Haverhill Youth Soccer has opened registration for its Development Program (Pre-K through Grade 2) and In-Town Soccer (Grades 3/4) for the summer season. Development runs eight Saturdays at $100–$125 per player; TOT Soccer for 3-year-olds continues Sunday mornings at $70. Competitive Tr…
Most North Shore beaches have reopened following a sewage discharge linked to a Haverhill pumping station, though some sites still carry dangerous bacteria warnings. A nonprofit organization is urging continued caution at select locations even as the broader reopening proceeds, the Bost…
Haverhill Youth Soccer has rescheduled travel-team evaluations to Sunday, June 29, at Haverhill High School, with 2026-27 travel registration currently open on the HYS website. The all-volunteer organization offers programs for ages 3 through grade 8, including TOT Soccer, Development l…
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Haverhill Youth Soccer has opened Travel 2026/27 registration and rescheduled player evaluations to June 29 at Haverhill High School. The volunteer-led league, active since 1961, offers programs for ages 3 through grade 8, including TOT Soccer, Saturday Development leagues, and competit…
Walnut Square Elementary students read award-winning peace poems at the Haverhill School Committee's June 11 meeting.
Haverhill City Council unanimously confirmed Wayne Tracy as acting police chief and voted to pressure federal lawmakers over a frozen heating assistance program threatening low-income residents this winter. Mayor James J.
Haverhill City Council unanimously backed a proposed shared campus between Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School and Northern Essex Community College, with a July 1 deadline looming for all 11 member communities to sign on.
Haverhill City Council amplifies local veteran Tom Bradley's search for a living kidney donor.
Haverhill's City Council approved a $235.7 million FY2024 budget and raised the mayor's salary to $150,000 at its June 13 meeting.