Mandatory water restrictions ordered for residents
Newburyport on Tue, Oct 6
- Newburyport orders mandatory water restrictions. Newburyport officials ordered mandatory water restrictions for residents citywide, the Daily News of Newburyport reported. The report's summary did not specify which water uses are restricted or how long the order will remain in effect.The Daily News of Newburyport
- City Council approves crypto kiosk ban. The City Council voted to ban cryptocurrency ATM kiosks in Newburyport, finalizing action on a measure first raised alongside proposed data center regulations, the Daily News of Newburyport reported.The Daily News of Newburyport
- Middle Street bridge reopens after eight years closed. The Middle Street/Plummer Springs Bridge linking West Newbury and Newburyport reopened to vehicles after a final inspection on Sept. 22, ending an eight-year closure dating to 2018, The Town Common reported.The Town Common
- Bresnahan unveils new Learning Classroom for K-3. Francis T. Bresnahan Elementary School introduced the Learning Classroom this week, a new 'specials' class for kindergarten through third grade students, Newburyport Public Schools announced.Newburyport Public Schools
- Plum Island petition seeks clean Merrimack River. A Plum Island resident started a petition urging state and local officials to address sewage overflows polluting the Merrimack River, drawing nearly 2,000 signatures, The Town Common reported.The Town Common
- Field hockey climbs in latest rankings. Newburyport field hockey has climbed in the latest local power rankings as several other area teams push for playoff positioning, the Daily News of Newburyport reported.The Daily News of Newburyport
- Golfers power Newburyport to 200-point win. Two Newburyport golfers each posted 40 points as the team totaled 200 in a recent match victory, according to a Daily News of Newburyport roundup.The Daily News of Newburyport
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