During the week of Aug. 30, residents in the "blue" area should put bins out for pickup by 6 a.m. on collection day.
All homeowners should put mixed recyclables at the curb: unsorted plastics; glass; metal, tin and steel cans, aluminum cans, pie plates, trays and foil; mixed paper and cardboard.
The Recycling Center at 500 Primrose St. accepts unsorted recyclables on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. from all Haverhill residents.
Jeffrey Dachowski/Courtesy photo. Ronald Kolek of the New England Ghost Project uses an electromagnetic frequency meter.
If there's something strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call?
Haverhill's own version of Ghost Busters.
About a dozen people are being trained in paranormal research at Northern Essex Community College.
Just a few weeks before her sixth-annual fund raiser, Tara Ryan Byrne said she cannot help but feel overwhelmed at the direction her life has taken.
After her cancer diagnosis in 2001, while she was five months pregnant with her son Senan, Ryan Bryne never believed they would have survived, thrived and raised more than $110,000 for The Jimmy Fund.
State Sen. Steven Baddour wants to test welfare recipients for drug use but says he's not interested in passing the cup to his fellow legislators.
The Methuen Democrat, whose district includes Haverhill, filed his drug testing proposal as amendment to his welfare reform bill, which was referred for committee review last month.
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