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Groveland is developing a job description for its future town administrator after the reorganization garnered voter support at town meeting. As WHAV reported early last month, two of 40 articles centered on hiring a town administrator and dismantling the current finance director system. Residents approved authorizing the Board of Selectmen to hire a town administrator […]

A 22-year-old Methuen man is going to federal prison for five years for conspiracy and fentanyl drug dealing. Acting New Hampshire U.S. Attorney John J. Farley said Guerrero contacted an undercover police officer on Facebook in early June 2019 in search of business partners to sell fentanyl. On several occasions between August and November of […]

A graduating Pentucket Regional High School student is this year’s winner of the Robert Gablosky Memorial Scholarship from the Greater Haverhill Arts Association. Timothy Friend, who will receive the $1,000 scholarship in a ceremony June 13, plans to pursue a career in film at Connecticut College. Robert J. Gablosky founded the Greater Haverhill Arts Association […]

A day after the City of Haverhill said it recovered $462,000 in property tax breaks it gave a manufacturer of Brooks Brothers suits, Rep. Andy X. Vargas said Thursday the state also clawed back its incentives. Altogether, Vargas said, nearly $1.75 million dollars in tax breaks previously awarded to the former Southwick Clothing factory has […]

By Win Damon | Haverhill High School graduation in 2018. (WHAV News file photograph.) Haverhill High School holds one of its largest graduation ceremonies ever tonight at Trinity Haverhill Stadium. The in-person event, which begins at 6 p.m., still faces COVID-19 restrictions. Superintendent Margaret Marotta said each student is allowed to have up to six guests, and they must pre-register. In addition, there will be social distancing between groups, to the extent possible, and masks are prefer...

Haverhill’s educational support professionals yesterday ratified a new contract with the Haverhill School Committee, cementing the accord just as the union looks for a new president. The School Committee already approved the agreement 5-1 in public session last Thursday. As negotiations were wrapping up in the last two weeks, Haverhill Education Association President Anthony J. […]

Haverhill has recovered $462,00 in property tax breaks it gave Southwick Clothing, manufacturer of Brooks Brothers suits. Southwick closed its Haverhill factory in the Broadway Industrial Park last year along with plants in Brooklyn, N.Y., and Garland, N.C., and filed for bankruptcy protection. Ultimately, its Haverhill property was sold for $14 million and will be […]

Jobs are available in a variety of industries including food and transportation, and MakeIT Haverhill is presenting three job fairs, beginning tomorrow. MakeIT Haverhill organizers say the fairs allow residents to meet local employers in a friendly, COVID-19 safe environment at its 301 Washington St. offices. The new Amazon Distribution Center, 25 Computer Drive, Haverhill, […]

West Newbury students became true “superheroes” last week by helping fill the shelves of the town’s food pantry. Last Friday, John C. Page Elementary School students participated in a fun run dressed as their favorite superheroes. Sponsored by the Page School PTO and organized by first-grade teachers Bridget Murray and Krista Niles, the school partnered […]

Methuen Young People’s Theatre, a summer program by Methuen Memorial Music Hall, is having auditions tonight and Saturday morning for its planned presentation of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Auditions for principal roles take place tonight, June 3, at 6:30, and Saturday, June 5, at 9 a.m. For more information, email methuenyoungpeoplestheatre@gmail.com. Methuen Young People’s Theatre […]