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Beyond Taste and Odor, Our Water Infrastructure Itself is at Risk
The mayor and city council need to take our water infrastructure issues more seriously, and appoint a committee to examine the issues.
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Film Fest Documentary Preview: ‘B.F. Skinner Plays Himself’
This is a preview of the documentary, “B.F. Skinner Plays Himself,” airing at the 2025 Newburyport Documentary Film Festival.
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The Condition of State Street Reflects the Mayor’s Rocky Road to Reelection
The timing of State St. repairs to coincide with election season shouldn’t distract from the mayor’s record of mishandling personnel matters.
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In Turbulent Times, Documentaries Can Inform and Heal Society
Documentaries can educate an audience and provide guidance and hope. Newburyport’s upcoming Documentary Film Fest spotlights impactful films at a time we need them most.
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A Proud 8 Percenter on the Importance of Paying Attention to Local Issues
Paying attention to issues both local and national is a crucial way to participate in democracy, and stay informed ahead of important elections.
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Meet the Candidate- Philip Cootey (Ward 6, City Council)
Philip Cootey is a candidate for Newburyport City Council, Ward 6
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Meet the Candidate- James Eichhorst (Ward 6, City Council)
James Eichhorst is a candidate for Newburyport City Council, Ward 6.
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