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Merrimack Valley Newsmakers — 296 episodes

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1

Woofstock’s Morgan Previews September Plans

2

Moulton Spells Out Differences in U.S. Senate Run, Says Feds Can Help Haverhill

3

Haverhill Police Uses 3 Drones to Better Move Traffic, Possibly Save Lives

4

Police Capt. Landry Speaks on Often-Overlooked Summer Dangers

5

Stem Haverhill’s CEO Marches on Following Cancer Scare

6

Historic New England to Open Haverhill Center with ‘Shoe Stories’

7

Haverhill Schools Win National Recognition for Faster Progress

8

Haverhill Preps for Memorial Day with Event Lineup Starting Friday

9

Podcast: Northern Essex Community College Seeks Student Support on 5th Annual Giving Day

10

Kosmes Reflects on Evolution of Whittier Tech and Education as She Prepares to Retire

11

Acting Haverhill Police Tracy Says Crisis Intervention Training Training is a Key Focus

12

Golden Hill School Parents Launch Fundraiser for Community Playground

13

Auditor DiZoglio Faces New Challenges in Audit Fight

14

Urban College of Boston Brings All Degree and Certificate Programs Online

15

Greater Haverhill Chamber to Move to Washington Street Historic District Storefront

16

Hollywood’s Tom Bergeron Returns as Haverhill’s Favorite Son for Photo Shoot

17

Haverhill Santa Parade Organizer Details Behind-the-Scenes Planning for Nov. 23 Festivities

18

Diodati and Rodrigues Vie to Be New Haverhill City Council Face of Ward 2

19

McGonagle and Aguilo in Ward 6 City Council Race Detail Different Approaches

20

Ward 4 Council Candidates Cooper and Lewandowski Outline Positions on Pressing Issues

21

Barrett and Burns Vie for Haverhill City Hall’s Corner Office

22

Essex County Sheriff Coppinger Tells WHAV Listeners How His Office is Different

23

Sen. Payano Wants Residents to Have Greater Control Over Personal Information

24

Merrimack Health CEO Richardson Outlines Possible Expansion Plans for Haverhill Hospital

25

Haverhill Chamber Plays Matchmaker to Area Nonprofits and Volunteers Who Wish to Help

26

Haverhill’s Ward 6 Candidates Talk Bridges, Route 125 Traffic and Quality of Life

27

Haverhill’s Ward 4 Candidates Discuss Issues From Holy Family to Rural Charm

28

At WHAV, State IG Shapiro Calls Public His Eyes and Ears in Combatting Fraud and Abuse

29

Haverhill City Clerk Details Voter Deadlines Ahead of Sept. 9 Election

30

Emmaus’ 37th Annual Cycle for Shelter Sept. 14 Helps Alleviate Homelessness

31

Haverhill Chamber Makes Overture to Non-members; Seeks to Host More Open Events

32

Green-Byrd’s ‘Overcoming the Odds’ Relates Road to 60 Years of Community Service

33

Haverhill-Based BC Media Productions Help Netflix with Docu-Series About Shaq

34

Emergency Medicine Chief Schuur Outlines Haverhill Hospital Plan

35

Somebody Cares New England Plans Summer Basketball Program

36

Haverhill’s Plug Pond Now Staffed with 7 Lifeguards as Peak Swimming Season Begins

37

New Haverhill Theater Group Seeks Young Actors for Summer

38

Art Walk includes Haverhill’s First Pride Parade

39

MeVA to Increase Frequency of Bus Trips Throughout Merrimack Valley

40

Hamilton Says Proposed House Budget Sets Aside Another $200,000 for Historic New England Plan

41

House Budget Includes More For Haverhill Schools and Money for Pinnacle, GHF

42

Habitat for Humanity Plans 7 Affordable Housing Units in Haverhill’s Mount Washington

43

Sweet Paws Rescue Says Haverhill Farm Expansion Won’t Alter Foster Focus

44

After Graduation Alternatives—Haverhill High School to Offer Post Secondary Expo

45

Angel Flight NE Arranges Timely Medical Flight for Haverhill Woman with Rare Illness

46

MeVa to Allow Open Strollers on Buses as Employee Helps Change Policy

47

Trahan Notes Haverhill Firefighter Grant, Steward Failure in Ripping White House Freeze

48

Haverhill’s Calvary Baptist Church Pays Tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.

