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(Additional photograph below.) About 15 Haverhill residents joined members of the Haverhill Conservation Commission and a consultant from Fuss & O’Neill in an investigative walk along the Little River on Wednesday. As previously reported on WHAV, the city is looking into the ramifications of removing the Little River dam, allowing the river to revert back […]
Those interested in learning first-hand how removal of Little River dam will unfold and of any effects upriver have a chance tomorrow afternoon. As WHAV reported July 14, the city’s Conservation Commission highlighted how this summer’s Vermont floods may be a prediction of what could happen in Haverhill if the dam remains. It invited the […]
Haverhill’s first election in 20 years without a sitting mayor in the race and first elections by ward is delivering a good deal of interest with six candidates for mayor, a crowded field for at-large City Council candidates and a dual City Council and School Committee candidate. Former Assistant Harbormaster Timothy Slavit, who considered a […]
A 2021 Haverhill mayoral contender and former Haverhill City Council Vice President Colin F. LePage said Thursday he has decided to seek re-election to the City Council as an at-large candidate. LePage now joins a five-way race for one of four at-large City Council seats, joining Council President Timothy J. Jordan; City Council Vice President […]
State environmental concerns over “Oxford Crossing,” a mixed use residential and commercial “village” in Ward Hill, may have been resolved during a state visit Thursday morning. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection last week took over jurisdiction of the project after appealing a recent Haverhill Conservation Commission wetlands decision. As WHAV previously reported, conservation commissioners […]