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At the end of August, state Auditor Diana DiZoglio hosted Ombudsman of the Dominican Republic Pablo Ulloa for a visit at the Massachusetts State House, where she emphasized the importance of open government. “I appreciate that Mr. Ulloa is working hard to increase government accountability and transparency in the Dominican Republic,” said DiZoglio. “Exchanging ideas, […]

MeVa Transit’s six highest bus ridership routes will be running two hours later starting tomorrow thanks, in part, to a $56 million statewide budget increase for regional transit authorities. MeVa Transit Administrator Noah Berger, a recent guest on WHAV’s “Win for Breakfast” program, said he also has more drivers, helping support extended hours. “With our […]

  Pamela J. Capodelupo, a Haverhill native and lifelong resident, died Thursday, Aug. 24, at home after a lengthy illness, passing peacefully in her sleep. She was 66. She and her wife, Donna (Greene), married in 2004 after 21 years together. They joked it was the longest engagement of any couple they knew. In all, […]

An anonymous donor is putting up a $1,000 award for information leading to the arrest and charges against thieves who took power tools, landscaping equipment and granite last week from Haverhill’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial at Mill Brook Park. The veteran-owned business contacted Ralph T. Basiliere, chairman of the Vietnam Veterans Ad Hoc Memorial Committee, with […]

Residents have an opportunity to mingle with Haverhill’s mayoral candidates during, what is described as, “a casual coffee where you can talk to the candidates in a calm atmosphere.” The Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce said it invited all five candidates appearing on Haverhill’s upcoming preliminary election ballot to participate. They are, in ballot order, […]

Those wishing to become the first tenants at a new, affordable senior housing complex in downtown Haverhill have until March 1 to submit their names to a lottery. Bethany Community Services launches the lottery today for Merrimack Place and its 48 affordable apartments now under construction on Water Street. An informational meeting about the application […]

Haverhill restaurants and their owners, chefs, bartenders, servers and other staff were honored during this week’s Third Annual Tasty Awards—the capstone of Haverhill’s Restaurant Week. More than 350 diners and other patrons weighed in on 19 award categories by completing “Taste Test” cards available at participating venues during the sixth annual culinary celebration. The votes […]

A 26-year-old Haverhill woman said she relied on her GPS when she ended up driving the wrong way early yesterday morning on Interstate 93 in Salem, N.H. New Hampshire State Police said in a press release Vanessa Dubey was arrested and charged with reckless conduct, aggravated driving while under the influence and reckless operation. Troopers […]

Federal pipeline overseers introduced new safety regulations for the more than 2.3 million miles of distribution lines that carry natural gas to and around communities last week, rolling out new rules that the U.S. Department of Transportation said put into practice lessons learned from the 2018 Merrimack Valley gas explosions and fires. Almost five years […]

A Haverhill City Council subcommittee endorsed Tuesday a proposal to ask voters to weigh in on whether local candidates should be allowed to run for multiple offices at the same time. The Administration and Finance Committee recommended the non-binding ballot question suggested by City Council President Timothy J. Jordan, Vice President John A. Michitson and […]