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A 64-year-old Methuen woman died Monday from injuries she suffered last week when she was struck by a van while walking in Lawrence Silvana Seabra was pronounced dead Monday at Boston Medical Center. She and one other pedestrian were struck Monday, April 3, around 2:45 p.m., at the intersection of Lawrence and Erving Streets. Essex […]

Congresswoman Lori Trahan and a group of federal, state and private helpers plan to help Methuen seniors with casework requests Wednesday. The Casework Clinic for seniors also outlines possible cost savings available through the federal Inflation Reduction Act and addresses MassHealth’s insurance renewal process change that took effect April 1. Partners in attendance include state […]

Haverhill Conservation Commissioners recently signed off on an updated plan by the developer of 230 apartments and retail space for Ward Hill. The revised plan seeks to address wetlands concerns raised in January by the state Department of Environmental Protection at “Oxford Crossing,” a “village” being developed by Tuscan Village developer Joseph Faro and his […]

Local author Suzanne DeWitt Hall manages a community study on her book, “The Language of Bodies,” Thursday night. In “The Language of Bodies,” the author says, “Maddie Wells’ life spirals out of control after the murder of her wife Char, a transgender woman of color. Hunger for revenge drives Maddie to take a job at […]

John D. Stevens Sr., of Haverhill, passed peacefully April 8 at age 81. He was born in Salem, N.H., Dec. 4, 1941, the devoted youngest son of the late Eva R. and Mansur K. Stevens. After graduating from Woodbury High School in Salem and Boston University, he married the love of his life Joyce (Daley) […]

Four major Haverhill wastewater and sewer system upgrades, totaling $50 million, were named by the state Monday as eligible to be paid with low-interest-rate loans and grants. Upgrades at the South Porter Street wastewater treatment plant command the bulk of the expense with $37.4 million to be expended this year as part of $41.7 million […]

The Commission on Cancer, a quality program of the American College of Surgeons recently granted a three-year accreditation to the cancer program at Anna Jaques Cancer Center affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. To earn Commission on Cancer accreditation, a cancer program must maintain levels of excellence in the delivery of comprehensive patient-centered care, […]

Margie Bean and Evy Nathan of Pollinator Pathways NH will help the public understand the environmental impacts of homeowner yards and gardens when the Atkinson Garden Club hosts an open meeting Wednesday. Options to attract and keep pollinators; maintain a biodiverse environment for monarchs, bees and birds; impacts of harmful plants and pesticides will be […]

Pentucket Bank and developer Salvatore N. Lupoli confirmed Friday the bank’s headquarters branch in downtown Haverhill will be merged into a sprawling, five-acre downtown redevelopment called “The District.” Pentucket Bank and the Lupoli Companies said they entered into a formal purchase agreement in late March for the transfer of the bank’s property at One Merrimack […]

Fifty-three students from Groveland’s Dr. Elmer S. Bagnall School recently participated in a Drug Abuse Resistance Education—or DARE—graduation ceremony. Superintendent Justin Bartholomew, Groveland Police Chief Jeffrey T. Gillen and Interim Principal Brenda Erhardt said police Sgt. Josh Sindoni teaches students drug and alcohol resistance, but also empathy, respect, responsibility, communications, anti-bullying techniques, how to deal […]