On Monday February 22nd, residents were given a glimpse of what an important section of Manchester’s Limited Commercial District (LCD) might look like if residents voted this fall to adopt new zoning bylaws aimed at better monetizing the town’s last significant commercial district.
Editor: The following is from the History of Manchester, Mass. 1645-1895 by D F Lamson: The earliest burying ground of which any trace now remains is that on the road from the "Cove" to the Magnolia R. R. Station.
Manchester artist Anna Kasabian’s porcelain sculpture, Emerald Goddess, has been selected for inclusion in the National Association of Women Artists, Inc.’s special online exhibition themed “Special Women/HERstory.”
Library happenings this week in Essex.
MERSD Preschool is an integrated program where children of all abilities have an opportunity to learn socially, intellectually, and physically through a developmentally appropriate and nurturing environment.
Malcolm is a handsome three-year-old tuxedo looking for his forever home. He is a friendly and gentle boy who enjoys being a pet and eating good food. He would love a home where he can relax and have a cozy bed to sleep in.
90 Years Ago – 1931
The Cape Ann Museum (CAM) announced this week that is has added four staff members: Rebecca Robison as executive assistant, Karla Kaneb as collections move coordinator, Stacey Csaplar as visitor services representative, and Anastasia Dennehy, also in visitor services.
