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Historic District Committee urges changes
NEWBURYPORT — A plan to create a large historic district in the city has been expanded to also protect the appearance of the roadway, sidewalks and trees of High Street, the road that forms the backbone of the district.
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'I feel very much alive here'
Last January, Elena Bachrach arrived at the Newburyport Art Association with a list of goals.
After one year at the helm, she's filled many of them and is adding more to the list.
Addressing the association members at their annual meeting last week, Bachrach spoke optimistically of the state of the group and discussed her plans for its future. - Author and illustrator recognized for children's book
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To the victors go the awards
Coaches and members of the Newburyport and Georgetown baseball teams will be honored for their championship seasons Sunday at the Massachusetts Baseball Coaches Association Awards Brunch at the Double Tree Inn in Westborough.
The event, part of an entire weekend of baseball clinics and ceremonies to honor the state's champion teams, will honor Newburyport Clippers coach Bill Pettingell, as well as his two starting pitchers, Ryan O'Connor and Brett Fontaine. - Michaels' buzzer-beater lifts Newburyport
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MBTA plans just won't cut it
The fact that the MBTA chose a cramped meeting room on the third floor of the Salem City Hall annex, rather than a larger, more convenient venue, for Wednesday night's meeting on proposed fare hikes and service cuts, could be taken as a sign of indifference or incompetence.
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MBTA plans just won't cut it
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Business school offers new opportunities
CAMBRIDGE, Mass - (BUSINESS WIRE) MIT Sloan School of Management announced two changes to its Master of Finance (M.Fin) program: an additional round of admissions with an application deadline of March 15, and the availability of partial tuition fellowships for a select group of highly qualified candidates. The moves are in response to growing student and industry demand for the specialized degree.
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Business school offers new opportunities
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