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LAWRENCE — Notices taped to the waiting room’s hazy windows here at the Buckley Transportation Center announce changes big and small including the added Sunday bus service and new route

Most recently, in November, almost a quarter million people rode MeVa buses, 236,788. That number is far more than the 153,925 riders in the last pre-pandemic November, in 2019...

LAWRENCE — Former city councilor and current state Rep. Frank Moran had a “piece of advice” for incoming city councilors and School Committee members Tuesday night.

It’s a chatty bus, and the responses are all favorable — in English or Spanish — to news that free fares for public transportation in the Merrimack Valley have been

LAWRENCE — She was celebrating with supporters Tuesday night but Wendy Luzon knew Wednesday morning would be a new start.

LAWRENCE — As the Sept. 19 preliminary election approaches, City Council President Marc Laplante prevailed in his questioning of challenger Gerimundy Rosario’s nomination papers this week.

Amesbury Mayor Kassandra Gove is taking the place of one of her former subordinates as chair of the Merrimack Valley Transit Advisory Board. Gove was unanimously elected last week to serve the quasi-government bus company now known as MeVa, but formerly as the Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority, based in Haverhill. She succeeds Angela Cleveland, […]

The successful launching of the very first Mindanao Tourism Expo in Davao City signals the readiness of the region to further reopen