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The City Knew About Water Risks in 2021. Those Risks Are Still Being Ignored
A comprehensive long-term plan for fixing Newburyport’s water issues has not been formed, and the mayor has been ignoring solutions.
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Meet the Candidate- Rani Eng (At-large City Council)
Rani Eng is a candidate for Newburyport City Council, at large.
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Reardon Has Delivered on Promises and Deserves Another Term
Sean Reardon’s passion for Newburyport is evident in the way he has delivered on issues like housing, green initiatives, and more.
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Resist National Bullying Through Local Protest
Events on the national stage can often make us feel helpless at a local level. But expressing yourself peacefully at demonstrations like October 18th’s No Kings! Rally is one way to push back.
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Meet the Candidate- Lisa Medina Smith (Ward 5, City Council)
Lisa Medina Smith is a candidate for Newburyport City Council, Ward 5.
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McCauley is the Best Candidate to Address Our Drinking Water Problem
Jim McCauley’s ability to take on technical challenges, like the drinking water supply issue, make him the best candidate for mayor.
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Meet the Candidate- Beth Trach (Ward 4, City Council)
Beth Trach is a candidate for Newburyport City Council, Ward 4.
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