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- Oct 1, 2026
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Haverhill police log (opens the original)
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HAVERHILL â Police were pulled in a little bit of every direction; crashes, loud music complaints, loose animals, stolen cars and more. Haverhill Police Departmentâs daily logs from Sept. 15-21 show a week dominated by traffic incidents, noise-related complaints and animal calls, with officers responding to reports in every corner of the city. Those on duty also handled disturbances, suspicious-person reports, thefts, homeless checks and a series of other issues. See our e-edition for a full
Grants, loans sought for $26.1M sewer repairs (opens the original)
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HAVERHILL â The city is preparing to spend $26.1 million on a permanent fix for the South Mill Street sewer failure, while officials search for ways to help finance the work. The Haverhill City Council on Tuesday unanimously authorized Mayor Melinda Barrett to file a State Revolving Fund (SRF) loan application for work on the South Mill Street Pumping Station force main, giving the city other financing options as it works toward repairs and replacement. See our e-edition for a full replica of
Puerto Rican pride, Hispanic heritage shine across Lawrence (opens the original)
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LAWRENCE â Puerto Rican flags waved in the wind and traditional dances filled the room as Hispanic heritage took center stage Friday. It was the cityâs marking of the midway point of its monthlong celebration of culture and community. The event brought Lawrence residents, and local and state officials together to honor Puerto Rican culture and Hispanic Heritage Month with festivities outside City Hall. See our e-edition for a full replica of todayâs newspaper. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, se
24 Haverhill residents headed to Jimmy Fund Walk (opens the original)
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HAVERHILL â Next month, folks from across the state are expected to raise millions for cancer research, including two Haverhill families whose biggest inspirations will be cheering them on every step of the way. A total of 24 Haverhill residents are registered to participate in the 38th annual Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber Sunday, Oct. 4, joining the pack of thousands of others in a fundraising event supporting cancer research and patient care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. See our e-editi
Fair gathers elderly health care resources under one roof (opens the original)
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HAVERHILL â Basketball games and workouts were set aside Wednesday morning, as the gymnasium gave way to the seniors of the city. The Haverhill YMCA hosted its Senior Health Fair from 10 a.m. to noon at its Winter Street center, assembling more than 20 local health, wellness and community organizations all under one roof. See our e-edition for a full replica of todayâs newspaper. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, see special digital-only news â along with entertainment, TV listings, comics and pu
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