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A local entertainer escorts his audience today through the decades by sharing the music of popular singers including Sinatra, Elvis, Paul Anka and many others. Singer Tommy Rull performs today. Sept. 19, from noon- 1 p.m. at the Haverhill Citizen Center, 10 Welcome St. For reservations contact Paola Hussein at 978-374-2390, ext. 3916.

Creative Haverhill tonight celebrate downtown Haverhill’s latest public art, “De La Puente,” a towering mural by local artist Kevin Angulo. An artist talk, blue tape “ribbon” cutting, light refreshments and live music highlights the festivities, taking place from 5:30-7:30 p.m., on the back wall of the MeVa Transit parking garage on Granite Street with an […]

Ten apartments—four public for seniors and six private units—are before the Haverhill City Council tonight for special permits. The Haverhill Housing Authority proposes to build its first new apartments in years by expanding an existing four-unit building that it recently bought into eight units in the Riverside neighborhood. The Housing Authority bought the property at […]

English Language Learners are invited to practice conversing in English with native speakers. The English Speakers of Other Languages conversation circle meets Mondays this month, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Milhendler Room at the Haverhill Public Library, 99 Main St. No registration is necessary. For more information visit haverhillpl.org under Calendar of […]

Plaistow, N.H.’s Community Power Committee is having two public hearings to detail a proposal to aggregate town households to purchase lower-cost electricity and increase use of renewable energy. According to the Committee, New Hampshire law empowers the town to create a buying group of electricity customers not yet using a competitive supplier. Plaistow will set […]

A bill filed by Sen. Pavel M. Payano and others is the focus of a State House rally Wednesday morning. The legislation, also filed by Sens. Liz Miranda and Reps. Bud L. Williams and Judith A. Garcia, is before the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing. It would create the Executive Office of Equity, expand […]

Accusations, denials and general confusion were in the mix during a discussion by the Haverhill School Committee last Thursday over the legality of an earlier closed-door meeting. As previously reported by WHAV, the School Committee went into executive session late last month where they apparently voted 5-1 to end legal action against the Haverhill teachers’ […]

Nurses, youth and overnight counselors, customer support representatives, operations technician and other open jobs are featured during this month’s MakeIT Haverhill Job Fair. Employers conducting interviews are All-At-Home Healthcare, Mount Prospect Academy, Amazon, NRT Bus, L’Arche Boston North, Waystone Health and Human Services, Opportunity Works, Greater Lawrence Family Health Center, Stericycle, ABC Home Healthcare and […]

Registered nurses of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute—Merrimack Valley issued notice Friday night that they plan to hold a one-day strike a week from Wednesday unless their employer agrees to a contract that provides secured benefits and competitive pay. The nurses, represented by the Massachusetts Nurses Association, said they are prepared to strike for 24 hours and […]

Methuen police last week seized fentanyl and crack cocaine and arrested two for alleged drug dealing. Methuen Police Chief Scott J. McNamara said Friday the department’s Street Crimes Unit was alerted when officers saw several people “acting suspiciously” at 10:40, Wednesday morning, in a parking lot on Haverhill Street. After watching them for several hours, […]