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Storms May Require Newburyport to Shut Off Water to Residents
One significant storms could jeopardize Newburyport’s water supply, and city officials haven’t taken the necessary precautions to prevent this from happening.
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The New Bike Share Program Will Change How We Get Around Town for the Better
Newburyport’s new bike share program will make the city more accessible, and give people a more sustainable way to get around town.
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Sidewalk Turmoil: City Councilor’s War on Bricks Continues
Ward 2 City Councilor Jennie Donahue is proposing changes to Newburyport’s sidewalks, discouraging the use of brick in favor of concrete. Her efforts are misguided.
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The Real Story of Last Week’s City Council Meeting: A Resolution Calling for City Hall’s Apology
The explosive drama at the June 3rd City Council meeting distracted from the real story: a resolution calling for City Hall to apologize for its handling of the library incident, and disciplinary action for library personnel.
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Three Reasons to Vote YES on Rowley’s 3A Zoning Proposal
Voting Yes on the 3A zoning proposal would give Rowley more housing options, funding access, and control over local development.
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Fundraising for an Outdoor Community Pool Should Be Our Next City Initiative
An outdoor pool would bring all age groups together in a safe setting, and give the community a fun place to meet, gather, and play.
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Language in City Emails Raises Questions About Communication and Transparency
Contradictory disclaimers on City Hall emails reveal transparency issues that aren’t in the interest of Newburyport residents.
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