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AgeSpan, formerly known as Elder Services of the Merrimack Valley and North Shore, is celebrating its upcoming 50th anniversary and 10-year lease renewal at the Riverwalk Innovation District in Lawrence and with a special “50 on The Field” event today. AgeSpan Chief Executive Officer Joan Hatem-Roy and Salvatore N. Lupoli, president and CEO of Riverwalk […]

Cassandra Arnold, who previously held the position of director of constituent services for the Office of Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, will now serve as deputy chief of staff overseeing the

Over 30 environmental activists gathered at the Massachusetts State House Sept. 18 for an Extinction Rebellion protest pressuring Governor Maura Healey to publicly commit to building no new fossil fuel infrastructure, with eight demonstrators being arrested, according to Extinction Rebellion. The protest was organized by the Boston chapter of Extinction Rebellion, an environmental activist group...

Thumbs Up Barber Shop was buzzing with activity last weekend for the annual back to school free haircuts community event.

The Hoboken City Council voted in favor of a requirement for lidded trash cans to combat rat infestations at last night's meeting.

On Wednesday, from noon until 4 p.m. at the Mercer County Office Park at 1440 Parkside Avenue in Ewing, will be Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman’s Constituent Services Fair. Over 20 different state, county, and local agencies will be in attendance, offering residents help in dealing with the IRS, Veterans Affairs, PSE&G, and others. The office […]

A Maine public school system is the latest in a growing wave of districts opting to install special smoke-detector-like devices in bathrooms to crack down on teen vaping.

IN THIS week’s Column, the writer imagines a conversation between two people sitting on a park bench in Lowell … Hey, how you doing? Good. Good. Sure, have a seat. Free country, you know. Beautiful day. Yeah, I love these sunny days. I like to sit out here in the park and people-watch. Homeless? Man, […]

The rancor and polarization of today’s politics have given many a negative view of those in Congress. However, that doesn’t mean that they and their staff aren’t dedicated to helping

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson has agreed to pay a $5,000 civil penalty after admitting to violating the conflict of interest law by hiring her sister and son to paid positions on her Boston City Council staff, state officials said.