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What's 

Inside 

Country 

Beach Jam 

Page 5 

Whittier Home 

Hosts 

Edwardian 

Summertime 

Tea Program & 

Garden Party 

Page 6 

Art in Bloom 

Page 6 

New Policy 

on the 

Payment of 

Ipswich Tax 

Bills 

Page 8 

Groveland's 

Summer 

Reading Program 

Kick Off 

Page 10 

Pickleball Is Here 

By Stewart Lytle, Reporter 

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NEWBURYPORT – Pickleball has come 

to town and could become the community’s 

fastest growing sport, particularly among 

seniors. 

The game, often called oversized ping pong, 

has been rapidly growing in southern states, 

like Florida, where there are lots of active 

seniors, including Newburyport snowbirds. 

According to the Sports & Fitness Industry 

Association’s 2015 Participant Report, more 

than 2.46 million people play pickleball in 

the U.S. The USA Pickleball Association 

estimates there are almost 13,000 indoor and 

outdoor courts and at least one court in every 

state. 

On June 21st, the Newburyport Senior 

Center launched its pickleball program with 

Geralyn White Dreyfous 

Hunting Ground Producer 

to Speak at Library 

By Stewart Lytle, Reporter 

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GROVELAND – Geralyn White 

Dreyfous is still uncertain what topics 

she will address to the audience she 

will attract next week at the Langley 

Adams Library here. 

Having produced dozens of awardwinning 

films in recent years, this 

Groveland native could talk about 

some of the lighter and more upbeat 

subjects her films have focused 

on, such as Alive Inside: A Story 

of Music & Memory, a film about 

how music impacts the mentally and 

emotionally challenged. 

But the audience can be certain 

that Dreyfous, the founder of 

the Utah Film Center, will talk 

passionately about how her often 

controversial films impact “deeply 

held beliefs.” 

In recent and upcoming films, 

she has dealt extensively with the 

Photo by Scott Peterson 

Continued on page 3 


IPSWICH - Elm Tree” display tables, teen room expansion, a 

new book shop, and more 

The Ipswich Public Library has completed the initial phase of 

a slate of planned space renovations. The changes are intended 

to improve the look of the building and its functionality, meet 

changing patron needs, and provide additional services. 

New Teen Room 

The public is invited to come see our newly renovated and 

expanded teen area, designed by Ipswich teens and reserved 

for teens only. With new furnishings generously funded by the 

Board of Library Trustees, the room offers spaces for homework, 

socializing, reading, or library activities. Reference Teen Librarian 

Katy Wuerker has significantly increased program offerings for 

teens over the last year. 

The Elm Tree, Part Two 

A year ago, the Friends of the Ipswich Library unveiled ‘the 

Elm Table,’ made by local craftsman Fred Rossi from the wood 

of the storied American Elm that stood at the corner of County 

Street and East Streets, until it succumbed to Dutch Elm disease 

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a meeting at 3 p.m. at the new center. Mary 

Kelly, the center’s activities coordinator, is 

spearheading the launch of the new sport, 

which combines elements of ping pong, 

tennis and badminton. 

Pickleball was invented in 1965 on 

Bainbridge Island, a short ferry ride from 

Seattle, WA. To appease bored kids, Joel 

Pritchard, Bill Bell, and Barney McCallum 

created the game. 

Despite the name, no pickles are used. 

Supposedly the name comes from Joan 

Pritchard, who started calling the game 

pickleball because “the combination of 

different sports reminded me of the pickle boat 

in crew where oarsmen were chosen from the 

Postal Customer 

Photo by Stewart Lytle 

From left, Roseann Robillard and Mary Kelly with their 

pickleball racquets. 

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Letters To The Editor 

False Advertising by the 

Rowley Veteran's Association 

Dear Editor, 

Community Announcements 

Community Connections 

It has been brought to my attention that an advertisement run in 

your June 8-14,2016 Business issue on page 5 contains Spotlight false advertising. The 

advertisement for the Rowley”V” indicates some connection between 

the Rowley “V” and the VFW. The VFW or Veterans of Foreign 

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by United States Government, whose membership is restricted to 

any active or honorably discharged officer or enlisted person who is a 

citizen of the United States and who has served in it’s military service 

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recognized by the issuance of a campaign medal” by the Military or 

Naval service. 

