The Daily News of Newburyport published a piece on 2026-09-25 with recent bird sightings compiled by Sue McGrath of Newburyport Birders. It reports observations from Greater Newburyport and beyond.
Organized by the Amesbury firefighters union, a chili cook-off will be held Saturday in Amesbury. Attendees will be alongside a few thousand friends, with the union hosting the cook-off in the city.
Nature author and wildlife ecologist Bradd Timm will speak on Wildlife Out Your Window at the Haverhill Public Library’s Climate and Community Series on Oct. 10.
Upcoming events are planned at the Salisbury Senior Center, located at 43 Lafayette Road in Salisbury. The programs are open to all. To register or get more information, call 978-462-2412.
The Daily News of Newburyport reported that Salisbury Days, the town’s annual weekend-long event, wrapped up as another successful edition. The celebration concluded with a parade on Sunday.
The Daily News of Newburyport reports that four Newburyport residents plan to participate in the 2026 Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana‑Farber. The 2026 Jimmy Fund Walk is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 4.
WHAV reported that students from Haverhill High School who took part in the Lemelson‑MIT internship program participated in an assembly to display projects they completed over the summer.
Andrew Wulf, principal of Newburyport High School, recently said five students received Commended Student recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Program for 2027.
The Senior Center in Newburyport held a resource fair on Wednesday, organized by the Council on Aging as its second annual Port City Heroes Helping Heroes Resource Fair.
The outdoor sculpture exhibition at Maudslay State Park in Newburyport has returned after a yearlong sabbatical and will run through Oct. 17, The Daily News of Newburyport reported.
WHAV published a report on 2026-09-28 that the Haverhill Fire Department plans to hold a Run for Tommy, a 5-kilometer race in Haverhill. The event is being organized as a fundraiser by the department.
A state election is just around the corner in Amesbury. One ballot item, Question 8, would repeal state laws that currently allow retail sales of recreational marijuana.