Library preps for Election Day setup. From our own coverage: Zoning board debates whether Fordham Way room is a bedroom; Open space panel picks priority trail projects for state.
Newbury voters head to the polls Tuesday for the 2026 state election. From our own coverage: Conservation panel weighs wetland orders on two properties; Library trustees review 100th birthday plans, new grant.
Newbury's Conservation Commission took up two new homes proposed near wetlands on Downfall Road. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission issues wetland orders for two projects; Library trustees review 100th anniversary and new programs.
Virtual job search workshop addresses loneliness. Also in today's brief (19 items): Gentle yoga class offered Wednesday morning; Virtual job search workshop addresses loneliness; Balloon twisting workshop comes to library Wednesday; Cookbook club tackles soups and breads Wednesday.
Newbury's Halloween Game Night offers games at Byfield senior center Tuesday afternoon. Also in today's brief (20 items): Tai chi class offered Tuesday; Seabrook Commons trip set for Tuesday; Drawing class returns Tuesday morning; Halloween Game Night set for Tuesday.
Newbury's Select Board convenes Tuesday night as the town's packed fall calendar continues.
A Tuesday Seabrook Commons outing joins a busy week of senior and community programs in Newbury. Also in today's brief (11 items): Senior Footwise Clinic set for Oct. 26; Watercolor class with Pam Jamison on Oct. 26; Stretch and Strength class meets Oct. 26; Needle felting session set for Oct. 26.
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.
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