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Saturday, July 3, 2010 / 11:00AM – 3:00PM
Family Flyby: Dig into Geology! (Drop-in program)
FOR AGES 2 THROUGH 12 / INDOOR & OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
What can I touch? Live pill bugs, millipedes, worms, and other soil-lovers!
What science can I do? Be an archaeologist and look for fossils in a mini dig! Be a geologist and learn how [...]
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Where can you go to see some fireworks on the 4th?
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He’s not dastardly like the 1980s TV villain and Texas oil baron J.R. Ewing of Dallas fame, with whom he shares an initialism. But J.R. Gallagher is delightfully devilish and a smidge irreverent—in a sweet kind of way. He’s also very funny, sincere, and comes across as a really good guy.
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Delia O’Connor, President and Chief Executive Officer of Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, received the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) 2010 Massachusetts Healthcare Executive of the Year Award at the Massachusetts Hospital Association Annual Meeting held recently in Chatham, MA.
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Newburyport-Today is pleased to be working with WNBP to promote our calendar listings on a weekly basis. Listen for our promotions running every Friday and Saturday on the station. We’ll try to keep you informed on all that’s going on. If you are a community group or non-profit organization in the Newburyport area, please send [...]
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Judy Speicher, President of the Newburyport Mothers Club presents a check for $5,000 to Geordie Vining, Senior Project Manager, of the Clipper City Rail Trail at acelebration event held at Cashman Park on Thursday afternoon, June 24.
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Get Your Groove On! Join the Tannery Reading Series for Are You Cool?, an evening of all things literary and musical. Boogie down to the Jabberwocky Bookshop this Saturday at 7pm to find out what makes feet tap, bodies sway and words and music smolder.
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I recently saw a sign in someone’s office that read “I love it here!” When I saw it I immediately thought of my adopted home and place of business and quickly said to myself what a great tag line! In full disclosure and with kudos to our neighbors to the north I must say that the tag line was for a State of New Hampshire tourism promotion. Well, I do love it here and I know that many of you do as well. What I love is that there is so much to do in our little neck of the woods; take a stroll in Maudslay State Park, take a lesson from Plum Island Kayak, pet one of the animals over at Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm, look for sea glass at the Salisbury State Reservation, roam around our many, quaint and welcoming shops, dine in one of our fabulous restaurants…not sure what to do? Stop by our office downtown and inquire or check out our web site as well. Here is a sampling of this week’s treats!
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In today’s health-conscious society, there are seemingly endless possibilities when it comes to choosing a diet and making food choices. Here in the states, culturally-accepted models of healthy eating such as choosing organic items, going vegetarian, following the Mediterranean diet, and eating fewer carbohydrates are popular mainly due to their mainstream acceptance as “normal” lifestyle choices. In Newburyport, Revitalive’s Health & Wellness center and nearby café offer the healthy consumer another, lesser-known choice: a raw, vegan, organic, gluten-free diet as well as detoxification services and raw food education classes. If just hearing those words together in one sentence makes you feel overwhelmed or confused, you’re not alone. Read on and see how I discovered that Revitalive’s wellness programs and raw-vegan diet are in fact simple, easy-to-follow, rooted in research…and delicious!
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Ilene-Harnch Grady has townie in her bloodline. Her father, an 18-year city councilor (14 of those years as city council president) even has a throughway named after him, “Harnch’s Way” that crosses in front of Famous Pizza. And he was also the Harold who owned and operated Mr. Harold’s Beauty Shop, where The Pizza Factory is now located.
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