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:Something big's brewing downtown: The chatter among those in the know in the city center is that a major development involving buildings along the river is in the works. Several buildings are part of the plan, and demolition could be involved, openi
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The week ahead
Thursday, May 23 Representative of Congresswoman Niki Tsongas office hours, 9 to 11 a.m., Citizens Center, 10 Welcome St. School Committee, 7 p.m., City Hall, Room 202. Tuesday, May 28 Representative of Congresswoman Niki Tsongas office hours, 9 to 1
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Where to call with questions, complaints about the city
Tired of dodging that pothole down the street from your home? Maybe you're wondering how much a fishing license costs, or how to reach your child's guidance counselor. If you have a complaint or question about the city, here's where to call: :Mayor's
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Neighbors: Rocks Village Bridge delay a nuisance, but tolerable
Rocks Village neighbors said their bridge being closed for an additional month for repairs will be a nuisance, but something they can deal with. In fact, they plan to hold a celebration inside the village's historic Hand Tub House shortly after the
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Recycle red
During the week of May 27, residents in the "red" area may put bins out for pickup by 6 a.m. on collection day. All homeowners in the designated area may put mixed recyclables at the curb. Items collected include unsorted plastics; glass; metal; tin,
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KidsFEST 2013 set for May 5
The Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce will present KidsFEST on May 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Haverhill. This year's theme is "The Wizard of Oz'' and the event is being held in partnership with Merrimack Valley Hospital and Trinity EMS.
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From Haverhill to Hollywood
It's a long-honored phrase among fiction authors: "Write what you know." That phrase worked for many of the great story-tellers, among them Ernest Hemingway. He was wounded during World War I, and later wrote a classic story featuring a wounded soldi
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KidsFEST 2013 set for May 5
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A different kind of spring break
It was far from a typical spring break. While thousands of college students headed for warm climates to soak up sun and fun during their week off from classes, seven local students had other plans. They raked up debris and cleaned out a deteriorated
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Art exhibit reflects NECC campus history
In the hands of the right person, an assemblage of metal chairs can be turned into something that deserves a second and more thoughtful look. Liz Nofzinger, a Boston-based video and installation artist, has done just that, as she interprets the histo
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SLIDE SHOW: YMCA GYM STARS
The Haverhill YMCA's Gym Stars will travel to Savannah, George in June to compete at the 2013 YMCA National Gymnastics Championship. PHOTOS BY CARL RUSSO.
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SLIDE SHOW: YMCA GYM STARS
The team watches as Nicole Lunn, 11 of Bradford leaps into the air during her floor routine. CARL RUSSO PHOTO.
The Haverhill YMCA's Gym Stars will travel to Savannah, George in June to compete at the 2013 YMCA National Gymnastics Championship. PHOTOS BY CARL RUSSO.
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PHOTO SLIDESHOW: YMCA SWIM LESSONS
Children are having lots fun while learning to swim at the Haverhill YMCA. The program is under the direction of Aquatic Director, Roshelle Ogden and Aquatic Coordinator, Edisson Naranjo-Mejia. CARL RUSSO PHOTOS.
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Editorial: By the numbers, NECC is a success story
Northern Essex Community College, celebrating its 50th anniversary, marked another milestone this year when it awarded 1,141 certificates and associate degrees. That's a record for the school and represents a 9 percent increase over last year's total. But college President Lane Glenn sees plenty of room for growth. NECC's 10-year plan envisions 1,500 degrees being awarded by 2020. (See story on page 1.)
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Editorial: By the numbers, NECC is a success story
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