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Councilors propose tweaks to new zoning district (opens the original)
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NEWBURYPORT â Looking to continue addressing âmansionizationâ concerns citywide, local lawmakers recently introduced an ordinance that would adjust guidelines for minimum lot size, frontage and other building specifications within one of the cityâs newest zoning districts. In August, at-large City Councilor Ben Harman introduced a measure to create R2A and R2B zone districts and restrict how tall developers can build single- and two-family homes in much of the city. Matt Petry covers Ame
Foo fighting cancer: Local family performing benefit concert (opens the original)
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BYFIELD â Coming up on five years of being cancer free, Amanda Clemenzi and her family band are looking to rock out while also supporting those currently fighting the deadly disease by hosting a fundraising concert for Newburyport nonprofit Runway for Recovery. âWeâre just from around here, and weâre just excited to play a show right near home and have some familiar faces support our own community and this cancer charity that works out of Newburyport,â Clemenzi said. Matt Petry covers
Hollywood comes to Newburyport (opens the original)
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NEWBURYPORT â Film crews took over State Street on Monday as production begins on what crew members described as a young adult horror show. Assistants, camera crews, actors and more were posted outside the Coffee Factory and Newburyport Psychic Monday, with much of the equipment coming in an Enterprise rental truck parked near the former Agaveâs restaurant. Matt Petry covers Amesbury and Salisbury for The Daily News of Newburyport. Email him at: mpetry@northofboston.com. Home delivery and Di
Council OKs money for water treatment plant design (opens the original)
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NEWBURYPORT â A $2.5 million bond to pay for design study, facilities planning and other steps necessary before moving forward on a new water treatment facility on Spring Lane received unanimous approval during the City Councilâs meeting Monday night. âThis appropriation will allow us to conduct necessary testing that needs to be done to identify the exact water treatment protocol that the new facility will use and also get us to a 25% design, which will give us a much better understanding
Preserving the past, honoring the present: (opens the original)
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NEWBURYPORT â After shutting down for roughly 14 days to address maintenance needs and to preserve its legacy, YWCA Greater Newburyport opened back up to the public Tuesday with staff eager to show off its updated look. âI felt like this was a really good opportunity to put some things up in the building that more deliberately told the story of who we were and what our history was,â YWCA Greater Newburyport CEO Dr. Kate Slater said. Matt Petry covers Amesbury and Salisbury for The Daily Ne
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