In the first Coffee with Meg, Megan O’Neill sits down with Chris Allen to explore four decades of service to North Andover—from saving school music programs to helping launch the farmers market—and the neighbors who showed up when she needed them.
North Andover families can access affordable childcare and early education through the Greater Lawrence Community Action Council. Head Start and the Perrault Childcare Center offer programs for eligible families, with seats currently available.
MeVa’s free service helps North Andover Middle School students reach the Youth Center after school. A partnership with the town provides designated trips that now carry between 35 and 60 students each school day.
NECC Theater brings “Steel Magnolias” to Haverhill October 15–18. Directed by Brianne Beatrice, the production celebrates friendship, resilience and the bonds among Southern women.
Town Moderator appointed Justin Dovidio and reappointed Regina Kean and Michelle Nadeau to its Finance Committee.
More than 45 locals were accused during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Mary Jo Shafer explores North Andover’s connection to the hysteria, the residents who resisted it and the lessons their stories offer today.
Inspired by the old Bradstreet School, Mark Bohrer’s poetry connects personal memories with North Andover’s literary heritage. That tradition continues with Picnic & Poetry on the Common, where residents gather to share food and verse.
Explore North Andover’s more than 70 miles of hiking trails and meet the volunteers who keep them open. Friends of North Andover Trails offers monthly group hikes, trail maps and a guidebook to help you discover the outdoors.
Halloween traditions can present barriers for children with disabilities. This article shares simple ways neighbors can make trick-or-treating more welcoming for every family.
