Newbury's senior center introduces a needle felting class on Monday, October 26. Also in today's brief (8 items): Stretch and strength class returns monday; Needle felting class debuts at senior center; Seniors visit Seabrook Commons tuesday; Drawing class with Jan meets tuesday.
Newbury invites residents to weigh in on possible routes for the Border to Boston Trail segment. From our own coverage: Historical commission considers Triton student for open seat; Open Space Committee unveils draft recreation action plan.
Newbury's Select Board confronts a stalled fire station lease as Fire Chief David Evans announces November retirement. From our own coverage: Historical Commission considers student for seventh seat; Open space panel previews recreation plan priorities.
Newbury's Open Space Committee settled on its first three priority trail projects ahead of a planned state submission this week.
Newbury library trustees meet Wednesday as town calendar fills with senior center programs.
The Newbury Council on Aging approved an updated vehicle policy that lets staff use a newly leased SUV when the senior van is unavailable.
Newbury officials issued their official 2026 Trick-or-Treat announcement for families planning Halloween night.
One Newbury-area obituary published this week: Osborne, Donna E., 78, formerly of Newbury and Winchester, most recently of Danvers, described in her notice as the beloved wife of 58 years to Steven B. Osborne. Her obituary was posted by Costello Funeral Home of Winchester via Legacy.com.
The Newbury Council on Aging board meets Monday, Oct. 19, at 9 a.m. at 12 Kent Way, Suite 100, in Byfield. Also in today's brief (3 items): Council on Aging board meets Monday; Know Your Community Fair set for Tuesday; Senator Tarr's staff holds Newbury office hours.
The Newbury Zoning Board of Appeals approved a 306-square-foot addition at 62 Fordham Way on Plum Island after the applicant agreed to remove a planned bathroom and shift the structure to meet a 10-foot setback.