Casual pick-up softball games at Perkins Playground are the best way to relive your childhood.

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While holding a sign isn’t a solution to the country’s problems, it’s a way to challenge the status quo and a first step toward effecting change.
The Pink House Memorial sign on Plum Island Turnpike is an important homage to the iconic house, but its placement makes it invisible.
You can build bigger houses, but you can’t rebuild Newburyport’s character and history once it’s torn down. We need to prioritize our city’s history and impose longer demolition delays on historic homes.
We need more transparency when it comes to out-of-district student placements, which are an economic drain on our city.
Transgender Day of Visibility should be a day of celebration and accomplishment, not a somber occasion.

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