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Casa Blanca Mexican Restaurant in Haverhill is welcoming members of the Merrimack valley Chamber of Commerce for a Networking at Noon lunch next Wednesday. The lunch features a buffet with assorted quesadillas, boneless wings, nachos and roll taquitos as well as soft drinks and a cash bar. Networking at Noon takes place Wednesday, Oct. 18, […]

The Cordovan at Haverhill Station, featuring 126 apartments in a former shoe factory and later furniture store, is credited with kicking off downtown Haverhill’s “renaissance” more than a decade ago. The developer, joined by former state Rep. Brian S. Dempsey, paid tribute to the vision of retiring Mayor James J. Fiorentini that began with the, […]

UMass Lowell’s work fostering an inclusive campus community has earned the university a 2023 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine. This is the fourth year UMass Lowell has received the award, which salutes colleges and universities across North America for their commitment to creating a welcoming environment and leadership culture […]

The Plaistow, N.H., Planning Board invites residents to an open house to discuss the future of housing in the town. Goals are to continue to educate residents on the planning process, solicit feedback and develop some housing goals. Planning Board members, alongside the Rockingham Planning Commission, recently collected response to a Housing Preference Survey (results […]

Nathaniel Shramko of Groveland was recently commended by the National Merit Scholarship Program for his exceptional academic performance. Shramko, a student at Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School in the Electronics/Robotics program, earned the distinction of being a National Merit Scholarship Program Commended Scholar based on his performance on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test in […]

Homeschooled students and their families are invited to take a trip back in time as they get to know poet John Greenleaf Whittier during a short hike through the woods and fields around his birthplace. Students ages 6-12 are invited to join the hike along the Donald C. Freeman Memorial Trail Thursday, Oct. 12, from […]

The Haverhill Democratic City Committee is putting out the last call for the public to hear Governor’s Councilor Eileen Duff, meet candidates for local office and take part in a straw poll. Duff, who is running for Southern Essex District Register of Deeds next year, will be honored as the Haverhill Democratic City Committee’s Distinguished […]

Pentucket Bank recently promoted Benn Johnson-Tatelbaum to business banking officer. Johnson-Tatelbaum, who has been with Pentucket Bank as a branch manager for two years, reports to Stacey Palovich, senior vice president and senior banking officer. “In this new role Benn will help manage a portfolio of small business customers and work to develop new business […]

Haverhill Firefighters Local 1011 have named their slate of candidates the union endorses for mayor and City Council. The union recommends one person for mayor and six others for City Council. Local 1011 President Timothy Carroll told WHAV why these candidates rose to the top. “They stand with our issues. They stand with the issues […]

Methuen Police say two men, both 31-years-old, were arrested last Friday for selling the deadly drug fentanyl. Methuen Police Chief Scott J. McNamara reported Tuesday the arrests of Derek Ayotte of Laconia, N.H., and Jose Rafael Villar of Lawrence. Both were charged with trafficking fentanyl over 100 grams but less than 200 grams. Villar was […]