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Play Softball at Perkins This Summer and Embrace Your Inner Child
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Casual pick-up softball games at Perkins Playground are the best way to relive your childhood.
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A Weekend Trip to Biddeford Blends Bohemian Grit with Modern Luxury
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Biddeford, Maine is a rapidly evolving city, but still retains its gritty, mill town identity. That’s why now is the perfect time to visit.
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New England Winters Suck. That’s What Makes Them Special
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Winter’s hardships actually bring people closer together, and create opportunities for neighborly warmth. It’s time to embrace New England winter.
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This Thanksgiving, Don’t Forget Those Who Might Be Alone
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As Thanksgiving approaches, consider those in your life who might have no plans, or nowhere to go. This is when friends and community are needed the most.
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Why Do Americans Have an Election Lawn Sign Obsession?
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Election lawn signs are a uniquely American tradition. Why? It might be because we rely on politics to give us a sense of identity.
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Only 8 Percent of Residents Closely Follow Local Issues. Why Not Become One of Them?
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Few residents pay close attention to local issues, volunteer, and vote. These are the “8 Percenters.” Success as a community means growing their ranks.
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The Townie’s Election Coverage Aims to Promote Civic Engagement and Voter Awareness
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The Townie is actively seeking election-related opinion pieces from both voters and candidates, with the broader goal of increasing civic engagement.
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In Memoriam: Dancin’ Andy Leaves the Community with Fond Memories of Mirthful Nights
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Dancin’ Andy was a Newburyport icon whose dance moves, unique style, and youthful spirit, endeared him to many in the community. He passed away on July 19, 2025.
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The Townie’s New Events Calendar is a Hub for Activities in Greater Newburyport
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The Townie’s new event calendar is your go-to resource for what to do in the Newburyport area, including live music, trivia, theater shows, farmer’s markets, and more.
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Now That the Pink House is Gone, We Need a New Local Landmark. Nominations Are Open!
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The Pink House was Newburyport’s most recognizable landmark, and the one most often represented in art. Now that it’s gone, what will replace it?