49

The New Year is Just Starting, but Haverhill’s Lemieux Already Has Boston Marathon Plans

50

Aulson Explains Goats Stay Warm and Amuse Themselves with Discarded Christmas Trees

51

Minority Leader Tarr Says Watch for How $4 Billion Jobs Bill Rolls Out

52

Haverhill Fire Department Hockey Team Plays Saturday in Support of Veterans

53

Haverhill Schools Mark Progress with Modular Classrooms at Whittier and Rising Steel at New Consentino

54

Hunking Student Wins MLB’s Local Pitch, Hit and Run Contest; Goes to World Series

55

Early Voting Continues Today; Haverhill Clerk Wright Explains Extended Election Season

56

Mann Orchards’ Fitzgerald Previews Topsfield Fair and Looks Back 50 Years

57

Haverhill Bank’s Mortimer Shares Stories From the City’s Deep Financial Institution History

58

Waiting for Haverhill’s Annual Restaurant Week? Here’s Some Tasty News

59

Haverhill’s Breakfast Exchange Club Gives Grandparents a Helping Hand

60

Haverhill Mayor Hosts Free Community Dinner Tuesday to Showcase Mental Health Resources

61

MassReconnect Shatters Myths, Helps 39-Year-Old Complete Degree at Northern Essex

62

Essex County Habitat for Humanity Invites Applications for New Haverhill Duplexes

63

Clean River Project Makes Pitch for More Money to Keep Merrimack River Clean

64

Groveland COA’s EngAGEment Celebration and Symposium Saturday; More to Come

65

Spurr Relates Finally Donning Graduation Cap and Gown After 65-Year Wait

66

Haverhill Church Group Leads Mission to Moldova, Bringing Supplies and Hope to Orphans

67

Carolyn’s Farm Kitchen Opens Haverhill Storefront Location

68

More to Building Haverhill-Based Mason & Hamlin Pianos Than Meets the Ear

69

MacDougall-Tattan Signing Copies of Her Book ‘Biz’s Journey Home’ at Firefighting Museum

70

Groveland’s Langley-Adams Library to Host Mystery Book Con Saturday

71

Groveland Voters Go to the Polls Monday, Decide Which 2 of 6 Should be Selectmen

72

Riding with MeVa Regional Bus Regulars and Driver Larry Corcoran

73

Haverhill Native McGravey Releases New Album, ‘Feather in the Wind’

74

Haverhill Mayor Barrett Brings Listeners Behind the Scenes on School Decisions

75

On 50th Anniversary of Federal Program, Trahan Touts Local Decision-Making Benefits

76

Merrimack Valley Chamber to Host National Small Business Week Awards Ceremony in May

77

Haverhill Bank’s Temple Pruyn Offers A Word About Retirement Accounts Before Tax Day

78

Haverhill Chamber Readies for 26th Annual Winning Opportunities for Women Conference

79

Pentucket Bank Closes Main Office Today in Prep For Redevelopment, Reopens Riverside

80

Mason Expresses Thanks as Haverhill School Crossing Guards Receive $2 Raise

81

In Advance of 50th Anniversary Celebration, ‘Spike’ Sprague Reveals Little Known Facts

82

MakeIt Haverhill’s Boucher Tells of Motivation by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

83

Community Colleges are ‘Hot’ Right Now; Dolan-Wilson Explains How to Avoid Debt

84

Whittier School Drama Club Readies for Disney ‘Descendants: The Musical’

