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Monthly Archives: December 2009
A Dedicated Lot!
There I was at the end of Crow Lane on this New Year’s Eve out for a hike in the Common Pasture and what a surprise I came upon. The heavy equipment was fixing a big hole where the Hydrogen … Continue reading
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Unease on Easements
I heard some very disturbing news last night. Recent court challenges on deed restrictions have not been upheld in court. The best that can be assigned is a 30 year restriction. To prevent this, if you wish your historic preservation restrictions … Continue reading
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Sidewalk Wars
Though the quiet streets of Newburyport may not reflect a war nevertheless there is nothing less than an on going conflict over the walking surfaces of our City. Mr. Bromfield, a prominent merchant, had willed a trust fund to … Continue reading
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Mary Haslinger Speak Up!
On May 20th, Byron Matthews will be recognized by Essex Heritage and the National Park Service for being a "hero". The happy event will occur at the Tupelo Music Hall in Salisbury, starting at 6:00 for cocktails and the dinner … Continue reading
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Downtown Group
Hurrah for the Downtown Group! I wanted to throw that out before I make the following true statements. This is a group that is composed of some powerful members of the Dark Side. Picture wolves in sheep’s clothing but … Continue reading
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Two Christmas Characters
Sometimes, there are movies that are just unrivaled. There are two that can not be topped. The Christmas Carol of 1951 with Alistair Sims and It’s a Wonderful Life with James Stewart. Both possess some interesting characters that … Continue reading
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Two Mysteries to Solve
I have a special challenge including those interested in Newburyport’s history and that includes the serious amateur and professional historians as well. I have been unable to confirm the following assertions that I have caught in some anecdotal accounts found … Continue reading
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