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Category Archives: Entertainment
What a view!
I firmly believe that like Seward’s Folly (the purchase of Alaska) that Mayor Al Lavender’s ill-fated host agreement with DEP’s favorite trash mafia; will in the end be a boon for Newburyport. Everyone has heard about the landfill but very … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Economics, Entertainment, Infrastructure, Landfill, Landscapes, News & Politics, Recreation, Solar Panels, Taxes, trails
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Don’t forget locals – First Friday Friends Social: Custom House
It is unfortunately a very large habit for locals to skiddadle out of town during Yankee Homecoming, not that they would be missed as downtown is indeed packed during this week. But the First Friday Friends Social is largely designed for locals … Continue reading
Check out the Little River Trail System – A Hidden Newburyport Treasure
There is an incredible resource in the City of Newburyport that is being under utilized; all because it is out of the public eye; and in many ways, hidden from view. Called the Little River Trail System – five beautiful trails, one … Continue reading
Yikes they’re early!
I was shocked this Independence Day weekend to find out the nasty devils, The Greenheads, are here early. They usually don’t show up until the week after the 4th. It is a known fact that greenheads can’t function fully unless … Continue reading
Romantic Newburyport
I wrote last June the following, “This was romantic Newburyport – resolve and character and determination mixed with courage and ingenuity and a desire for liberty. They achieved incredible deeds and yet, when they wrote about it; they spoke of it … Continue reading
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Newburyport Returns to the Sea
As pretty as our city is, and our harbor packed with pleasure boats shine like a fine china on display; our harbor is regrettably still naked! It’s like a tuxedoed man with pressed shirt, creased coat and a fresh shave … Continue reading
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Beating a dead horse
This entire garage negotiation is extremely complicated. Councilor Cronin has given all of us an excellent glimpse and superb update on the present situation with his blog insert. If you really want to know (instead of anecdotal information from your friends … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Housing, Agriculture & Farms, Architecture, Art & Culture, Businesses, Developers, Downtown, Eco-tourism, Economics, Education, Entertainment, Environment, finances, Health and wellness, Heritage Tourism, Infrastructure, Maintenance, News & Politics, Parking, Parks, Planning, Preservation, Quality of Life, Real Estate, Recreation, schools, sidewalks, Streetscapes, Taxes, Tourism, Tours, Traffic, Travel, Waterfront
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It’s Halloween – Let’s take a break from politiking!
Halloween is a very special time for Newburyport. It’s not sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, the City government is only lightly involved in some policing and no one organization is out there sponsoring! And yet, the city is spontaneous … Continue reading
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Autumn Foliage Drives & Hikes
Sorry for the late notice, but as you can see from this Foliage Guide, the leaves are at peak literally next door just a little inland. So those with opportunity, GET OUT THERE! Those who hesitate will lose out until next … Continue reading
Tips on whale watching
I figure since more and more non-locals are sneaking views on my blog and website who are making plans to come to Newburyport; it might be a good thing to give some tips on things to do and enjoy in our area. … Continue reading
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