85

Haverhill Bank’s Liz Cronin Gives Tips on Protecting Yourself Against Holiday Fraud

86

Coach ‘Spike’ Sprague Prepares to Celebrate 50th Anniversary of HHS Hockey Team

87

Looking Back, Fiorentini Details 20-Year Path to Haverhill’s Turnaround

88

Temple Emanu-El’s Rabbi Stevens Discusses Hanukkah, Which Begins Thursday

89

As Dice Retires, Pentucket Regional High School Plans to Recruit New Service Dogs

90

Haverhill’s Mayoral Candidates Favor Route 97 Fire Station, Share Other Views

91

Haverhill Exchange Club’s Annual Hillie Hunt Sends Teams Scurrying Next Week

92

Sixth Annual Methuen Day Saturday Brings Bands, Organ Concert, Food and More

93

Trahan Says Programs Like Haverhill Fire Staffing Grant at Risk with Federal Shutdown

94

Rocks Village Memorial Association’s Yard Sale This Weekend Offers Bonus Tours

95

Haverhill Author Releases ‘Killer Dreams’ Novel Even as he Gives Life Himself

96

Back to School and Back to Work are Related at Haverhill’s Leaving the Streets Ministry

97

All Five Haverhill Mayoral Candidates Answer Questions About Pressing Issues

98

Community Celebration This Saturday Celebrates 30 Years of Methuen Festival of Trees

99

MeVa Transit Extends Six Bus Routes Two Hours Later Into the Night with Added State Money

100

Pentucket Bank Stadium Branch Renovations in Progress; 24 Operations Offices to Move There

101

Veterans Northeast Outreach Center to Rededicate Intake Center to Late Leader Forbes

102

Cameron ‘Cam’ Davidowicz Talks Pro Rugby on WHAV’s ‘Win for Breakfast’

103

North Andover’s Johnson Discusses his ‘Window Seat on the World’ with John Kerry

104

Haverhill’s L’Arche Boston North Opens Fifth Home; Program Gets Support from Longest Table

105

Haverhill Veterans Eligible for Gifts of Free Electronics at Aug. 5 ‘Give Back’ Day

106

‘Revitalize Buttonwoods’ Aims to Renovate Local Museum, Include Diverse Audiences

107

Haverhill Promise Promotes Summer Reading Options

108

WHAV’s Friday Night DJ Porter Focus of ‘Behind the Mic’ Segment

109

Haverhill Proclaims Pride Month; Students Share Experiences and Police Introduce Liaison

110

On WHAV, District Attorney Tucker Names Mental Health Among First Responders, Public a Top Concern

111

Haverhill to Honors its Fallen Heroes, Preserve History on Memorial Day

112

WHAV Goes ‘Behind the Mic’ with Community Spotlight’s Jenifer Cosgrove

113

Organizers of Cogswell ArtSpace Plan 21+ Party to Light up the Building From the Inside Out

114

Haverhill Firefighting Museum’s Annual Kentucky Derby Gala Fundraiser this Saturday

115

Local Banking Picture Thankfully Differs Greatly From National Attention-Getters

116

Groveland Native Says Her Oscar-Winning ‘Navalny’ Aims to Bring Justice

117

Howard Details Plans to Merge Merrimack Valley and RTN Credit Unions; March 29 Vote

118

In Time for St. Patrick’s Day, Haverhill’s O’Malley Discusses ‘So Far from Home…’

119

Haverhill Chamber’s Eberhardt Says Getting Down to Business Means Able to Get to Work

120

One Month Left to Order During Third Annual Hometown Heroes Banner Program

121

Haverhill Exchange Club Plans 21st Annual Rick Barry St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast

122

Former Fiorentini Rivals Turn His Refusal to Seek Re-Election Into Roast, of Sorts

123

Job Interviews Underway for Next Haverhill High School Principal

124

Tzitzon Details Little-Known Story of the Former Job of Registry of Motor Vehicle Inspector