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national security through military strength, to speed the rehabilitation 

of the nation’s disabled and needy veterans, to assist veterans widows 

and orphans and the dependents of needy or disabled veterans and 

Health & Fitness 

to promote Americanism by means of education in patriotism and 

constructive service to the community. This is what the Rowley 

VFW Post 5707 aims were for seventy years until it was disbanded 

at the end of the year 2015. This is a far cry from the aims of a local 

entertainment club. 

Please see to it that this misinformation is corrected, 

Jack Grundstrom 

Past Commander of Rowley VFW Post 5707 

Tel. 978-948-2508 

To the Editor: 

Letter Carrier Food Drive 

a Big Success 

Our Neighbor’s Table, The Pettengill House Inc., Community Action 

Inc., Community Service of Newburyport, The Salvation Army of 

Newburyport, and the Merrimac Council on Aging would like to thank 

the entire community for it’s overwhelming generosity in support of the 

2016 Letter Carriers “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive held on Saturday, 

May 14th. This annual food drive, coordinated by the National Association 

of Letter Carriers, was once again a tremendous success, generating 

donations totaling many thousands of pounds of needed food for local 

food pantries. 

A big thank you to our local postmasters who coordinated the pick-up 

and distribution of donations and to all the dedicated letter carriers who 

worked long hours on Saturday, handling and transporting heavy bags 

filled to the brim with food donations. We know how much extra work 

this food drive entails, and we are so grateful for your efforts. 

Thank you to the many volunteers who gave up a beautiful Saturday 

afternoon to help with unloading, sorting, checking expiration dates and 

shelving all the food at local food pantries. 

Finally, our heartfelt appreciation to everyone who donated so generously. 

This food drive came at a time when local pantries need to replenish 

the shelves to meet the increased demand during the summer months. 

Please know that your donations truly make a difference to local families 

struggling to put food on the table. Your kindness, your generosity and 

your support are greatly appreciated. 

In the event anyone missed the recent Letter Carrier food drive, please 

feel free to contact each food pantry directly to make a donation. 

Thank you so much! 

Lori Townsend, Our Neighbor’s Table - Amesbury (978) 388-1907 

Richard Henderson, The Pettengill House, Salisbury (978) 463-8801 

Dianne Halloran, Community Action, - Amesbury (978) 388-2570 

Martha Arias, Community Service of Newburyport, (978) 465-7562 

Majors Todd and Rosemarie Hughes, The Salvation Army of 

Newburyport, (978) 465-0883 

Laura Dillingham-Mailman, Candie Benjamin, Pantry Coordinator, 

Merrimac Council on Aging (978) 346-9549 

Continued from page 1 

and was felled in 2012. The elm 

tree had a long history in the town, 

estimated to be about 200 years old, 

and was referenced in the work of 

late author and Ipswich resident 

John Updike, and others. 

Now, Rossi has worked his 

magic again, using the remaining 

elm to create custom-designed 

display gondolas for the library’s 

main browsing room. This new 

bookstore-style layout encourages 

people to browse through new 

books and other materials. The new 

gondolas were funded using the 

State Aid to Public Libraries grant, 

awarded to towns annually by the 

Massachusetts Board of Library 

Commissioners. 

The Friends Book Shop 

The Friends of the Library have 

been hard at work setting up their 

new book shop -- right here in the 

library -- which is now open all the 

time during regular library hours, and 

continuously restocked by Friends 

LEGAL NOTICE 

Notice of Public Sale 

Notice is hereby given by Big 

Jim’s Towing, Inc. 13 Creek 

Street, Beverly, MA, pursuant to 

the provisions of Mass G.L c. 255, 

Section 39A, that they will sell 

the following vehicles on or after 

June 23, 2016 beginning at 10:100 

am by public or private sale to 

satisfy their garage keepers liens 

for towing, storage, and notices of 

sale. Vehicles are being stored at 

Big Jim’s Towing, Inc. 

