Vigil for Tree of Life Synagogue Nov. 2, 2018 We have gathered tonight once again as a community, to be here for one another, for the families and the victims of the senseless act of violence in Pittsburgh and for many here with ties to the Squirrel Hill area and the Tree of Life Synagogue. […]
Mayor’s Update July 16, 2018
Clipper City Rail Trail Phase II: On June 28, 2018, officials from the City, MADOT and its consultants, conducted a site walk behind the WWTF. As you know this particular section, along shoreline of the Merrimac River has been found to contain polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) associated with historical railway operations. The City, MADOT and […]
Updated Advisory: High Heat and Humidity Peak Expected Sunday into Monday
The Newburyport Fire Department, Emergency Management Agency and Mayor Donna Holaday’s office would like to advise residents that a heat wave has come to New England, and residents are urged to take all precautions necessary to stay safe and healthy. Temperatures are expected to be in the high 80s and possibly 90s on Saturday-Thursday, with […]
MAYOR’S UPDATE June 25, 2018
Safe Routes to School: MADOT and engineering consultant TEC presented the 25% design at a Public Hearing on Thursday, June 14th. The design plan will be posted shortly. Overall the feedback from the public was very positive but concerns were raised about the Hawk light and RRFV beacons. Also, residents with brick sidewalks want to […]