Amesbury
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Amesbury Feels Like Home Because People Show Up
Amesbury’s people are the heart of its unique sense of community. Neighbors quietly showing up for neighbors make the town special.
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Japan Removed Public Trash Cans, and Its Streets Are Spotless. Would That Work Here?
The lack of public trash cans in Japan means people carry their trash home with them, and streets are cleaner. That requires a sense of personal responsibility and respect for public space. Would that work here?
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Local Protests Divide More Than Unify
Protests are a fundamental American right, but when conducted performatively, they do more harm than good.
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New England Winters Suck. That’s What Makes Them Special
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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Amesbury is Still a Perfect Place for Kids to Grow Up
Amesbury’s Millyard, parks, and sense of community and safety, make it the perfect place for kids to grow up.
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Closing the Amesbury Innovation High School Building Would Be Devastating for its Students
Amesbury Innovation High School, an alternative school for kids grades 9-12, is in danger of closing. This would deprive children with special learning requirements of the resources they need.