The awards keep coming. Cameron Molinare, the athletic director at Manchester Essex Regional High School, is the latest staff member to snag an award — the Theodore “Ted” Damko District 5 award. Superintendent Pam Beaudoin…
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First fish fry of Lent
Friday fish fry dinners are a longstanding part of the Catholic Lenten season, and at St. Thomas Aquinas parish in Derry, everyone is welcome to get a bite. The annual Lenten fish fry creates a…
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Gabriel to step down as Beverly Bootstraps executive director
BEVERLY — Beverly Bootstraps Executive Director Sue Gabriel will step down from the role this spring after 17 years of leading the social services nonprofit and food pantry. “It has been an absolute honor to…
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Legend in the making: Andover’s Morales pushing hard in quest to make history
ANDOVER – Maybe, it was simply the taste of the podium on an international stage before his sophomore year. For Andover’s Yandel Morales, wrestling went from a sport to a mission. “To me, my family…
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PREP BOYS BASKETBALL: Blue Devils fall one step short of state
JOLIET — One more step. One more game. That’s how every senior feels about their final athletic contest. Bismarck-Henning/Rossville-Alvin’s Chaz Dubois is no different. He left Joliet Central High School on Monday thinking about what…
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‘Daughters of The Appalachians’ at The Actors Studio
NEWBURYPORT — The Actors Studio of Newburyport presents “Daughters of The Appalachians” starting March 21 and ending March 30, at its Salisbury-based theater. Performances take place March 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30. Friday and…
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Newburyport Ski Recap: Girls finish with most wins in program history
It was an historic season for Newburyport on the ski slopes. The girls’ team finished with the most wins in program history at 9-3, which included two wins against reigning state champion Masconomet. Leading the…
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Andover scoops up longtime Raiders’ assistant coach
ANDOVER – When EJ Perry officially stepped down as the head coach of the Andover High football team, little did athletic director Wayne Puglisi know at the time that the replacement would come from the…
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Hamilton’s historic Town Hall going net zero
HAMILTON — A goal of net zero emissions is often more like a dream than reality for many businesses, communities and homeowners. But Hamilton is well on its way to showing carbon neutrality is possible…
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As I See It: Cashing in on gift cards you’ll never use
We all have them – gift cards and merchandise credits lying around the house. We have no idea if they’re still valid or how much money is left on them. In the state of Massachusetts,…
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