1. 

2. 

3. 

2007 Ford Five Hundred 

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2006 Chevrolet Equinox 

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2005 Chevrolet Silverado PU 

VIN# 1GCEC14X15Z281495 

Signed, 

Thomas Zarella 

Owner 

6/8, 6/15, 6/22 

LEGAL NOTICE 


Notice is hereby given by Rigano’s 

Towing Service 1081 Fellsway, Malden, 

MA, pursuant to the provisions 

of Mass General Laws, Chapter 255, 

Section 39A, that they will sell the 

following vehicles on or after July 7, 

2016 beginning at 10:00 am by public 

or private sale to satisfy their garage 

keepers lien for towing, storage, and 

notices of sale. Vehicles are being 

stored at Rigano’s Towing Service. 

1. 

2. 

Signed 

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Owner 

Ipswich Public Library 

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6/22, 6/29, 7/6 

volunteers with donated items from 

the public. All proceeds from the 

shop go directly toward funding 

library programs, furnishings, 

equipment, and services. 

Additional Workspaces 

In response to the increased 

demand for work spaces, the library 

has created an additional quiet study 

area in the rear of the library, which 

is separate and a bit quieter than 

other options. Also, a new layout in 

the Reference Room has created a 

space more conducive to individual 

work, and a place for a long-awaited 

Community Information Center. 

The Community Information 

Center offers resources about 

local events and organizations, 

social services, and municipal and 

consumer information. 

For more information visit 

the library’s website at www. 

ipswichlibrary.org, or contact the 

Library Director, Patty DiTullio, 

at pditullio@ipswichlibrary.org or 

978-356-6649. 

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Notice is hereby given by McGarvey 

Towing of 1481 Broadway Saugus, 

MA, pursuant to the provisions of 

Mass G.L c. 255, Section 39A, that they 

will sell the following abandoned vehicles 

on or after June 30, 2016 beginning 

at 10:00 am by private or public 

sale to satisfy their garage keeper’s 

lien for towing, storage, and notices 

of sale. Vehicles are being stored at 

McGarvey Towing: 

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2. 

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Signed 

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Owner, McGarvey Towing 

6/15, 6/22, 6/29 

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Towing 100 Haverhill Road, Amesbury, 

MA, pursuant to the provisions 

of Mass G.L c. 255, Section 39A, that 

they will sell the following vehicle 

on or after July 7, 2016 beginning at 

10:00 am by public or private sale to 

satisfy their garage keepers liens for 

towing, storage, and notices of sale. 

Vehicle is being stored at Amesbury 

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Owner 

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leftovers of other boats.” The game 

may also have been named after the 

Pritchard’s dog, Pickles, who would 

chase and run off with the ball. 

Kelly learned about pickleball 

from her mother in New Jersey, who 

had taken up the sport after knee 

surgery kept the avid tennis player 

from running as much as tennis 

requires. 

Pickleball, played on a court the 

size of a badminton court, does 

not require much running. It is fast 

paced and low impact. 

“I love playing pickleball with my 

mother,” she said. 

Last fall, even before the new 

center opened, Kelly proposed 

pickleball as a new program for 

the Council on Aging. Director 

Roseann Robillard told Kelly to 

put out a sign up sheet to test the 

interest. 

To everyone’s surprise, more than 

100 players filled up four pages. 

That level of interest both excited 

and worried Kelly. She had no 

equipment, no court and she feared 

that with so many people wanting 

to play there would be long wait 

times between games. 

Pickleball Is Here 

The center, next to the Bresnahan 

School, proposed to the school that 

it be allowed to use the basketball 

court and possibly another sports 

court for pickleball. The answer 

was yes, but not while school was 

in session. It was impractical to 

do criminal background checks 

on everyone who wanted to play 

pickleball. 

So the new pickleball league will 

begin the first Wednesday in July 

(July 6) after school is out. 

The center has purchased two 

nets, several paddles and plastic 

balls that look a lot like wiffle balls. 

Kelly is studying the layout of the 

court, but she wished she had an 

experienced pickleball player she 

would rely on for answers to her 

questions. 

