Obituary notices, week of June 22, 2026 through June 28, 2026

This week's Newburyport obituary column lists 2 notices: Hartnett, Anne, 76, who died June 19, 2026; and Geekie, Sachiko ("Sachi Oki"), 89, who died June 21, 2026. A funeral Mass for Anne Hartnett is scheduled for June 30 at Immaculate Conception Church, Newburyport; a graveside service…

Newburyport Schools Adopt Fishtank Literacy Curriculum, Expand School Choice to Close Budget Gap

Newburyport School Committee adopts Fishtank Learning as its new K-5 literacy curriculum and expands school choice enrollment to close a $93,901 budget gap.

Newburyport Council Bonds $2.2 Million for Aging Water Pump Station Replacement

Newburyport City Council approves $2.226 million water pump station bond and clears five year-end free cash transfers.

This Week in Newburyport: Jun 15 - Jun 21

1 stories from Newburyport News this week.

Obituary notices, week of Monday, June 15, 2026 through Sunday, June 21, 2026

(no qualifying obituaries this week)

Newburyport Planning Board Approves Medical Offices at Henry Graf Jr. Road

Newburyport Planning Board unanimously approves medical offices at Henry Graf Jr. Road industrial park.

This Week in Newburyport: Jun 8 - Jun 14

1 stories from Newburyport News this week.

Newburyport School Committee Raises Athletic Fees, Approves Girls Varsity Golf Team

Newburyport School Committee raises athletic fees, creates girls varsity golf program, and tables international field trip vote over tour-company concerns.

Newburyport Conservation Commission Continues Solar Canopy Permit Over Wetland Concerns

Newburyport Conservation Commission tells Parker Street solar canopy applicant to redesign or face variance denial.

Malden Planning Board Unanimously Backs Data Center Moratorium and Citywide Ban

NEWBURYPORT — June 11, 2026 — Malden Planning Board voted 9-0 to recommend that City Council approve a one-year moratorium on data centers and a proposed citywide ban on the new use category. The joint session with the City Council Rules and Ordinance Committee took up City Council Paper No.