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Oh my, goodness! I drove down 7th Street from Union Street to Elmwood Avenue today and am amazed that 7th Street isn’t on the docket for resurfacing.

I have always been a supporter of Newburyport Recreation and Youth Services (NRYS) because the work they do is valuable to the city and I support a home for NRYS at 59 Low St. I voted to purchase ...

It has been difficult to explain our draft-dodger-in-chief’s behavior. The last few months have been particularly problematic. It is clear that once you recognize the claim that he is a Russian ...

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The Declaration of Independence enumerated “a long Train of Abuses and Usurpations under absolute Despotism” of King George. “He has refused his assent to Laws … obstructed the ...

To the Editor: There is a debate raging between so-called property rights anarchists and their cohorts in the home builders lobby verses homeowners who want to preserve single-family neighborhoods ...

Our families, our jobs, and our future are on the line. If you are sending a Letter To the Editor, please be sure to follow these rules: Letters have a firm 200-word limit and will be edited for ...

We’ve been here before. The Cuban Missile Crisis saw President Kennedy and his administration navigate that existential threat 53 years ago. Kennedy and his team de-escalated the tensions, and ...

To the editor: I regret the fact that I even have to write such a letter, but I will not stand silent. Your statement about autism is horribly misinformed, misguided and steeped in fear.

On Friday, students in our public schools were released around 11 a.m. For many kids, this means they’ll be making the walk from school into town, stopping for ice cream and baseball cards.