In answer to her prayers, Helen 

White emailed her out of the blue, 

offering to help. White, who lives 

in Northern Virginia, is pickleball’s 

Mid-Atlantic ambassador. 

“The exact person I needed just 

fell in my lap,” Kelly said. 

She invited White to the 

organizational meeting on Tuesday 

and expects to learn from her how 

to lay out a pickleball court. 

A pickleball court is the same size 

as a doubles badminton court and 

measures 20 by 44 feet for both 

singles and doubles play. The net 

height is 36 inches at the sidelines 

and 34 inches in the middle, as 

compared to a tennis net that is 36 

inches in the center. 

The court is striped similar to 

a tennis court with right and left 

service courts and a seven-foot novolley 

zone in front of the net that is 

called the “kitchen”. 

A pickleball paddle, which is 

smaller than a tennis racquet, but 

larger than a ping-pong paddle, 

are solid and made of lightweight 

composite materials, including 

aluminum and graphite. 

The ball has holes through it like 

a wiffleball and travels at a third of 

the speed of a tennis ball. 

There is a rule book that outlines 

how the game is played. Points are 

scored only by the serving team. 

Serves are underhanded. Games are 

normally played to 11 points, and a 

team must win by two points. 

For those interested in learning 

more about the game, visit www. 

usapa.org or just come to the center 

on Tuesday and sign up.

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These very popular programs 

provide an excellent opportunity to 

explore one of the most productive 

birding areas in the country. To 

date, we have seen over 320 species 

of birds on these Wednesday field 

trips. Wed, June 22, 2016; 9:30 am 

- 12:30 pm. Meet at Joppa Flats 

Education Center, One Plum Island 

Turnpike, Newburyport. $17. No 

preregistration required. For more 

information, call 978-462-9998 

for information about additional 

programs and events, or visit the 

website at www.massaudubon.org/ 

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GRANGE BBQ 

Rowley Grange #204 is having an 

Oven BBQ Chicken Supper on June 

22nd. The supper will feature oven 

BBQ chicken, cold salads, and baked 

beans. This supper closes the Grange 

supper season, as the Grange does 

not do suppers in July and August. 

The suppers will start up again in 

September. Servings are at 5 pm and 

6 pm, with continuous serving till 7 

pm. To go dinners are also available. 

If you make a reservation, tickets $8 

for adults. Non reserved tickets are 

$9. To make a reservation call 978- 

948-2635 or 978-948-7288 and 

leave the time of seating you wish 

to attend, the number of people in 

your party and your name. 

WEDNESDAY EVENING 

ALONG THE POWOW RIVER 

you to riverside birding. We’ll 

discuss the natural history of the 

birds we encounter. Please wear 

long pants, a long-sleeved shirt and 

footwear appropriate for walking 

on unpaved surfaces. Wednesday, 

June 22, 6:30 pm to dusk, Fee: $15 

Meeting Location: Lake Gardner in 

Amesbury - meet at the parking lot 

off High Street in Amesbury 

SUMMER MOVIE MADNESS 

The Rowley Library just got a new 

big screen and thry’re dying to use it! 

Join us on Wed., June 22, 7:15 pm 

to see a great new release starring 

Chris Pine and Casey Afflek, rated 

PG-13. Based on a true story, this 

dramatic Coast Guard rescue took 

place off the coast of Cape Cod. 

Movie snacks will be provided! The 

Rowley Public Library is located 

at 141 Main Street and is fully 

accessible. For the name of the 

movie or more information, call the 

library at 978-948-2850. 

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In every kind of weather, our 

favorite thing is to head outdoors 

to our spectacular local habitats 

to see what’s new! We love to find 

things; think about colors, shapes 

and patterns; and wonder why this 

place is a special home to wildlife. 

Each nature exploration will focus 

on the importance of a sense of 

place. Local and migrating birds, 

other wildlife, collecting techniques, 

and environmental awareness will 

be presented in a fun, energetic 

format that adults and children 

alike will enjoy. Thu, Jun 23, 2016 

2:00 pm - 3:30 pm. Meet at Joppa 

Flats Education Center, One Plum 

Island Turnpike, Newburyport. $8, 

adult; $7, child. Preregistration 

required. For more information, 

call 978-462-9998 for information 

about additional programs and 

events, or visit the website at www. 

massaudubon.org/joppaflats. 

