Newburyport News

Pine Island Music will hold its fourth and final Summer Jam Concert at the Newbury Town Library, Lunt Street, on Saturday at 2 p.m. The live jam concert is the highlight of the week for students who have been ...

Taking over as the chairman of the American Medical Association's Board of Trustees, Dr.

Take a journey through the street markets of Agrabah by magic carpet ride tomorrow night as the first production of Newburyport Summer Stock debuts with Disney's "Aladdin." Directed by Newburyport High School ...

July has arrived! Where did June go? It seems the summer has flown by and my garden has also gone into record speed growth! The flowers have faded fast because of all the rain we've endured.

Newburyport has lost another great athlete and a great supporter of student-running athletes - Charlie Scott.

A comprehensive solution to the debate over A-frame signs downtown will wait until at least fall.

If you have a chance to visit the playground at the Bresnahan School, you might notice that four beautiful new trees were planted this spring thanks to the efforts of the Green Team, the Bresnahan families, the ...

State Sen. Steven Baddour said he is confident a bridge program proposed by Gov.

The City Council's License and Permits Committee is going to do a bit more research before voting on whether to approve a fee increase request for in-town cab rides by 30 percent.

Mass Audubon's Joppa Flats Education Center at One Plum Island Turnpike in Newburyport is a natural history education and visitor center that is open to the public Tuesday through Sunday and Monday holidays, ...

Look up your family tree, download an audio book for your MP3 player or ask a librarian questions at 3 a.m. The library of the 21st century has arrived and is open 24 hours online.

Local piano students are practicing their scales, arpeggios and note reading, but it is not just to make their teacher happy.

We are indeed grateful to the Newburyport City Council for its June 30 vote, which supported Mayor John Moak's request to redesignate "Cushing Park" from a parking lot to a mixed use parking and Senior Center ...

On Monday, The Daily News had a front page article about the Massachusetts National Guard 182nd Sapper Company's return and the barbecue at the Elks Club on Sunday written by Dan Atkinson.

The city's Health Department is seeking information from residents about what recycling and solid waste disposal services best meet their needs.

That little red brick building at 42 Merrimac St. in Newburyport nearly opposite the foot of Green Street, which for the last 30-odd years was the city's most popular sub shop, will soon be undergoing changes ...

As the daughter of the late sculptor James T. McClellan of Ipswich, I invite my father's fans, friends, fellow artists, Newburyport Art Association members, and interested parties to McClellan's retrospective ...

Standing in the old cow barn at Maudslay State Park in Newburyport, one can feel the history of the property running through the wooden beams overhead.

It started as informal discussions about the region's drug problem among area police chiefs in December, got serious in January and took off in February.

Sgt. Stephen Chaisson yesterday stood on the bow of a boat anchored in the Merrimack River and yelled to a Merrimac police officer who sat in a dinghy about 40 yards away dressed in a wet suit and diving gear.