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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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Libraries Replacing Classics with Trendy Titles is Censorship that Erases History
Local libraries are stocking fewer books by classic authors in favor of trendier reads recommended by an algorithm, “dumbing down” the library’s collection.
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Co-Housing Communities are the Answer for Affordably Housing Young Adults and Seniors
Co-housing should be the future of Newburyport housing, bringing young adults and seniors together in one communal space.
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Newburyport’s Housing Prices and New Constructions Threaten its Historic Allure
Expensive Newburyport real estate is changing the character of the city and threatening the historic allure that made it desirable in the first place.
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The Second Newburyport Renaissance is About to Begin. A Retrospective from the Year 2051
The Second Newburyport Renaissance will be defined by co-living housing, a Citizens Assembly, renewable energy, and hands-on education.
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Yes, Newburyport, There is a Santa Claus
Santa Claus is as real as love, joy, generosity, and happiness. You can see him all around Newburyport — you just have to look.
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Development Near Artichoke River Woods Puts Our Drinking Water at Risk
Land development near the Upper and Lower Artichoke Reservoirs threatens our water supply with pollutants.
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