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MeVa buses begin running Sundays starting this weekend along seven of its local routes. The transit authority said the routes will follow Saturday service and were chosen based on Saturday ridership, input from passengers and the community and routes with high concentrations of Sunday employment, shopping and places of worship. Sunday service serves every fixed […]
A 44-year-old Haverhill woman was arrested Thursday night on a charge of drunken driving, failing to stop for a school bus and other charges following an accident involving a 9-year-old who was airlifted to a Boston hospital for treatment of serious injuries. Tiffany Zembower of Haverhill is expected to appear in Haverhill District Court to […]
The Haverhill Inner City Boxing Club will induct one of its late founders and two other luminaries during a public ceremony, demonstrations and a tour next week. The three new inductees to the Club’s Wall of Fame are the late Joe Calnan, who co-founded the club with present board President Joe Ferguson in 2013; the […]
Haverhill’s inauguration day Tuesday represented a day of firsts—the first female mayor, first Black women on the City Council and School Committee, first Hispanic woman on the School Committee and first openly gay man to lead the City Council. Local government organized around those firsts that made the city’s elected officials look more like the […]
(Additional photograph below.) Haverhill Mayor Melinda E. Barrett, sworn in Tuesday morning, gave construction of a new Broadway-area fire station a prominent place in her vision for the city. Barrett raised the topic of the fire station—discussed for more than 30 years as a way of improving service to the outskirts of the city—as part […]