Newburyport Morning Brief, Oct. 30: MBTA eyes more bicyclists, shoppers in town
MBTA eyes more bicyclists, shoppers in town. Also in today's brief (2 items): MBTA eyes more bicyclists, shoppers in town; Library to serve as Ward 2 polling site.
MBTA eyes more bicyclists, shoppers in town. Also in today's brief (2 items): MBTA eyes more bicyclists, shoppers in town; Library to serve as Ward 2 polling site.
Newburyport Public Library plans major exhibition honoring native children's author David McPhail.
Witches Night Out returned to downtown Newburyport drawing another strong crowd for the Halloween tradition.
Newburyport football team puts up a fight in road loss to North Reading. Also in today's brief (3 items): Football team battles tough in road loss; Volleyball falls to Lynnfield in rematch; Newburyport Art thanks community for auction success.
Local leaders react as Northern Essex Community College ends its partnership with Whittier Tech. Also in today's brief (2 items): Leaders react to NECC ending Whittier Tech pact; Newburyport girls soccer keeps shutout streak alive.
Costumed kids filled Newburyport City Hall for a Halloween trick-or-treat event Friday. From our own coverage: Council advances crypto kiosk ban, other measures. Also in today's brief (2 items): Costumed visitors fill City Hall for trick-or-treat.
New England Tenors announce a holiday concert for audiences in the Newburyport area. From our own coverage: Police intervene in Bitcoin ATM scam as council vote looms. Also in today's brief (2 items): New England Tenors announce holiday concert.
Newburyport Public Schools receives $3.1 million state grant for high school CTE program.
Newburyport City Council set to vote Monday on a citywide Bitcoin ATM ban. Also in today's brief (4 items): Early voting sees strong turnout locally; Family to Family program deadline nears; Preview looks ahead to CAL Open meet; Council set to vote on Bitcoin ATM ban.
Organized protests reappear on downtown streets Saturday morning as the city preps for Halloween weekend events.
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