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If Newburyport Celebrates Its Seniors, Why Cut a Beloved Senior Center Position?
The City should be encouraging and funding positions like Outreach Specialist at the Senior Center, not cutting them.
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Why Did Ward 2 Councilor Donahue Decide Not to Run for Reelection?
After deciding not to run for reelection, how will the Ward 2 Councilor’s tenure in office be remembered?
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One Newburyporter’s July 4th: Thinking About the Past and Future in Our Town
From attending a naturalization ceremony to appreciating the quirks of historic preservation, July 4th was a reflective occasion for this Newburyporter.
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Ward 2 City Councilor Jennie Donahue Will Not Seek Reelection
Jennie Donahue, Newburyport’s Ward 2 City Councilor, has decided not to run for reelection. Instead, she will focus her energies on disability advocacy and being present for family.
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A Message to Market Basket: Don’t Let Family Infighting Ruin Our Local Grocery Store
Market Basket, a local institution helmed by a beloved CEO, is threatened by infighting. The Market Basket leadership needs to do what’s right for the community.
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It’s Time for Newburyport to Embrace Ranked Choice Voting
Ranked choice voting could lead to more representative government, allowing voters to rank their candidates in order of preference.
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A Brief Reflection on the History of Our Local Newspapers
Newburyport has a long tradition of local newspapers and journals, dating back to the 18th century. It’s in the community’s best interest to keep this tradition alive.
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