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Jaidyn Craig of Haverhill, a senior at Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School, was recently honored during the 37th Annual Outstanding Technical Student Award ceremony in Worcester. Craig, who studies in the Medical Assisting program at Whittier, was one of more than 50 students recognized during the event co-sponsored by the Massachusetts Association of Vocational […]

Rachel Miranda, author of “The World at Our Table: A Euro-American Cookbook of Family Favorites,” shares recipe stories and more this Sunday during Haverhill’s Temple Emanu-El’s author series. Miranda is a freelance writer and editor of cultural, literary and academic works. She will also give her thoughts on the power of sharing home-cooked meals with […]

Improvements to Danville Road in Plaistow, N.H., begin Monday and will take about two weeks to complete. New Hampshire Department of Transportation hired Continental Paving to complete roadwork on Danville Road, between Routes 125, Plaistow Road, and 121A, Main Street, is expected to begin April 24.

Employers will be interviewing for a variety of jobs—including those in the cannabis, offset printing, health care and social service sectors—at MakeIT Haverhill’s April 27 job fair. Entities seeking to hire are Bradford & Bigelow Printing, U.S. Postal Service, Amazon, Opportunity Works, A Better Life Homecare, Community Action, L’Arche Boston North, Waystone Health & Human […]

Residents of Plaistow, N.H., plan to celebrate Earth Day Saturday by collecting trash that has gathered along streets in the town. Plaistow’s Recreation Department is looking for residents to take part. Specially marked garbage bags will be handed out Saturday, April 22, at 8:30 a.m., at the Gazebo behind Town Hall. Those interested in joining […]

Haverhill firefighters battled, what the fire chief called, a “stubborn” blaze at a multifamily home Wednesday afternoon on White Street that was the latest to be caused by cigarette smoking. The fire was reported at 4:18 p.m., at what is listed in city records as a two-family home built around 1850. Fire Chief Robert M. […]

Former Haverhill City Councilor William J. Macek, who began serving the city in the 1980s and continued serving as part of the mayor’s staff, died unexpectedly today. News of his passing came from former City Councilor Mary Ellen Daly O’Brien, who acted on behalf of Macek’s wife Maria and his children. O’Brien, who like Macek, […]

The Groveland Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying a woman who allegedly abandoned a puppy Monday. Groveland Police Chief Jeffrey T. Gillen said officers were dispatched around 3 p.m., Monday, to Sweet Paws Rescue, in Groveland for a report of the discovery of an abandoned puppy. Police found an Australian Shepherd puppy […]

UMass Lowell mechanical and industrial engineering Assistant Professor Maria L. Carreon joined an esteemed group of researchers this semester as she was recognized by the National Science Foundation with an early-career, faculty development grant to assist in her efforts to convert greenhouse gases to different types of fuel. She is among 15 UMass Lowell researchers […]

A discussion of slavery and the early efforts of the Anti-Slavery Society in Haverhill are the focus of a Buttonwoods Museum exploration tomorrow night. Speakers are researcher Damon DiMauro, who will talk about his paper “Slavery in East Haverhill,” and Kaleigh Pare Shaughnessy, executive director of the John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace, who will speak on […]