125

Bergeron Returns to WHAV Studio Where Career Began; Reflects on Meeting His Idols

126

Couple Quietly Saves the Haverhill Southwick Clothing Legacy and Creates New Jobs

127

Hobbs-Everett to Receive Special Drum Major for Justice Award at Rev. King Celebration

128

Whittier Tech to Spend the Next Year Deciding Between Renovation or Building New

129

Santa Claus is Coming But Many Children Already Met the Jolly Man Thanks to the Haverhill Lions Club

130

Haverhill School Supt. Marotta Looks to Expand University Relationships for Student, Staff Benefit

131

Community Action Sees Sharp Increase in Fuel Assistance Requests; Here’s Where to Find Help

132

Salvation Army of Haverhill Plans Focus on Teen Depression, but Kettle Collections Fall Behind

133

Haverhill Hometown Holiday Celebration Tonight with Tree Lighting, Santa, Entertainment

134

Haverhill Lions Club Brings Back Breakfast with Santa...and Mrs. Claus Dec. 10

135

Community Action Offers Help with Home Heating Costs This Winter

136

Whittier Tech’s Open House Looks to Future as Haverhill Population Climbs, Others Shrink

137

School Administration Seeks Property Lease Bids for Haverhill’s Gateway Academy

138

Haverhill Health Dept. Plans Flu, COVID-19 Booster Clinics; Expects Shots to Become Annual

139

Methuen Welcomes Wall That Heals, Vietnam Memorial Replica, Thursday-Sunday

140

Preview of Trails and Sails Final Weekend

141

Basiliere on the Radio Tuesday Says Help Available to Veterans This Weekend

142

Saturday’s Performance of ‘The Abolitionist’s Refrain’ Tells Another Side of Poet Whittier

143

Rep. Vargas Enjoyed a Front-Row Seat Watching EforAll Help Haverhill Startups

144

Methuen Readies for the Sept. 27 Arrival of the Wall That Heals

145

September Muck March in Haverhill to Benefit Veteran Trauma Relief Programs

146

Haverhill’s 5th Annual Restaurant Week Sprinkled with Special Events and $20.22 Prices

147

Gariepy Provides Sneak Preview of ‘The Lion King Jr.,’ Presented Wednesday and Thursday

148

Ambitious Groveland Plans Include Fiber, Dog Park and Public Art

149

‘Moments of Bravery’ Exhibit Features Local Firefighters and First Responders Protecting Others

150

Rep. Campbell Says Civics Law Helps Young People Check Their Sources of Information

151

Haverhill City Council Again Considers Fate of City Spending Plan Tonight

152

Old Pentucket Regional Middle/High School to be ‘Recycled’

153

Haverhill Schools Prepare to Close Current Year, Start Summer Programs and Expand in the Fall

154

215th Army Band of the Massachusetts Army National Guard Performs July 7

155

Haverhill’s New Veterans Services Officer At Work Building Bonds With Organizations

156

Pentucket Towns Brace for Override Votes that Supt. Blames on State’s ‘Disturbing Trends’

157

J. G. Whittier School Talent Show Today Helps Pay for Upcoming Moana JR.

158

Haverhill Police Relief Association Hockey Team Takes on Bruins Alumni Saturday

159

Wall That Heals, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica, and In Memory Honor Roll Comes to VA Bedford

160

Haverhill’s Griffin LaMarre Competes in Paralympics Underway in Beijing, China

161

Local Business Confidence Up, But Finding Workers Remains a Challenge

162

Private Grant Allows Haverhill High Students to Complete Associate Degrees for Free

163

Lawrence General CEO Says Pandemic Brought Needed Health Care Cooperation

164

New Local Hospital Pact Aims to Keep Health Care Local and Affordable

165

Haverhill Gears Up for ‘Long Duration’ Winter Storm, Snow Emergency to be Declared

