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Those traveling along Lincoln Avenue by Haverhill Stadium may have noticed some changes taking place. The stadium branch of Pentucket Bank, at 120 Lincoln Ave., is undergoing renovations that take into account the times as well as plan for the future. Recent guests on WHAV’s “Win for Breakfast” program, Pentucket Bank CEO, and River Run […]

A U.S. District Court jury last week decided Mayor James J. Fiorentini should pay a housing developer nearly $1 million to resolve a more than a decade-long dispute over construction of a 50-unit subdivision near Crystal Lake. Fiorentini, whose actions as mayor are covered by the city, plans to appeal the decision. Haverhill City Solicitor […]

Local election season is here and Haverhill City Clerk Kaitlin M. Wright says early voting begins in less than two weeks. Haverhill’s preliminary election, with the mayor’s race on every ballot, but few others, takes place Tuesday, Sept. 12. Early Voting for the preliminary municipal election run from Tuesday Sept. 5, to Friday Sept. 8. […]

The Methuen Police Department, Methuen Arlington Neighborhood and Lawrence Prospera are working together on a program to reach at-risk and proven-risk youth thanks to a $900,000 state grant. The grant from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services Safe Communities Initiative will pay for the partnership which will identify at-risk Methuen residents ages […]

The City of Haverhill and the Merrimack River Watershed Council are receiving state financial help to replace and enlarge culverts to be ready for large storms. Haverhill was awarded $87,000 for replace its East Meadow River culvert, while the Merrimack River Watershed Council is receiving $199,939 for high-priority dam removal, culvert replacement and floodplain restoration […]

The Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce and Wellness Hot Yoga are having a “Healthy Living Expo,” free to the public, at the end of September. Organizers say the event focuses on health, fitness, nutrition, financial wellness, emotional wellness and living green. The Healthy Living Expo takes place Saturday, Sept. 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 […]

The annual MacDonald Memorial Antique Truck and Car Show takes place on Labor Day. Antique vehicles 25 years and older are allowed to participate. Food vendors will also be on hand and donations of canned goods to benefit the Atkinson Food Bank will be accepted at the registration desk. Admission and parking are free, but […]

Gov. Maura Healey was on hand Tuesday when state leaders witnessed firsthand how students from Northern Essex Community College may benefit from the state’s new Tuition Equity law that allows for students without legal immigration status to qualify for in-state tuition rates and state financial aid. Healey joined Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll and Senate President […]

The historic Duston Garrison House is holding its third annual muster this Saturday. Guided tours of the house, which was built in 1697, will be held at 665 Hilldale Ave., Haverhill. Craftsmen in period costumes will be exhibiting including Pewtersmith, Tinsmith and 1634 Meadery. Benjamin Church’s Company and the Acton Minutemen will be on hand. […]

North Andover sustained nearly $30 million in flood damage to public buildings, businesses and private homes after torrential rain swept through the Merrimack Valley earlier this month, which prompted local officials to declare a state of emergency. Damage to public facilities, including to town and school buildings, is estimated to cost nearly $3.4 million, Town […]