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West Newbury: Spotlight on Excellence: Community Members Revitalize Page School Library

Posted on February 12, 2023 by msonewsp |

WEST NEWBURY — Superintendent Justin Bartholomew and Principal Emily Puteri are pleased to announce that the Page School library has undergone renovations due to the spirit and generosity of the school community. The concept for these renovations was developed in…

City of Newburyport Launches Redesigned Website and New Registration HUB

Posted on February 12, 2023 by msonewsp |

Mayor Sean Reardon has annouced the launch of the City’s newly redesigned website. The new website was created with input from city staff and residents and aims to provide a more modern design, an improved user experience, and easier access…

Friday, 2/10 – St. John’s Prep Student Dies in Andover Shootings – Prep Community Mourns – Weather Warm-up Detailed

Posted on February 10, 2023 by msonewsp |

Connection Interviews: On Monday, State Senator Brendan Crighton (Lynn) will be featured in a podcast with updates from the State House. Weather – National Weather Service – Unseasonably mild weather continues into next week with a brief cool down…

Essex County DA’s Report: Salisbury Woman Accused of Murder Held Without Bail

Posted on February 9, 2023 by msonewsp |

Essex County District Attorney Report: A Salisbury woman charged with murdering her boyfriend by serving him ethylene glycol was ordered held without bail on Thursday after being arraigned in Superior Court, Essex County District Attorney Paul F. Tucker announced. Judy…

Thursday, 1/9 – Varian Clean-up Criticized by Beverly City Council – Coyotes Haunt Salem Streets – Three People Shot Dead in Andover

Posted on February 9, 2023 by msonewsp |

Weather – Today, chance of a shower, some clouds, temps to the mid 40s Updated News from District Attorney on Andover Shootings – Addition to Podcast A father, mother and their 12-year-old son were found fatally shot inside an…

(Audio) Part Three of Three-part Series with Gloucester Fire Department Chief Eric Smith: Continuous Community Outreach

Posted on February 9, 2023 by msonewsp |

GLOUCESTER – Recently, Gloucester Fire Department Chief Eric Smith sat down with Rick Moore of MSO News for an extended interview that included a discussion of the effects of COVID-19 on the Fire Department; a review of continuous community outreach;…

Wednesday, 2/8 – Local Shooting – Vittori-Rocci Post Sold – Lynn Mayor Nicholson Delivers “State of the City”

Posted on February 8, 2023 by msonewsp |

Programming Note: Thursday morning, check out the North Shore Sports Desk & Merrimack Valley Sports Desk shows on the website with Nic & Nick. Weather – Sunny & 40s today. Enjoy! Community News Notes – Photos – Sports (Below)…

Essex County District Attorney Report: Lawrence Man Arraigned Tuesday on Two Counts of Possession of Child Pornography

Posted on February 7, 2023 by msonewsp |

LAWRENCE -Â Jhovanny Martes-Rosario, 48, who worked as chief of staff to LawrenceÂ Mayor BrianDePeÃ±a,Â pleaded not guilty during his arraignment in Lawrence District Court. He had posted a bond of $1,050 after being booked at the Andover State Police Barracks following his…

Tuesday, 2/7 – Peabody Police May Soon Have Body Cams – Lobster Size Limits May Become More Restrictive – Photos from Halibut State Park

Posted on February 7, 2023 by msonewsp |

Weather – Sun with increasing clouds, low 30s. Possible mix precipitation this evening. Community News Notes – Photos – Sports (Below) Photo Gallery from Sunday Peabody Institute Library – Are you a cat owner, cat lover, or thinking…

Newburyport Unveils Black History Month Sign – Ribbon Cutting – Photos

Posted on February 7, 2023 by msonewsp |

NEWBURYPORT — (Photos) Generations of Black Americans contributed to the growth and vibrancy of Newburyport, a diversity that has been rarely reflected in history. On Wednesday, Feb. 1, the first day of Black History Month, the City took its first…

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