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Ski museum has familiar face as new director
CONWAY — Andrea Masters of North Conway has been named the new executive director of the New England Ski Museum. She replaces Tim Whiton, who left the job in July, after serving as executive director for two years, to devote his time to academic research and focus on his family.
Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce announces results of the ‘Friday Night Fever’ Chamber Raffle Bash
ROCHESTER — The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce announced the results of this year’s Chamber Raffle! All 350 tickets in this year’s raffle were sold out prior to the event. Underwritten by Breezeline and Deepa Reddy DMD, PLLC, a “Friday Night Fever” 1970’s-themed event was held on Friday, Aug. 9, at the Rochester Elks. In addition to this event that is held for ticket holders, the raffle was also livestreamed on the Chamber’s Facebook page for those wishing to watch the number board from home. A reverse raffle drawing, sponsored by Deepa Reddy, DMD, PLLC, took place throughout the event,...
Belknap House celebrates 10th anniversary with golf tournament fundraiser for families without a home
LACONIA — Belknap House will host its annual golf tournament to raise money to provide vital shelter and resources for homeless families in the community on Monday, Sept. 9, at the Laconia Country Club. Golf players are encouraged to join a day of fun while directly contributing to the essential services provided by Belknap House.
Dartmouth researchers awarded $31M as part of 'Cancer Moonshot' initiative
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Researchers at Dartmouth College have received $31 million from the Biden administration to develop technology that enhances prostate cancer surgeries. "We, obviously, were super excited. You know, it was really a wonderful day," said Keith Paulsen, of Dartmouth College. Paulsen and a team of engineers at...
Data Shows Overdoses Dropping in Nashua and Manchester
Data is showing the number of opioid overdoses is continuing to decline in two of the Granite State’s largest cities. American Medical Response says Manchester is on track to have 21% fewer overdoses this year and Nashua’s overdoses are projected to be down 9% in 2024. Several factors...
Keene SwampBats champ makes MLB debut
KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) – An alumni of the Keene SwampBats made his Major League Baseball debut this week. Will Wagner is a graduate of Liberty University and was part of the SwampBats during their championship 2019 season. He became the 36th Bat to make it to the MLB Monday night.
River Hawks Fall in Close Battle, 1-0, on Opening Night to Merrimack
LOWELL, Mass. - Graduate student Taylor Burgess (Mendon, Mass.) made six saves on the night, as the UMass Lowell women's soccer team (0-1-0) fell, 1-0 to the Warriors of Merrimack (1-0-0) Thursday evening at Cushing Field. "This is our third game together as a team, so we are still growing...
Town officials pressure school committee to make decision on elementary schools
IPSWICH — The school committee is being pressured by the select board and finance committee to choose a direction for the future of the elementary schools. As they await the December vote by the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) on whether or not Ipswich will receive state funding for construction, the school committee has yet to decide if it will pursue one new elementary school or two.
STAY INDOORS: Mosquito spraying scheduled for next week
IPSWICH — If you see a white, mid-sized pickup truck driving slowly and spraying chemicals in the air next week, don’t be alarmed. But do stay inside with your pets for a little while. The Northeast Massachusetts Mosquito Control (NEMMC) and Wetlands Management District will be conducting an...
Vantage Builders Completes HQ Expansion in Andover
Vantage Builders, Inc., a commercial contractor specializing in pre-construction, construction management and design-build services, completed a corporate headquarters expansion for NEOLab, a full-service orthodontic laboratory. The 10,000-square-foot project had a strict deadline, which the Vantage team met by utilizing a design-build model. NEOLab (New England Orthodontic Laboratory) occupied space on...
As Vineyard Wind tries to recover after turbine incident, new Salem wind project begins
Despite ongoing issues at the first major offshore wind farm in the country that has temporarily halted energy production, Massachusetts is continuing to emphasize wind as a source of renewable energy. That starts with another major project on the North Shore. If you purchase a product or register for an...
Ipswich newslets: Raising Argilla Road, rocky ZBA reappointment, Brown Square Bistro
IPSWICH — The town has accepted a $30,000 donation from the Trustees of Reservations for the Argilla Road elevation project. The money will be used to advance permitting and design as the project winds its way through the state’s Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). Over the past several years,...
Topsfield-Boxford print edition, Aug. 15, 2024
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Tales from the scanner: There was fire with the smoke
At 8:35 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 7, Danvers police issued a BOLO (be on the lookout) for a group that had attempted to break into the Kia dealership on Route 1. Around 10:55 a.m. on Thursday, a caller reported the smell of smoke and outside fire on Route 1. First responders found some discarded building material on fire outside a commercial property near Old Right Road.
2nd Annual Blackburn Brew Fest
Get your tickets now for the 2nd Annual Blackburn Brew Fest on Saturday, September 21 at Stage Fort Park. Advance tickets are $50 per person (at-the-door purchase price is $60). Designated Driver tickets are also available at $10. Brews, hard ciders, food trucks, music, and games, all in beautiful Stage Fort Park overlooking Gloucester Harbor.
Granddaughter of Rowley’s first police chief sworn in as patrol officer
Robert G. Hardy, Rowley’s first elected police chief, used to transport prisoners in his milk truck. It was the 1960s, and Hardy still worked for Ipswich Dairy when he was elected. While delivering milk in Rowley, Hardy would drive detainees accused of such crimes as public intoxication and breaking and entering to jail.
Animal Rescue League removes more than 20 animals from home in Harwich
HARWICH — More than 20 animals were removed Thursday from a Harwich home by the Animal Rescue League of Boston Law Enforcement Department. Officials from the Animal Rescue League of Boston were on site Thursday at 908 Queen Anne Road. “The action in Harwich was part of an ongoing investigation with the...
In $3.15 million deal, Bay State Savings Bank buys former Becker College Student Center
WORCESTER — A former Becker College building at 44 West St., most recently used as a student center for Worcester Polytechnic Institute, was bought by Bay State Savings Bank for $3.15 million, according to the real estate broker. The brick building at 44 West St. abuts Cedar Street and is about 19,000 square...
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