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Monthly Archives: February 2012
The New Signage Ordinance for the Downtown
People who are anti-LHD keep stating that there is no need for historic preservation protections and the City has done just fine without it. Unfortunately, this statement is made from ignorance. One of the tremendous benefits from having a local … Continue reading
Posted in Downtown, Heritage Tourism, History, Planning, Preservation, Zoning
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Making Cathy’s Country Kitchen the ‘Fall Guy’
Newburyport Development is setting up Cathy’s Kitchen to fail. As Dyke Hendrickson in his editorial today indicated it is quite noticeable how ND likes to treat properties they would rather not have around. The miserable state of the stretch of … Continue reading
Disingenuous
I have been incredulous at the statements made by the anti-LHD movement. Speaking out of both sides of their mouth, they claim they appreciate and love historic preservation but they don’t want any protections put into place. Let me give … Continue reading
CPA Project List for 2012
There are $449,000 available for projects this year. As you can see from the list below, the Community Preservation Committee has a challenge ahead. Now if logic were to prevail, it might be just achievable, but there is a lot … Continue reading
Nobody’s fault but my own
If you are wondering if someone sabotaged http://www.ppreservationist.com, the answer is technically no. The saboteur is typing this post this very moment. Since I have to run off to work, It will be fixed accordingly by tonight. Most of the … Continue reading
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Some Badly Needed Updates
I’ve been sick this last week. Considering how many others have been sick about the area, that’s nothing unique. Some people actually believe I do this blog and site for a living. They confuse several years of accumulated research for … Continue reading
It’s too funny!
Now you all know that I am not getting upset or concerned about MassDevelopment and the NRA. Nothing’s going to happen until the parking garage goes in. And nothing is going to happen regardless of anyone’s plans until the soil … Continue reading
Posted in Developers, Economics, History, Organizations, Planning, Waterfront
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NHC: Newburyport Historic District
You’ve come to Newburyport, fell in love with the place as so many others have done, and found a perfect home inside the historic district. After checking on the website, http://www.newburyporthistoricdistrict.org, you discover your house is a contributing resource in … Continue reading
A Brave New World?
It was an interesting choice of wording by Dyke Hendrickson in the article about Newburyport Development’s plans for Fowle’s News. It is commonly been used in the past as an element of irony showing a future that is quite not … Continue reading
Cake-icing
Normally, if you see that on a cake, your mouth begins to water. Unfortunately, if you see the same kind of thing on the brick sidewalk in front of your house; you can respond with a moan. Salt tends to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Health and wellness, sidewalks
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