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Last hazardous waste drop-off set for Saturday

Haverhill will hold its last household hazardous waste drop-off of the year Saturday morning. From our own coverage: Four of 14 Haverhill deeds show a sale price so far. Also in today's brief (13 items): Library cancels Tuesday's kids read anything book club; New book revisits Haverhill…

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Downtown parking garage opens

New parking garage opens in downtown Haverhill, adding capacity for shoppers and visitors. From our own coverage: Four of 14 Haverhill deeds recorded with prices. Also in today's brief (7 items): New downtown parking garage now open; Library marks World Space Week with rocket build; Tee…

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Four of 14 Haverhill deeds recorded with prices so far this period

Haverhill recorded 14 property deeds between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but sale prices have posted for only four so far, ranging from $360,000 to $662,500 with a median of $442,500. The period's top recorded sale was 1 Alfred Pk at $662,500, sold by Allison S. Mazzotta to William Joseph Hickey III. Nine

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Library swaps Friday Flicks for Friday Fun

Haverhill library swaps paused Friday Flicks for new weekly adult activity session amid renovation. Also in today's brief (10 items): Library swaps Friday Flicks for Friday Fun; Saturday Spanish conversation practice canceled; North Andover JV volleyball travels to Haverhill; Library ma…

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School Committee grapples with blank MCAS essays

Haverhill School Committee confronts MCAS essay scores after quarter of students left answers blank. From our own coverage: School Committee digs into dismal MCAS essay scores. Also in today's brief (9 items): Consentino School Building Committee meets Thursday; License Commission holds…

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Outdoor watering banned amid drought emergency

Haverhill escalates its drought emergency, banning all outdoor watering as dry conditions continue across the city. From our own coverage: Haverhill deed roundup led by $6.9 million sale. Also in today's brief (6 items): Outdoor watering banned as drought emergency escalates; Board of A…

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Pare named deputy police chief

Haverhill police get a new deputy chief as Meaghan Pare takes the department's number two post. From our own coverage: $6.9 million sale anchors active September deed period. Also in today's brief (7 items): Barrett, Tracy name Pare deputy police chief; Special education advisory counci…

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Haverhill $6.9 Million Sale Anchors Active September Deed Period

Haverhill recorded 15 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, with eight showing a sale price so far, ranging from $288,000 to $6,962,500 and a median of $460,000. The month's most notable transaction was a $6,962,500 sale of a unit at 5 Merrimack St., far above the rest of the period's

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Cleanup postponed to October amid storm

Haverhill postpones its Merrimack River shoreline cleanup to Oct. 11 as a nor'easter approaches this weekend. Also in today's brief (7 items): Merrimack River cleanup postponed to October amid storm; Library repeats mini watercolor workshop for adults; Special education parent council m…

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Tax collector window closes for three days

Deputy tax collector's office window to close for three days next week. Also in today's brief (7 items): Deputy tax collector window closed Sept 28 to 30; Library repeats watercolor landscape workshop for adults; Merrimack River shoreline cleanup set for Saturday; SEPAC advisory council…

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