A letter to the Editor from Erin Greenwood of Manchester.
Troop 3 would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our community for their support during our Christmas Tree Fundraiser.
Last week, households in Manchester received a lengthy description of yet another poorly conceived development project for Upper School Street, "40R Smart Growth”, euphemistically labeled your “New Neighborhood”. No thank you.
One of the best things about moving back to MBTS two years ago was finding a terrific barber. Andrea Ramos and Marie Pelletier run a classic small town barbershop, with excellent service, and fair prices.
Manchester resident Peter G. Eschauzier writes in to remind local folks to support local businesses that need it during COVID, like Manchester Barber.
Ashley Ochs' letter to the editor says she supports affordable housing. She wants it in her neighborhood, and in her town. She wants to integrate affordable housing within the community rather than isolate it from the community, across the highway on Shingle Hill, far from public transport…
I support affordable housing. I want it in my neighborhood. I want it in my town. I want to integrate affordable housing within the community rather than isolate it from the community, across the highway on Shingle Hill, far from public transportation and the village.
The Friends of Memorial Park Improvement Project, Inc. would like to thank Mr. Ralph Bates of Manchester for becoming our third "Grand Slam Partner." Mr. Bates learned of our project and was happy to donate the funds to help finalize the dugout construction with very expensive stone bases wh…
My name is Alexander Everitt and I am working on my path to Eagle Scout. One of the requirements for the Communication merit badge is to voice my opinion about a topic I feel strongly about. My opinion is on the topic of Covid-19 impacting small businesses.
We would like to thank the Arthur Secher Family for their generous donation to the Manchester American Legion Post 113.
In her Letter to the Editor, Manchester resident Brenda Furlong writes that the idea that local residents would be given preference for affordable units in the proposed 40B project on Shingle Hill is a misnomer.
Karin M. (Hurley) Gertsch grew up on School Street and graduated from the Manchester public schools before moving to Essex fifty years ago. In a Letter to the Editor, she writes that as an owner of a share of my grandmother’s woodlot, which directly abuts the proposed Shingle Hill developmen…
Michael and Heather Richard's Letter to the Editor expresses frustration with the Manchester Essex School Committee and say it's time to end remote-only learning for district students. Without hybrid learning, the school year could be lost. And that, they write, is a profoundly sad notion f…
An Open Letter to the Board of Selectman Regarding 40B Proposal.
A letter to the Editor from Chuck Furlong.
The following is an “open letter” to the Board of Selectmen.
Gratitude For An Open, Orderly, and Fair Election Process
Letter to the editor from Manchester resident and Halloween Committee member Tom Kehoe.
Letter to the editor from Manchester resident Sheila Hill.
Letter to the editor from Manchester resident Susan H. Harrington.
Letter to the editor from Manchester resident and MECT President, Michael Dyer.
Letter to the editor from Manchester resident Martha Wales.
Letter to the editor from John O'Brien, Register of Deeds.
A letter to the editor from Kitty (Clare) Parsons Weaver.
Wiliam Busta, Grand Knight of Manchester's Knights of Columbus, writes in to thank everyone in Manchester-by-the Sea, Essex, and Hamilton who opened their hearts and wallets generously to support our annual Tootsie Roll drive.
A letter from the Manchester Halloween Committee on this year's celebrations.
A letter to the editor from Chuck Hayback, the owner of Nor'east Frameworks, our local frame shop in downtown Manchester.
Letter to the Editor from Manchester resident CindieLou Burgess on her experiences at Tuck's Point over the summer.
A letter to the Editor from Manchester resident Dick Goutal explaining information about the MPL Mystery Book Club.
A letter to the Editor from Manchester resident and Commander of the American Legion Post 0113, Allan Kirker.
Although he was a "mixed bag", especially by today's standards, Manchester resident George Smith says he will miss the name Agassiz Rock.
Letter to the Editor from Beverly resident Ellen Ward in response to the Agassiz Rock name change debate.
Letter to the Editor from Manchester resident Kitty Parsons Weaver in response to the Agassiz Rock name change debate.
A letter to the Editor from Su Mittermaier, President of the Friends of Manchester Trees organization.
