On Tuesday, the Manchester Essex Regional School Committee unanimously voted to begin the school year Wednesday, September 16 with a remote-only teaching program. The decision impacts all students in the district, from elementary school thro…
At this past Monday’s land management “summit”, where the various land management boards, the Selectmen and the Finance Committee all met together to review the status…
COVID-19 Reminders: With the virus still very much with us all residents are reminded to wear a face covering, social distance, and not engage in large group activiti…
Governor Baker about the athletic guidelines for the school district’s fall sports season. ME Regional High School A…
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at the Board of Selectmen meeting on August 1…
We report on local students and their academic milestones and honors while away at school and call this regular colum…
Manchester-Essex Rotary’s “Run the for Roses” Raffle has officially begun. The club has a total of 300 tickets that they will be selling for $100 each. The winning tickets will be drawn on Saturday, September 5, (KY Derby Race Day).
This photograph, taken by Manchester resident Bailey Buchanan on her phone while recently walking her dog, Dasher. We’re calling this, “Mystery At Masconomo Park.”
Essex County Greenbelt recently released the video Exploring Sea Level Rise and Coastal Resi…
On Saturday morning, painting instructor Elisabeth Clark hosted a small outdoor painting cla…
With the pandemic threat to our older citizens and the continuing uncertainly in the future,…
To the Editor: Peter Eschauzier’s letter in last week’s Cricket choked me up while reading it, Having spent many years working in Southeast Asia, I know the stories of the prison camps that existed in those countries, I know how the prisoners, particular the “Orang Putih” were treated. Read letter
A letter sent to the Trustees from Samuel Cabot III of Beverly Farms and copied to The Manchester Cricket newspaper. Read letter
This coming August will mark the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII in the Pacific, recalling the dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima on 6 August and Nagasaki on 9 August, followed by the unconditional surrender of the Japanese Empire on 15 August 1945.
