This Month’s Columns

Broken Hip or Technologically Hip, Truth and Perception of Seniors
June 6, 2013 By Malcolm Hein Leave a Comment
The common notion is this: the older one becomes the more resistant one is to change and to learning new fangled things. In short, one becomes more conservative. Is this more perception than … [Read More...]

Newburyport’s Natural and National Treasures
May 20, 2013 By Monika Leeds Leave a Comment
Flaming reds, bright blues, hot yellows, bold black-and-whites, rusty oranges, gleaming purples…the many colors of migrating birds are now on display at Plum Island! In case you haven’t heard, … [Read More...]
Local Stories

Curran’s Currents, Why Shop Locally in Newburyport
May 31, 2013 By Michelle X. Curran 2 Comments
If you shop at Abercrombie & Fitch, you’ll never meet the company’s CEO Mike Jeffries. That might not be a bad thing considering Jeffries’ alleged business philosophy, which resurfaced … [Read More...]

Dear World, Dear Newburyport Arrives in June
May 7, 2013 By Editor-MS 3 Comments
Dear World/Dear Newburyport is holding a portrait party. The Actors Studio of Newburyport, with the support of the Mayor’s Office and the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce is bringing … [Read More...]

Successful 8th Annual Newburyport Literary Festival
April 23, 2013 By Editor-MS Leave a Comment
"Young King Authur: 'What is the best thing to do when you're down?' Merlin: 'The best thing of all is to learn something new'." Camelot... The Eighth Annual Newburyport Literary Festival will … [Read More...]
Regional Stories

Short drives from Newburyport, Visit Dogtown in Rockport MA
May 17, 2013 By Olivia Wrobel Leave a Comment
Steeped in a rich history of tales both fabled and true, the area known as Dogtown, located throughout the towns of Rockport and Gloucester, is an excellent place to adventure to in the warm days of … [Read More...]

Why We Will Always Love The Boston Marathon
April 2, 2013 By Editor-MS Leave a Comment
Bill Rodgers, Team Hoyt, Bobbi Gibb, Johnny Kelley. They have all faced and conquered Heartbreak Hill. We can too. People who grew up in New England and follow The Race know these names fondly … [Read More...]

Markey a Step Closer to Filling John Kerry’s Senate Seat
March 19, 2013 By Editor-John P. Wells Leave a Comment
Congratulations to Ed Markey who has won the primary and will take on Republican Gabriel Gomez for the June 25, general election. What are some of the reasons that we feel Markey deserves your … [Read More...]
National Stories

Surveillance, Big Brother or Necessary Evil
The original composers of our Constitution had some serious reasons to question government authority. Old world monarchs flagrantly used taxation, threats and questionable legal practices to fill … [Read More...]

What do Elizabeth Warren and Trader Joe Have in Common
As consumers in greater Newburyport we have more power than you can imagine. Retailers are fighting for our loyalty and visits and perhaps we should spend a little bit more time thinking about what … [Read More...]


