Plug Pond News Today

HAVERHILL — To provide the public with greater access to the Merrimack River and create additional walking and biking opportunities the city announced it will be making improvements to trails

The city is beginning survey work this week on a new and improved walking and biking trail behind Haverhill Stadium along the Merrimack River. As WHAV reported first last June, the Riverside Park Connector Trail will begin at the back of the park and stretch along the river’s shoreline and through the woods for about […]

At just 2 years old, Clyde Wilder Houle Bareford can already identify milkweed and goldenrod when helping his mother collect seeds for use in her most recent public art endeavor.

HAVERHILL — Cottrell Duclos went flying into the topic of bats and pollinators this summer, researching bat houses, learning to build them and talking with Haverhill’s recreation and conservation departments.

If you’re looking for something to do or a place to spend quality time, Haverhill offers a variety of recreational, scenic and educational outlets ranging from walking trails and swimming

HAVERHILL, MASS. (WHDH) - Police officers could be seen searching Plug Pond in Haverhill on Thursday night.Using a boat, officers could be seen looking along<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/police-search-plug-pond-in-haverhill/">Read More</a>

Haverhill plans a paved trail along the Merrimack River connecting its Riverside Park with the new Groveland Community Trail and will also make path fixes at Winnekenni Park using a total of $556,000 from the state MassTrails Grant Program. The Riverside Park funding includes $500,00 to build a 2,100-foot-long, 10-foot-wide paved trail along the Merrimack […]

HAVERHILL — The city has received $556,000 in state grants to create or improve walking and biking trails and other recreational improvements at Riverside and Winnekenni parks, Mayor James Fiorentini

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. […]

90 views Source:  Eagle-Tribune Mar. 4—Hundreds of homes across Haverhill — in both urban neighborhoods and rural areas — lost power Tuesday due to a windstorm, and some residents had to endure a bitterly cold night before electricity was restored the next day. Urban areas of the city such as the Acre and rural areas like the Chadwick Pond neighborhood were left without power after strong winds dropped tree limbs onto wires, National Grid company officials said. Power was restored to man...