WHITTIER HOME HOSTS 

EDWARDIAN SUMMERTIME 

TEA PROGRAM & GARDEN 

PARTY 

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DINNER WITH THE HERONS 

Come to Manchester-by-the-Sea 

for a two-hour visit to view the 

evening flight of herons, egrets, 

and ibises into the largest heronry 

in Massachusetts. Kettle Island, 

owned by Mass Audubon, has the 

greatest number of nesting glossy 

ibises and great egrets, the only 

known nesting sites of tricolored 

herons, and the only current site for 

little blue heron nests in the state. 

From the mainland, we will view 

the amazing spectacle of the evening 

flight while discussing the life-anddeath 

struggle of the Kettle Island 

colony. Thu, Jun 23, 2016 6:00 pm 

- 8:00 pm - Meet at The Trustees of 

Reservations Coolidge Reservation 

on Summer Street (Route 127), 

Manchester-by-the-Sea. $25. 

Preregistration required. For more 





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beach. Meet the ranger at the visitor 

contact station at parking lot 1. 

Parent/guardian must remain with 

his/her child for the entire duration 

of this program. Preregistration is 

required for this program. Anyone 

having a question about a refuge 

program is asked to contact the 

refuge at (978) 465-5753. 

LAUGH OUT LOUD! 

The Salisbury Beach Betterment 

Association’s Scholarship 

Committee is hosting a Comedy 

Night fundraiser on Friday night, 

June 24, at the Blue Ocean Music 

Hall, Salisbury Beach. Doors open 

at 7 pm. The comedy lineup includes 

Lawrence native Steve Guilmette, 

Dave Andrews and Tony V. The 

SBBA Scholarship Committee has 

awarded over 200 scholarships to 

children and grandchildren of its

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members in the past twenty-five 

years. All profits from this evening 

will directly benefit the SBBA 

Scholarship Fund. Tickets at $25 

are available online at sbba.us or by 

calling 978-270-6337 or 978-758- 

4195. Tickets will also be on sale 

at the door on June 24. The public 

is invited to attend and begin the 

summer season on a happy note! 

For further information, please call 

one of the numbers listed above. 

SMART RECOVERY 

The First Religious Society, 

Unitarian 

Universalist, 

Newburyport, will be offering 

“Smart Recovery – Self Management 

for Addiction Recovery.” SMART 

Recovery is the leading selfempowering 

addiction recovery 

support group. Participants learn 

tools for addiction recovery based 

on the latest scientific research 

and participate in a world-wide 

community which includes free, 

self-empowering, science-based 

mutual help groups. SMART 

Recovery helps people recover from 

all types of addiction and addictive 

behaviors, including: drug abuse, 

drug addiction, substance abuse, 

alcohol abuse, gambling addiction, 

cocaine addiction, prescription drug 

abuse, sexual addiction, and problem 

addictions to other substances 

and activities. SMART Recovery 

sponsors face to face meetings and 

daily online meetings. In addition, 

there is an online message board and 

24/7 chat room. The meetings are 

run by trained Facilitators. Meetings 

are held every Friday evening from 

6:00pm to 7:30pm in the lower 

meetinghouse, classroom A of The 

First Religious Society, 26 Pleasant 

Street, Newburyport. Please contact 

Rob Burnham (robburnham0449@ 

gmail.com) or 603-501-9549 for 

more information or http://www. 

smartrecovery.org. Free and open 

to the public 

SATURDAY, JUNE 25th 

RUMMAGE SALE 

Belleville Congregational Church 

on Saturday, June 25th from 9 –1. 

300 High St, Newburyport 

BYFIELD MUSIC & ARTS 

FESTIVAL 

The Byfield Music and Arts 

Festival is seeking crafters and 

artists to be a part of the third 

annual Festival being held on June 

25, 2016. This family-friendly 

festival will feature 20 live bands 

performing throughout the day, 

crafters and artists, and food and 

beverage vendors. There are many 

interactive activities for children. 