166

Pentucket Superintendent Bartholomew Heaps Praise on Field Hockey Coach Beaton

167

Haverhill Promise to Offer Free Books Through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

168

Merrimack River Watershed Council Seeks Input on Recreational Use of Waterway

169

YWCA Takes Step to Reverse Pandemic’s Impact on Other Critical Women’s Health Issues

170

Host of WHAV’s ‘Melinda’s Garden Moment’ Offers Poinsettia Care Tips

171

For Winter School Break, Haverhill Promise Urges 20 Minutes of Reading Daily

172

West Newbury’s NEER – North Discusses Horse, Mule Rescue Mission at Open House Saturday

173

Windrush Farm Therapeutic Riding Center’ Seeks Volunteer Horse Handlers and Side Walkers

174

Haverhill Chamber Readies for Volleyball Wednesday; Entrance Fee Supports YMCA Giving Tree

175

Haverhill Lions Club Collects Canned Soup for Local Food Pantries

176

Haverhill Again Participates in Wreaths Across America, Honoring Veterans

177

Hillies Shop at Haverhill City Hall Teaches Business While Ready for Peak Holiday Shopping

178

Salvation Army Bells Begin Ringing Monday at Haverhill’s Westgate Plaza

179

Vargas Reveals Re-Election Plans During Live Broadcast Friday Morning Over 97.9 WHAV

180

13th Annual Haverhill YMCA’s Educator of the Year Salutes Pandemic Heroes

181

Haverhill High School Drama Club Presents ‘Our Town’ Friday and Saturday

182

Annual Pre-Election Breakfast Sunday Benefits Veterans, Offers Chances to Meet Candidates

183

Still Time to Support Haverhill Pink Ribbon Campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness

184

For Jobs Requiring Basic Computer Skills, MakeIt Haverhill is Here to Help

185

Haverhill Schools’ McArthur and Sister Share Luminary Award for COVID-19 Horror

186

Y Preps for ‘Trunk or Treat,’ Open House and 13th Annual Educator of the Year

187

14th Annual Walk for Peace Celebrates ‘Unity in the Community’ Saturday in Haverhill

188

Heavy Downpours Bring Sewage Overflows into Merrimack River; Watershed Council Lobbies for Help

189

LePage Says Top Issue in Mayoral Race are Services Residents Need, but Don’t Receive

190

Podcast: Cooper Calls Attention to Police and Fire Staffing, Schools That are ‘Falling Apart’

191

Mayor Fiorentini Notes Success of Haverhill ‘Renaissance,’ Outlines Goals if Re-Elected

192

Bethany Communities Previews Thursday Night ‘Celebration of Innovation and Integration’

193

Methuen Field of Honor on Track for Methuen Day Oct. 2; Reservations Due Aug. 31

194

Distefano Recalls How She Became First Woman in Sons of Italy Drum and Bugle Corps

195

Rep. Minicucci Discusses Legislature’s Attention on Gateway Cities

196

Rep. Mirra, Future of Work Commissioner, Calls for ‘Job Guarantee’

197

Haverhill to Celebrate and Honor the City’s Living World War II Veterans July 24

198

Vargas Explains Legislature’s Tug of War with Gov. Baker on COVID-19 Relief Money

199

Podcast: Cost Options for Buying East Haverhill Land Range From $0 to $150,000

200

Fly the Stars and Stripes on This Flag Day, Says Haverhill’s Veterans Services Officer Luis Santiago

201

Haverhill Superintendent Credits Higher Retention with Tonight’s Large Graduation Class

202

Haverhill YMCA Prepares for Ninth Year of its Haverhill Literacy Academy

203

Holy Family Hospital’s Macdougall Stresses People to ‘BE FAST’ When Stroke Symptoms Appear

204

Banners Honor Haverhill Veterans, Past and Present, Throughout Downtown; Ceremony May 27

205

Haverhill Receives Nearly $2 Million in State Aid Increases in Proposed House Budget

