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NEWBURYPORT — With potential affordable housing projects and a possible agreement with New England Development on a Waterfront West project on the horizon, Mayor Sean Reardon has got a busy

NEWBURYPORT — The citys top politicians were dressed to the nines on Tuesday as they and their loved ones filled the City Councils chamber within City Hall for a standing-room-only

NEWBURYPORT — While most of his soon-to-be peers on the City Council were metaphorically duking it out to secure another term in office, impending Ward 3 City Councilor Heath Granas

NEWBURYPORT — Candidates running for five at-large City Council seats may come with differing priorities but they all remain focused on moving the city and its projects forward.

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NEWBURYPORT — The city’s aging infrastructure, finding a new home for Newburyport Youth Services, cleaning up the Merrimack River and building a hotel are among the top concerns of candidates

NEWBURYPORT — The migratory patterns of turtles and frogs were on the minds of the City Council on Monday night as the Bartlet Mall restoration project continues to evolve toward

NEWBURYPORT — Absent a tremendously successful write-in campaign, Heath Granas will be the city’s next Ward 3 city councilor after his lone opponent, Jared Hubbard, announced Wednesday he was withdrawing

NEWBURYPORT — Bids are in to restore the Bartlet Mall’s Frog Pond and will be discussed Tuesday when the City Council’s Community Services subcommittee next meets.

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