Other blogs (RSS)

Events (the Local News)

• No injuries in Saturday afternoon crash
• Ipswich legal notices: 18 Poplar St., 9 Bunker Hill Road, 36 Linebrook Road
• Ipswich Recycles: It’s time for spring cleaning, but no “wish-cycling,” please
• Store owner to offer free herbs for “kitchen witchery”
• White Elephant Sale returns April 29

Tristan Ashlock

• No injuries in Saturday afternoon crash
• Ipswich legal notices: 18 Poplar St., 9 Bunker Hill Road, 36 Linebrook Road
• Ipswich Recycles: It’s time for spring cleaning, but no “wish-cycling,” please
• Store owner to offer free herbs for “kitchen witchery”
• White Elephant Sale returns April 29

Doug Brendel

• If it takes you half an hour to get there, it’s too far
• School Committee Rigs Puppy-Poisoning Contest, No One Cares
• Stop by our kiosk for your diamond-studded Town of Ipswich money clip
• Finally setting free that dammed river
• Thank you, Mom, for those years of lunchbox love, but I’m done

Gavin Keenan

• Irresolute Resolutions
• Time Bandits
• A Horse is a Horse
• National Police Week 2022
• Rookie Days – Part Two

Bob Waite

• No injuries in Saturday afternoon crash
• Ipswich legal notices: 18 Poplar St., 9 Bunker Hill Road, 36 Linebrook Road
• Ipswich Recycles: It’s time for spring cleaning, but no “wish-cycling,” please
• Store owner to offer free herbs for “kitchen witchery”
• White Elephant Sale returns April 29

Read more columns by Bob Waite

Ipswich River Watershed Association (IRWA)

• Intergenerational relationships strengthen communities … and we need YOU!
• Watershed Associations Unite! Neponset Visits Ipswich
• Understanding Why Dams Exist
• 2022: Setting the Stage for Even More Success
• A Turning Point for the River?

Antique Houses of Glouceser (Prudence Fish)

• (no title)
• (no title)
• (no title)
• GOODBYE OLD HOUSE? NOT YET!
• EZRA PHILLIPS; AN ARCHITECT FOR GLOUCESTER 1870-1937

Historical Nerdery

• "I Was Horror-Struck" – Lexington's Rebekah Fiske's Eye Witness Account of April 19, 1775
• "At the Request of the Officers … I Prayed With Them" – The Role of Ministers on April 19, 1775
• “In the Late Action, Many of the Soldiers Lost Their Blankets" – The Use of Blankets by Massachusetts Forces in the Spring of 1775
• Two Hannahs, Two Annas and a Mary – Five Massachusetts Women Who Came in Direct Contact With His Majesty's Troops on April 19, 1775
• "Drinking a Number of Loyal and Patriotic Toasts" – What Did Massachusetts Minute and Militia Companies Do Once the Drills Ended?

Journal of the American Revolution

• Burlington 1776: The Forgotten Opportunity
• This Week on Dispatches: Stuart Lyall Manson on Securing Provisions for American Loyalists in the Upper Saint Lawrence
• The Unimportance of John Brown’s Raid on Ticonderoga
• His Masterly Pen: A Biography of Jefferson the Writer
• Tragic Accident at Fort Anne: A Story Revealed in Two Primary Source Documents

New England Historical Society

• Author Willa Cather Laid To Rest in Jaffrey, N.H.
• Prohibition in Rhode Island: A Three-Time Failure
• Northern New England Has Gores – Who Knew?
• How Clam Chowder Came to New England
• The Easter Rising Jolts the New England Irish

Nutfield Genealogy

• Down the Rabbit Hole with Greenleaf Cilley Batchelder (1805 – 1855)
• My Top Ten Genea-Mysteries
• Samuel Roberts, buried 1881, Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom – Tombstone Tuesday
• A photo of Mary Munroe Sanderson (1748 – 1852) who witnessed the Battle of Lexington, Massachusetts
• Walking on Burial Hill in Plymouth, Massachusetts

Some Old News

• Ancient Treasures revealed on Kennebunk Beach by March 2018 Storms
• LAUNCH! Shipwrecks of the Kennebunks
• Evolution of the Old Orchard Beach Pier in 2 1/2 minutes
• Looking up Ocean Ave Kennebunkport Then & Now
• Dock Square Kennebunkport 1877-2016 in a minute

Good Morning Gloucester

• Video: Quick Look At The New Renovations At Sclafani’s Italian Bakery
• Going Live at 9:00AM Sunday For The GloucesterCast Livestream From Happy Humpback Cafe In Magnolia 4/2/23 Link to join here- www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester
• Unboxing Video And Order Your Save Our beaches Eat More Plover Beach Towels Here: The Save Our Beaches Eat More Plover Beach Towels Are In!!! Order Yours Now Before They Sell Out!
• Announcing the return of the Gloucester Student Arts Festival!
• GMG QUESTIONNAIRE SERIES- Jackie bennett

The Newburyport Blog

• Three Years Working on the Interactive Newburyport History Map
• Working with GridPlay Designs to Create the New Website History~Newburyport
• History ~ Newburyport, a new website about Newburyport’s stories
• Puzzles During a Stressful Time from the Newburyport Interactive History Map map.historynewburyport.com
• Ocean Mills – the Industrialization and the Expansion of the North End in the 1800s is on the Newburyport History Map

Streets of Salem

• Mid-Atlantic Majesty
• Little Brick Houses
• The Golden Ball Tavern
• March Memorials in Boston
• Ladies’ Choice: the “Boy Mayor” of Salem

Atlantic Black Box

• Hard History Event | “People Not Property” on 3/30
• Place Justice Event | Language, Land, & Belonging on 4/4/23 in Lewiston, ME
• ABB Event tonight! | How the Dutch & English Brought Slavery to New Jersey at 5pm
• Conversations on the Commons Event: Researching Enslavement in Massachusetts on 3/24/23
• Event of the African American Archive of Columbia County | “Occupations and Lifestyles of Enslaved and Freed Peoples in the Hudson Valley” on 4/30/23