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It’s Still OK to Vote NO on the Rec Center
Voting “No” on the rec center debt exclusion doesn’t mean you don’t support the community’s children. It means you think we can do better.
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Pedestrian-Only Downtown Streets would Change Newburyport for the Better
Making State, Liberty, Middle, and Pleasant streets pedestrian only would add to the town’s charm, and be a win for local businesses.
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Newburyport Ward 2 City Councillor on the Future of Outdoor Dining Patios
City Councillor Jennie Donahue clarifies her position on parklets — the patios for outdoor dining that have become a downtown staple.
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Evictions at 105 State Street are a Clear Violation of the City Charter
Residents of 105 State St. were given just two months to vacate their apartments, while the City Charter clearly requires two years’ notice.
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To Make Newburyport Affordable Again, Turn Back the Clock to the Decaying 1950s Downtown
Downtown Newburyport should revert back to the aesthetic that ignites nostalgia in so many residents: the pre-revitalization mid-century.
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A Clean Energy Future is Particularly Important for Older Residents
Clean energy is the path to a sustainable future. When it comes to older residents, clean energy also means cheaper bills and safer living.
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The Pink House’s Demise is a Symptom of What’s Happening to Our Country
The senseless destruction of the Pink House is just the latest example in the widespread effort to erase history and memory.
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