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North Andover Voters To Get 6th District Debate Sept. 17

North Andover voters will hear 6th District candidates debate next month at a free Sept. 17 forum in Beverly. Candidates vying for the open congressional seat will square off at Endicott College's Cleary Lecture Hall after the Sept. 1 primary, a debate previewed by North Andover Patch u…

North Andover voters looking to size up candidates in the open 6th Congressional District race will get that chance next month, with a free public debate set for Sept. 17 at Endicott College in Beverly. The forum follows the Sept. 1 primary and is open to residents across the district.

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"Beverly's Endicott College To Host Congressional General Election Debate": Candidates vying for the open 6th District congressional seat will debate at Endicott College in Beverly on Sept. 17, after the Sept. 1 primary, an event open to district voters including North Andover, per North Andover Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/northandover/s/koexv/beverlys-endicott-college-to-host-congressional-general-election-debate).
"Follow the bouncing ball with a game of ping pong": The North Andover Senior Center on Sutton Street is running a twice-weekly ping pong program open to residents and volunteer non-residents, with games Thursdays and Fridays from 8 to 11 a.m., according to The Andover Townsman (read it at https://www.andovertownsman.com/news/local_news/follow-the-bouncing-ball-with-a-game-of-ping-pong/article_4c582857-3e12-42c5-97d7-157d883fee6c.html).

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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