The Festival will be held at Manter 

Field, Central Street Byfield, MA. 

This beautiful array of athletic 

fields is easily located moments 

away from route 95. For more 

information and to check out some 

of the photos from last year’s event 

please go to our website at www. 

byfieldmusicfest.com. Volunteers 

are also needed to help out at this 

event. Proceeds from the Byfield 

Music and Arts Festival benefit the 

Byfield Community Arts Center, 7 

Central Street, Byfield, MA. 

PARKER RIVER NATIONAL 

WILDLIFE REFUGE - BEHIND 

THE SCENES TOUR! 

Held on the following days: 

Saturday, June 25th at 9:30 am 

and Sunday, June 26th at 1:00 pm 

Join a refuge ranger for a behind 

the scenes tour of Parker River 

National Wildlife Refuge. Tour will 

be conducted via refuge van, with 

several brief “drive by” stops along 

the way. The tour will present an 

“up close and personal” look at the 

refuge through the multiple lenses 

of the cultural history of Plum 

Island and the Great Marsh, native 

wildlife and their habitats, and 

the role of refuge management in 

the conservation of these precious 

natural resources. Participants may 

be driven along areas on the refuge 

otherwise closed to the public. 

This guided two hour program is 

most appropriate for older teens 

and adults. Binoculars and/or a 

camera are recommended, but not 

required. Meet the ranger in the 

lobby of the refuge visitor center 

15 minutes prior to the program 

start time. Each session is limited 

to 14 participants; no more than 4 

individuals per sign-up. Again, this 

is a vehicle-based tour, with limited 

stops on the refuge. Advance 

registration is required for this 

program, as enrollment is limited. 

Be advised that individual tours 

may be subject to cancellation. 

*Please note: Those who call and 

leave messages after hours, your 

registration is not confirmed until 

you receive a confirmation call from 

a refuge staff member. Please call 

(978) 465-5753 to register for this 

program. 

CAREGIVERS LUNCH AT 

MARKET STREET BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

The Market Street Baptist Church 

at 37 Market Street, Amesbury 

is inviting the public to attend a 

Caregivers Luncheon on Saturday, 

June 25th from 12:00- 2:00 pm. 

This event is for those who have been 

called to care for ailing loved ones to 

connect with other caregivers and to 

hear from the experiences of others. 

Ruth John (mother to the Pastor) 

will share her experiences and 

wisdom as a caregiver for 20 years. 

Cost is $5 to cover the lunch. Please 

register in advance by contacting 

church office at 978-388-0930 or 

msbcsec@verizon.net. 

FREE OUTDOOR “COUNTRY 

BEACH JAM” 

Salisbury Beach Season opener 

with 4 live country bands beginning 

at 3:00 and ending with the KICK- 

OFF to SUMMER fireworks by 

RS Fireworks at 10:15. Featured 

bands are Houston Bernard Band, 

Darren Bessette Band, Rory Scott 

Band with headliner, The Jillian 

Cardarelli Band!! Great full-day, 

family event to start the summer off 

right!! Enjoy great food and great 

music on Salisbury Beach, June 25 

beginning at 3:00 Beachfests.org for 

more details and information on the 

concert and full summer schedule! 

SUNDAY, JUNE 26th 

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am, Meeting Location: First parking 

area by the buildings 

Fee: $15. Directions: Take 

Route 95 to the Central St/Byfield 

Exit. Follow Central Street east to 

Orchard Street (3/4 mile). Turn 

left onto Orchard Street and drive 

approx. 1 mile to the parking area 

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featuring locally grown veggies, 

live music, locally prepared food 

products and artisanal crafts! The 

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First Congregational Church of Rowley 

175 Main St, Rowley 

Vacation Bible School 

Free Community Program 

Pre-K - 4th grade 

Thursday & Friday June 23 rd & 24 th from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 

Children's Presentation Sunday, June 26 th at 10:00 am 

Call 978-948-3993 or email first.church@verizon.net to enroll 

Whittier Home Hosts Edwardian Summertime 

Tea Program & Garden Party on June 23rd 

AMESBURY - The Whittier Home 

will host their June Garden Party 

Meeting on Thursday, June 23rd from 

2:00 until 5:00pm. The event will be 

held in the Victorian garden of the John 

Greenleaf Whittier Home & Museum 

at 86 Friend St. in Amesbury. 

