2007-2008 Season
• Clarke Gallery Now in Newburyport
• Newburyport Art Association Annual Poetry Contest Entries
• NMC Christmas Party
• 2nd Annual NMC Vendor Fair
• The Great Old Book Sale
• Newburyport Chamber Music Festival
• Friendship Sails To Newburyport
• Teen Loft Duct Tape Festival

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