206

Charity Coalition Moves Forward with Plans for Fourth Annual Veterans’ Fishing Trip

207

Michitson Says Private Investment Backs Plan for Haverhill Fiber Optic Network

208

L’Arche Boston North Brings Back the Longest Table in August to Kick Off Restaurant Week

209

Haverhill Firefighting Museum’s Kentucky Derby Raffle a Step Toward Reopening

210

Back to School—Student Sums it up for all, Saying ‘Little Bit Scared’ but ‘a Lot Excited’

211

Boys and Girls Club of Greater Haverhill Seeks Matching Donations for ‘Back a Kid’ Program

212

Valley of the Poets’ Kline Provides an Update Poet Laureate Effort

213

Veterans Age 50 and Up Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccinations Through VA

214

Pandemic Challenges Again Stress Haverhill Graduation Plans, Impact Enrollments

215

Despite Pandemic Rules, Haverhill Drop-In Center Continues to Serve Those in Need

216

A Virtual Meeting with New Haverhill Chamber CEO Irene Haley

217

Move and Expansion of Haverhill Veterans Clinic Will Bring Additional Services

218

Merrimack Valley Planning Commission Studies COVID-19 Impact on Business Internet Use

219

Haverhill’s Ruth House Reminds Residents in Need of Availability of Free Clothing

220

Veterans Northeast Outreach Center Names Forbes as Interim Director

221

Haverhill Promise on Campaign to Promote Good School Attendance

222

Leaving the Streets Ministry Saw Success Finding Jobs for Youth at Risk in 2020

223

Perry Identifies Affordable Housing as a Top Concern as She Takes Over at Community Action

224

Trahan Looks Beyond the Pandemic, Promotes Worker Training Opportunities

225

Haverhill Garden Club Says There is Still Time to Show Your ‘Holiday Doors of Haverhill’

226

Merrimack Valley Hope Mission, Community Action Handing Out Grocery Gift Cards to Needy

227

Time Running Out for Those Seeking January Health Insurance Coverage

228

Common Ground Café Outlines Plans to Provide Meals and Gifts to Homeless this Christmas

229

Haverhill Schools Look to Hire Permanent Substitutes for Each Building

230

John Greenleaf Whittier School Finds Way to Feed Thanksgiving Dinners to 150 Families

231

Emmaus Goes Virtual Wednesday with Annual ‘Paving the Road Home’ Event

232

Affordable Housing Dedication Ceremony Remembers Veteran Norman Gerson

233

Haverhill Honors Those Who Served During a Veterans Day Observance at Mill Brook Park

234

Porcelli Details Kiwanis Club’s 5th Annual ‘Turkey Drop’ This Weekend

235

In Era of COVID-19, Salvation Army Offers Alternatives to Red Kettle Donations

236

Former Haverhill Mayor Rurak Publishes ‘The Rosary: A Tract for Catholic Misfits’

237

SCORE Seminars Aim to Help Local Businesses Thrive This Holiday Season

238

For Fire Prevention Month, Haverhill Firefighting Museum Provides Children’s Packet

239

Community Action’s Early Head Start Program Works In-Person and Virtually Due to Virus

240

Rep. Campbell Details Unfinished Work Remaining Before the State Legislature

241

Encouraging and Rewarding Teachers Aim of U.S. Rep. Trahan’s Proposed STRONG Act

242

Mount Washington Alliance Begins Final Push Today for Residents to Complete Census

243

Veterans Advocate Seeks Volunteers to Prepare Civil War Graves for Wreaths Across America Day

244

Haverhill Superintendent Answers Commonly Asked Questions About School Opening

245

Nick Maccario Breaks Own Record, Sets Course Record at Bradford Country Club

246

Last Vietnam Veterans Memorial Elements to be Installed Wednesday at Haverhill’s ‘Miracle on Mill Street’

247

Haverhill Native Barr, CEO of Graham Media Group, Becomes Broadcaster of the Year

