Events (the Local News)

• Cape Ann Symphony to perform Aug. 21 in Gloucester
• BankGloucester hosts Carole Loiacono art
• Cantemus to provide free season preview on August 23
• Willie Alexander to perform in Gloucester Aug. 19
• Local band becomes new voice of a generation

Tristan Ashlock

• Local farmers shoulder weight of drought
• Rowley issues water use restrictions
• Rowley newslets: High temps force selectmen’s meeting out of town hall, spraying, water main
• Young nature lover makes case for access to conservation land
• Rowley Fire Department grows, and history is made

Doug Brendel

• Stop! Thief! And pick me up at Pavilion Beach on your way
• This above all, from thine own porch be true
• Did Ray Morley actually cook an omelet on the East Street pavement?
• Every smile you fake, I’ll be watching you
• Thoreau could have died here, a T. Rex victim

Gavin Keenan

• A Horse is a Horse
• National Police Week 2022
• Rookie Days – Part Two
• Rookie Days
• A Sissy Society of Social Sneerers

• Oh, Wintry Christmas of My Youth!
• Fortitude, Rectitude and Attitude. Remembering the Life and Times of Ipswich Police Sergeant Frank Geist
• Thoughts on an August Day
• Let’s Go Walking……. After Midnight……
• Deluge! An Eyewitness Account of the Mother’s Day Storm of 2006

Bob Waite

• Column: The enduring allure of New England’s sleepover camps
• Column: Destination weddings? Tiger Woods had one – and look how that turned out!
• Column: Inflation is here, and it’s shrinking our Wheat Thins and our wallets 
• Column: Gambling is like lighting your money on fire – but do it responsibly   
• Column: How did the Massachusetts GOP go from being savvy to stupid?

Read more columns by Bob Waite

Ipswich River Watershed Association (IRWA)

• Farewell and Thank You, Rachel
• Graduate Students Pitch in to Help the #EndangeredIpswich
• Welcome Noah to Our Summer Intern Team
• Welcome New Board President Ken MacNulty
• Welcome Erin, Our New Environmental Planner

Antique Houses of Glouceser (Prudence Fish)

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• GOODBYE OLD HOUSE? NOT YET!
• EZRA PHILLIPS; AN ARCHITECT FOR GLOUCESTER 1870-1937

Historical Nerdery

• "The Number of Days Each Man Trained According to the Voat of the Town" – How Often Were Massachusetts Minute and MIlitia Companies Training in Preparation for War with England?
• "Your Pettioner Hath Suffered Much Pain" – The Wounded Men of the Battle of Lexington
• "Receiv’d 30 bullets … 3 flints and a hatchet" – The Use of Hatchets by Militia and Minute Companies on April 19, 1775 Revisited
• "They Received Several Volleys of Cannon & Grape Shot fom the Enemy" – A Snapshot of Lexington's Patriots of Color
• "Provide for 50 Minute Men a Cartridge Box, Knapsack, and Thirty Rounds of Cartridge and Ball" – Massachusetts Wartime Buildup Efforts On the Eve of Lexington and Concord

Journal of the American Revolution

• Alexander Hamilton was Right: True Liberty Demands Economic Independence
• Robert Morris: Inside the Revolution
• This Week on Dispatches: Colin Zimmerman on the Battle of Crosswicks
• Colonel Daniel Hitchcock of Rhode Island
• The Abdication(s) of King George III

Mary Ellen Lepionka

• The Story Behind the Story of Wigwam Hill
• Politics of the Archives Redux: Indigenous History of Indigenous Peoples of Essex County, Massachusetts   
• Who Were the Agawam Indians, Really?
• Living Descendants of the Native Americans of Agawam
• The Tragedy of the Wilderness: The Colonists and Indian Land, Part 4

New England Historical Society

• Cape Cod’s Elmer Crowell, the First and Best Decoy Maker
• Why Do We Say Hello? Thank Connecticut
• The Sullivan Indian Expedition: One Man’s Victory Is Another’s Ethnic Cleansing
• Old Town Canoe, Inspired by the Penobscot People
• Marilyn Monroe in Connecticut: The Misfit

Nutfield Genealogy

• North Cemetery, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
• Millie in the Millyard, Manchester, New Hampshire
• 2022 Swimsuit Edition at Nutfield Genealogy
• A Skier – Weathervane Wednesday
• Day Five of the "Path of the Pilgrims" Tour by the GSMD

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

• LANESVILLE SHOWED UP IN FORCE!
• Updated Boat Parade Of Lights Map. Get Ready, It’s Going To Be A Blast! September 3, 2022. Hope To SeeYou On The Water Or Along The Parade Route!!!
• So Now They’re Making Piping Plover Flavored weed? Road Trip To Wellfleetat 9AM!- Buy A Shirt Or A Hoodie While They Last!
• Gloucester Harbormaster Reminds Community of Public Landing Regulations Meant to Facilitate Access for All
• The duck pond is drying up

The Newburyport Blog

• 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.marybakerart.com
• Ocean Mills – the Industrialization and the Expansion of the North End in the 1800s is on the Newburyport History Map
• Moulton Castle is on the Newburyport Interactive History-Story Map

Streets of Salem

• Hooked on Kinderhook
• Are Hollyhocks Colonial or Colonial Revival?
• A July Afternoon, Old Lyme
• An Enigmatic Etcher
• The Golden Goose

Atlantic Black Box

• ABB Event tomorrow | The Prince Project: Enslavement in Maine in the 17th and 18th Centuries
• ABB Event | The Prince Project: Enslavement in Maine in the 17th and 18th Centuries on 7/28/22
• Event | Upstander Project Films Online at Stanley-Whitman House on 6/16 and 6/23
• Event | Whaling Captains of Color on 6/7/22
• Event | Portland’s Complicity in African Enslavement on 5/29