Newburyport golfer Jack Oreal cards 41 points to power a lopsided win over Masconomet. Also in today's brief (6 items): Oreal cards 41 points in rout of Masconomet; Newburyport volleyball battles Marblehead in recap; Outdoor sculpture exhibit returns to Maudslay; Newburyport school offi…
Construction crews officially break ground on third apartment building at Newburyport Crossing. Also in today's brief (7 items): Third building underway at Newburyport Crossing complex; State moves MCAS reports to new family portal; Plum Island residents prepare for weekend nor'easter; …
A horror series film shoot closes State Street businesses early as production returns to downtown Newburyport. From our own coverage: Newburyport's priciest sale tops $2 million. Also in today's brief (3 items): Horror series film shoot closes State Street businesses; Newburyport Chocol…
Two Newburyport recreation projects moved forward this week. Bids for the new Lower Atkinson multi-sport court, funded through the Community Preservation Act, were opened last week, and the city expects to sign a construction contract with the low bidder this week. Meanwhile, work on th…
This week's obituary notices for Newburyport, Massachusetts residents include one qualifying obituary: Checkoway, Caroline Frances (Knowles), 98, who died September 9, 2026, in Newburyport. Caroline was born in 1927 at the former Newburyport Homeopathic Hospital and grew up in the city.…
Newburyport recorded 14 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, though only seven carried a recorded sale price so far. Among those seven, prices ranged from $856,500 to $2,095,000, with a median of $1,115,000. The period's top sale was 5 Knights Lane, Lot 10, which sold for $2,095,000 on
Inn Street Barbershop celebrated 100 years in business today, per a Newburyport Daily News feature on the shop's downtown legacy. The report ties the shop's century-long run to its place in the Newburyport Chamber of Commerce community and the city's retail history. Separately, Newburyp…
Newburyport Planning Board recommends citywide ban on water-cooled data centers.
Newburyport conservation panel presses developer to shrink or move a building in a wetland buffer.
Newburyport council approved $2.5 million for a new water treatment plant and a Federal Street parking fix. The council voted 11-0 for the loan order, which funds a required pilot study and design work toward state PFAS compliance on a project estimated at $60 million.