Merrimack College News

Revlon's board of directors has elected Richard J. Santagati as a director, effective Oct.

Health Quarters is hosting a special fundraising night for its friends at a Celtic Christmas concert with internationally recognized all-women Irish folk band Cherish the Ladies on Dec.

NEW YORK Revlon has announced that Richard Santagati has joined its board of directors.

For mayoral hopeful John Michitson, politics runs in the family. His late aunt, Theresa Baumann, was the first female vice president of the City Council and the first woman to run for mayor of Haverhill.

The Greater Boston Food Bank appointed David Noymer as their new chief financial officer.

Ace a test and win $120,000. That's what Merrimack College is offering high school seniors next month at its science and technology competition - the chance at a full four-year scholarship to the North Andover school.

Swine flu appears to have hit the Merrimack Valley, sickening a growing number of children and adults throughout the region last week just as a small number of doses of the vaccine began trickling into public health agencies.

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When the economy took a nosedive last year, many businesses found themselves searching for cheaper ways to market themselves.

THURSDAY, Oct. 22 Lighthouse lecture: Jeremy D'entremont, author, historian, and leading expert on local lighthouses, will lecture about lighthouses at 7 p.m. at the Haverhill Public Library in the Johnson Auditorium, 99 Main St.

The Rev. James Wenzel at the labyrinth. A labyrinth, an ancient method for prayer and reflection while walking a path, has been created at Merrimack College in North Andover.

Merrimack College junior Richard Matson didn't have a typical summer vacation. While some people his age baked at the beach, scooped ice cream or interned in stuffy offices, Matson, a Haverhill resident, spent a month in upstate New York researching earthquakes and their effect on underground pipes.

A group of North Andover residents is using bands, clowns, stilt walkers and magicians to fight a wireless company in court.

Stephen Pagliuca apologized for not voting in recent presidential elections while Martha Coakley said she understands the balance between preserving public safety and respecting civil rights.

Colleges trying to encourage a well-balanced diet have a message for students sizing up that all-you-can-eat smorgasbord in the dining hall: What you don't know can help you.

With a full economic recovery not expected until 2011, now might be a good time for business owners to take a deep breath and take stock of their world.

It is set to be one of the most-watched races in the country. For the first time since 1985, there will be a new U.S. senator from Massachusetts.

Hundreds of walkers and joggers gathered at Merrimack College on Sunday to celebrate the 10th annual Hike for Hope, an event that is the principal funding source for Capernaum Place, Lazarus House's transitional housing program, which provides the step between homelessness and a permanent home.

The four Democrats vying to replace the late Edward Kennedy in the U.S. Senate will participate in a forum on Oct.

Forget everything you've always thought about accordion music. Gary Sredzienski and the Serfs are prepared to show you another side when they take the stage for the next installment of FINCH on Friday, Oct.