A round up of the activities currently being offered from the Essex Library.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on May 3, and it covers topics of interest for town business from April 24 to April 30.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on April 26, and it covers topics of interest for town business from April 10 to April 23.
Local elections are here, and in Essex two residents—Shelly Bradbury and Bill French—are running for one seat on the Planning Board in the town’s only contested race. Each has written an introduction for voters in Essex.
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My name is Shelly Bradbury. Over the last year I have come to know my town government and its inner workings. It’s become clear to me that there is a critical need for a new perspective and genuine engagement in our community’s needs. That is why I am running for a seat on the Essex plann…
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on April 26, and it covers topics of interest for town business from April 10to April 23.
Essex Annual Town Election will be held on May 10 at the Memorial Fire Station, 24 Martin Street. Polls will be open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
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My name is William French, however a lot of people know me as “Frenchie.” I've lived in Essex for a little over 30 years with my wife Debbie, who many of you may know, she is the director of the T.H.O.P Burnham Library.
The Town of Essex is looking to hire a part time Public Health Nurse. Duties include tracking and follow up of reportable diseases, vaccination clinics, emergency response planning and others.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at the Essex Board of Selectmen meeting on April 12, and it covers topics of interest for town business from March 20th to April 9.
It’s part of a natural cycle that’s been recurring for thousands of years. Every April, the alewives return from the open ocean, enter the Essex River Estuary, and follow their sense of smell up Alewife Brook to Chebacco Lake—the place of their birth—to spawn.
Starting in May the library will be open for limited hours by appointment on Friday and Saturday. We are looking forward to welcoming patrons back for browsing and computer use while observing social distancing measures.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on March 22nd, and it covers topics of interest for town business from March 6th to March 19th.
Last month Manchester and Essex successfully secured state-funded technical support from the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development under a program designed to help towns get back to business.
A summary for the week of activities sponsored by the Essex Council of Aging.
This report covers topics of interest for town business from February 20th to March 5th.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on February 22nd, and it covers topics of interest for town business from February 6th to February 19th.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on February 8th, and it covers topics of interest for town business from January 23rd to February 5th.
The Essex Economic Development Committee (EDC) is conducting a wide-ranging business survey on behalf of the Town to understand the ongoing impacts of COVID-19 on our small businesses.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on January 25th, and it covers topics of interest for town business from January 9th to January 22nd.
Nomination Papers for 2021 local elected municipal positions in Essex are now available. There are many open spots for local residents seeking to make a difference in the community.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on January 11th.
After twenty-five years of taking thousands of lucky folks padding through the Essex River Basin, Ozzie and Sandy Osborn, owners of Essex River Basin Adventures (ERBA), have decided it’s time to close their doors.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on April 26, and it covers topics of interest for town business from April 10to April 23.
Essex Annual Town Election will be held on May 10 at the Memorial Fire Station, 24 Martin Street. Polls will be open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
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My name is William French, however a lot of people know me as “Frenchie.” I've lived in Essex for a little over 30 years with my wife Debbie, who many of you may know, she is the director of the T.H.O.P Burnham Library.
The Town of Essex is looking to hire a part time Public Health Nurse. Duties include tracking and follow up of reportable diseases, vaccination clinics, emergency response planning and others.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at the Essex Board of Selectmen meeting on April 12, and it covers topics of interest for town business from March 20th to April 9.
It’s part of a natural cycle that’s been recurring for thousands of years. Every April, the alewives return from the open ocean, enter the Essex River Estuary, and follow their sense of smell up Alewife Brook to Chebacco Lake—the place of their birth—to spawn.
Starting in May the library will be open for limited hours by appointment on Friday and Saturday. We are looking forward to welcoming patrons back for browsing and computer use while observing social distancing measures.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on March 22nd, and it covers topics of interest for town business from March 6th to March 19th.
Last month Manchester and Essex successfully secured state-funded technical support from the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development under a program designed to help towns get back to business.
A summary for the week of activities sponsored by the Essex Council of Aging.
This report covers topics of interest for town business from February 20th to March 5th.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on February 22nd, and it covers topics of interest for town business from February 6th to February 19th.
This report was presented by Essex Town Administrator Brendhan Zubricki at this week’s Board of Selectmen meeting on February 8th, and it covers topics of interest for town business from January 23rd to February 5th.