248

Haverhill Chamber Names WHAV as August Business of the Month

249

VNOC’s Executive Director Mitchell Previews Affordable Housing Drawing

250

Feaster Five Road Thanksgiving Day Race Goes Virtual with New Challenges This Year

251

Haverhill’s Northpoint Bible College Opens Wednesday to In-Person Classes

252

Boutwell Shares Philosophy in Advance of Tattersall Farm Nature Walk Sunday

253

U.S. Rep. Trahan Says Congress Must Do More to Help with School Reopening Costs

254

Paul Ryan Shares Memories of Mike Ryan, Red Sox ‘Impossible Dream’ Season Catcher

255

Haverhill Superintendent Marotta Says All Students Return This Fall Under Current Guidance

256

Regional Planning Commission Brings Communities Together for Common Good

257

Rep. Campbell Says COVID-19 Fears Driving Mail-In Voting Legislation

258

Sen. DiZoglio Files Bill to Make Juneteenth a Formal State Holiday

259

Rep. Mirra Says Business Reopening Schedule Entirely up to Gov. Baker

260

Rep. Minicucci Reminds Residents Jobless Claim Help Still Available

261

Topsfield Fair Moving Ahead with Fall Plans, New Coalition Forms

262

Haverhill Chamber: Restaurants Ready to Hit the Ground Running When Reopening Comes

263

Haverhill Library Director Moser Discusses Curbside Pickup

264

Northern Essex President Glenn Says Coronavirus Opens New Field of Study, Career Path

265

Sen. Diana DiZoglio Wants More Legislative Input into Baker Business Plans

266

Rep. Minicucci: Help Available for Unemployment Claims

267

Corr Explains Need Behind Saturday Food Drive for Area Pantries

268

Supt. Margaret Marotta: 2020 Graduation Need Not Be Completely Impersonal

269

WHAV News: Merrimack Valley Hope Mission Turns Out 2,600 Masks

270

Rep. Campbell Briefs WHAV Listeners on Veterans Programs During Pandemic

271

Parolisi Discusses Simple Concept Behind Mutual Aid Society of Haverhill

272

Rep. Christina Minicucci Highlights Community Efforts During Pandemic

273

Haverhill Bank’s Tom Mortimer Says $15 Million Aid is a Lifeline for Small Businesses

274

Temple Emanu-El Cantor Vera Broekhuysen Previews Holocaust Remembrance Day

275

U.S. Rep. Trahan Says Nation Needs Second Federal COVID-19 Help Bill

276

Nurse Katie Vozeolas Discusses Her Experience with the Coronavirus; Offers Tips

277

Mayor Fiorentini Discusses Continuing COVID-19 Precautions

278

Rep. Andy Vargas on Haverhill Chamber Retail Relief Effort

279

Supt. Marotta: Haverhill High Graduation and Senior Activities

280

Mayor James Fiorentini’s Special Message on COVID-19

281

U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan Invites Residents to Attend Tele-Town Hall Meeting

282

Sen. Diana DiZoglio on COVID-19

283

Crescent Yacht Club Looks Beyond Gathering Restrictions

284

School Nursing and Other Student Support Continues Even as Buildings Close

285

Rep. Vargas, Chamber’s Sherwood on COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts

286

Northern Essex’s Glenn Says Students Can Earn a Bachelor’s Degree for Under $30K Total

287

Holy Family Hospital’s Dr. Lee Lane on WHAV with COVID-19 Facts

288

Margot Regan: Stepping Out with the Valley Stars

289

Bill Fitzgerald, Mann Orchards, Talks Topsfield Fair Scholarships

290

Marotta: Haverhill Schools Taking Coronavirus Precautions

291

Ralph Basiliere, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commission

292

Haverhill School Supt. Margaret Marotta

293

NECC President Lane A. Glenn

294

U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan

295

Whittier Tech Superintendent Maureen Lynch

296

Haverhill Mayor James J. Fiorentini