“The poet’s garden is beautiful 

with spring flowers in abundance, a 

picturesque setting for a garden party. 

Also, it’s a chance to step back in time 

to a wonderful period in our nation’s 

history”, says Christina Bryant, 

president of the Whittier Home 

Association. 

Guests will be entertained with an 

Edwardian Summertime Tea program 

presented by renowned storyteller and 

actress, Rita Parisi as Mrs. Gordon, 

The Town Common Courtesy Photos 

who will give a firsthand account of what it was like to spend a day at the beach in 1908. Rita Parisi 

has been entertaining audiences for over 20 years in the New England area. She is also actively involved 

in the independent film scene in Boston and some of her films have been debuted at the Boston 

International Film Festival and Cannes film Festival. “We are most grateful to Ms. Parisi for obtaining 

a grant from the Amesbury Cultural Council that has allowed her to 

perform for us at Whittier Home”, says Ms. Bryant. 

The program will be followed by a light repast of cold cuts, 

salads, beverages and desserts with lots of lively friendship and 

conversation in a beautiful setting. 

Reservations for the Garden Party can be made by calling 

the Whittier Home at 978-388-1337. Please leave your name, 

your phone number and the number of people in your party. 

The cost for the event is $10 for members, $15 for nonmembers. 

In case of rain the program and repast will be 

moved inside the Whittier Home. 

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In addition, AAA states that the 

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With more families exploring nature’s most beautiful locations, Gander Mountain offers some helpful 

tips to keep in mind before you hit the road to ensure you are prepared with both the right information 

and the proper equipment to fully enjoy the great outdoors this summer. 

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BID SOLICITATION FOR 

VEHICLE DISPOSITION 

FROM THE 

ROWLEY MUNICIPAL 

LIGHTING PLANT 

Pursuant to Massachusetts General 

Laws, the Rowley Municipal Lighting 

Plant hereby solicits bids for the 

selling of a 2002 Simon- Telelect Inc. / 

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Truck. Mounted on a International 

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lbs. GVWR, Automatic shift, no air 

brakes, 57,173 mileage. Vehicle is 

being sold “AS IS”. 

Bids will be opened on Wednesday 

June 29th at 11:00 AM at the Rowley 

Municipal Lighting Plant Office at 47 

Summer St, Rowley, MA at which 

time and place the bid will be publicly 

opened and read aloud. Bids for the 

vehicle must be submitted in triplicate 

on the Official Bid Form in a sealed 

plain envelope clearly marked BID 

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AMESBURY - Library Teen Summer Reading Program - Our theme this year is “Our Neighbors’ Table ~ 

Amesbury Library ~ Community.” Community Teens come out help Our Neighbors’ Connections 

Table by reading books. The more you 

read the more food will be donated. We have some exciting challenges for you to complete. Every challenge 

you complete you are entered to win a Kindle Fire. Become a pen pal, watch the dedication of Our Neighbors’ 

Table hosted by Larry Frost of “Our Business Town,” make a 30 second video Spotlight 

of “Why I love my library,” enter the “you 

can be a star” poster contest where you will be featured on a poster in the teen department, create a book trailer, 

download music from our database, learn a language, adopt a book shelf, create a book cover and donate a nonperishable 

food item 

Real Estate 

For and take a selfie of yourself donating the item. Registration started June 13th. The program 

Sale 

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runs through August 10. For more information and to register please go to For our website www.amesburylibrary. Sale 

org click on Teen Scene-Summer Reading Program. Please contact Margie Walker, Teen Librarian, at mwalker@ 

amesburylibrary.org or 978-388-8148 with any questions. The Teen Summer Reading Program is funded by the 

