General
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Ban Lawn Pesticides for the Good of the Environment and Our Personal Health
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Pesticide use is rampant across our community, and they’re negatively affecting our ecosystem. Local governments need to show leadership and ban them.
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A Clean Energy Future is Particularly Important for Older Residents
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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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Recycling Reform is More Important Than Ever for Our Community’s Future
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We need to reimagine how waste and recycling are handled in Newburyport, to make sure recycled materials are actually put to use.
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The New Library Volunteer Program Leaves Old Grievances Unresolved
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There’s a new library volunteer program, but it doesn’t erase the unfairness of the old volunteers’ dismissal.
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Yes, Newburyport, There is a Santa Claus
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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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Progressive Communities Are not Immune to Accidental Racism
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Even in a progressive town like Newburyport, there’s still work to be done to create a truly tolerant, equitable community.
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Newburyport is Photogenic in Ways You’d Never Expect
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When it comes to Newburyport photography, there’s more than meets the eye. The area’s beauty goes far beyond the beaches, boardwalks, and the Rail Trail.
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The Newburyport Retail Collective Hopes to Revitalize Downtown Retail
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The NRC will promote downtown retailers, plan fun events, and address issues affecting the retail community.
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The True Meaning of “Townie”: It’s Not What You Think
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The term “Townie” has always had a negative stigma. It’s time to change how we think about the word and redefine it.