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State Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rebecca Tepper will kick off the Merrimack Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Spring Business Expo, Trade Show, Health and Wellness Fair Tepper, who addresses a free energy and environmental breakfast forum, joins a panel of local experts who will advise on how to reduce energy costs Wednesday, April 5, from […]

Haverhill-based Asperger Works recently received a $1,000 grant from the WeCare 365 Adult Foster Care program. The grant is geared to help Asperger Works expand its services to resolve employment problems faced by adults with Asperger’s Syndrome, an Autism Spectrum Disorder characterized by significant difficulties in social interaction and nonverbal communication, often alongside restricted and […]

AgeSpan, in partnership with Lawrence General Hospital, was recently awarded a $300,000 grant from the state Hospital to Home Partnership Program, which is designed to build partnerships between private non-profit agencies serving people age 60 and older and hospitals to strengthen communication and coordination. AgeSpan formerly known as Elder Services, also partnered with Malden-based Mystic […]

Richard P. “Bugga” Maguire, of Seabrook Beach, N.H., and a former resident of Haverhill, died unexpectedly at his home Monday, March 20, with his loving wife by his side. He was 80. Born in Haverhill on Sept. 15, 1942, to the late William J. and Mary (Delaney) Maguire, he was raised in the Bradford section […]

Haverhill City Councilor Joseph J. Bevilacqua has ruled out a run for mayor of Haverhill and instead plans to seek re-election to the City Council. Bevilacqua, who first won election to the City Council in 2015 after having served as a longtime member of the School Committee, said wants to spend more time with his […]

Radio has overtaken television for the first time in history among persons 18-49 in average audience and weekly reach. According to the watched Nielsen Total Audience Report, live and time-shifted television’s dominance has been consistently shrinking over the last few years. In 2022, the long-predicted resurgence of radio in the face of cable cord cutting […]

Merrimack Valley Credit Union members are being asked to vote in about two weeks to approve a merger with RTN Federal Credit Union. Members will cast votes at a special meeting to approve the merger and update the bylaws to reflect RTN’s field of membership, which covers those who “reside, work or attend school in […]

A man was shot and killed in Lawrence late Friday night. Essex County District Attorney Paul F. Tucker said early Saturday morning the Lawrence Police Department received a series of 911 calls just before midnight, reporting shots fired and a man down in the area of 216 Walnut St. Police officers found a man suffering […]

Sometimes, bosses get a bad rap, but a masonry teacher at Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical School received the gift of life from his. After more than 20 years of battling kidney disease, Essex Tech masonry teacher David Collins of Haverhill learned last year that his life depended on finding a donor. Last month, […]

Records are made to be broken and last week the Haverhill City Council honored the Haverhill High School Boys Swim and Dive Team and their coach for doing just that. The team swam their way to a Merrimack Valley Conference Championship back in January, their first time doing so in 43 years. Dan Tanguay, a […]