Haverhill’s annual LGBTQIA+ Pride flag raising ceremony and reception Thursday will be accompanied by word of a new police department initiative. Haverhill City Councilor Thomas J. Sullivan gave a sneak preview during last week’s regular City Council meeting. “There will be a ceremony. It lasts about a half hour. The Police Department will be participating […]
The City of Haverhill’s official LGBTQIA+ Pride flag raising ceremony and reception is set for Thursday afternoon The annual ceremony, organized the last few years by City Councilor Thomas J. Sullivan, takes place with the flag raising Thursday, June 1, beginning at 4 p.m., in front of Haverhill City Hall, 4 Summer St. Following the […]
(Additional photograph below.) A changing of the guard was on display at the Haverhill City Council on Tuesday as Haverhill License Commission Chairman Joseph C. Edwards resigned after 22 years. He will be replaced by another long-time Haverhill public servant, former City Clerk Linda L. Koutoulas. In honoring Edwards, Mayor James J. Fiorentini said he […]
Haverhill’s next mayor could be making $40,000 more annually than the sitting chief executive if the full City Council follows the recommendation of a subcommittee. The Council’s Administration and Finance Committee voted Monday to recommend the increase in salary for the city’s next mayor as well as a significant boost in pay for members of […]
Augustine J. “Gus” Reusch, former curator of Whittier Birthplace, is being permanently recognized for his contributions to the museum and community at large. The Trustees of the John Greenleaf Whittier Homestead honored Reusch Saturday during the seasonal reopening of the Birthplace by naming its multipurpose carriage shed as the “Augustine “Gus” Reusch Welcome Center.” Trustee […]