Friends of the Amesbury Public Library. Sports • Sports • Sports 

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AMESBURY - The Bartlett Museum is hosting the “Auction in the Pines” at the newly renovated Amesbury Park 

Gazebo on Monday, July 4th as part of the Amesbury Days celebration. We are in need of donations and will accept 

dishes, tools, Old books and collectibles. Pets, (Please NO Animals, TV’s, monitors, electronic devices, Plus appliances, furniture, 

new books, stuffed animals, children’s toys or clothing.) For information on where to drop off call Lee-Ann at 

978-504-0000. Proceeds of the auction will go to the Bartlett Museum to fulfill its mission of maintaining and 

sharing Amesbury’s legacy and to continue Health the museum’s building & Fitness 

needs to replace its roof, repair the chimney and 

plumbing. The 1870 Italianate style “Ferry School” house features local history in the carriage industry, old maps, 

and mementos, a collection of prehistoric and Native American artifacts, memorabilia from Colonial, Federal 

and Victorian periods, a Natural History Room featuring birds, shells and fossils, an original vintage schoolroom 

and a carriage shed housing Amesbury made carriages. The Museum is non-profit and run by volunteers and 

funded by membership fees, donations as well as fundraisers. Monetary donations are accepted at anytime payable 

to: The Bartlett Museum Inc. and mailed to: P.O. Box 692, Amesbury, MA 01913. Membership supports the 

museum and is open to any adult from any town, city or state. Membership forms are available at the Bartlett 

Museum or email dianco@verizon.net. We welcome history buffs, collectors, genealogists and curiosity seekers. 

www.bartlettmuseum.org and Facebook “The Bartlett Museum” 

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AMESBURY - The Market Street Baptist Church is hosting a 4-day Junior Church Sports Camp for both girls 

& boys ages 5-10 years on Monday - Thursday, July 11-14 from 9:00 am - 12 noon at the Seventh Day Adventist 

School, 285 Main Avenue, South Hampton NH. Open to the public. All are welcome. A non-competitive program 

designed to teach basic skills in basketball, baseball, and soccer as well as Bible knowledge in a fun and engaging 

manner. A different sport to be introduced each day. A suggested donation of $10 per child is requested to help 

defray expenses. Please make check payable to: MSBC and note: sports. To register contact the church office at 

978-388-0930 or email: msbcsec@verizon.net 

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AMESBURY - The Market Street Baptist Church is hosting a Vacation Bible School for children ages 5-9 years on 

Monday - Friday, August 8-12 from 9:00 am - 12 noon at the Church on 37 Market Street, Amesbury. “Diving 

Deep: Exploring the Depths of God’s Holiness and Love” program includes games in the gym, crafts, bible study 

and songs. A snack of fruit, crackers & water will be provided each day. A suggested donation fee of $10 per 

child is requested. However, we do not wish to keep any child away for financial reasons, so we will gladly accept 

whatever you can afford, even if it’s nothing at this time. To register in advance contact the church office by 978- 

388-0930 or msbcsec@verizon.net. Registration on Monday, August 8 will begin at 8:30 am Visit us on-line at 

wwwMSBCNews.org and FaceBook. 

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GEORGETOWN - The Friends of the Georgetown Peabody Library are happy to announce that due to the success 

of the Book Sale Bonanza in March, the Georgetown Peabody Library has 

added 4 new museums to their Museum Pass program! Reserve your pass 

Rocco’s BaRBeRshop either in person at the Georgetown Peabody Library, or by calling 978- 

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following locations: Museum of Science, Boston; New England Aquarium, 

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IPSWICH – In response to the concerns of taxpayers regarding the increase 

in last years’ actual tax bills, we are instituting a new policy of apportioning 

your total estimated tax over the four billing quarters. Such an increase is 

permissible under MGL Ch. 59, Section 57C. This will help to reduce the 

annual spike in the actual tax bills that will be mailed December 31, 2016 

and are due on February 1m 2017 and May 1, 2017. This apportionment is 

in effort to level the four quarters of real estate and personal property taxes. 

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2106 and will be due August 1, 2016 and November 1, 21016. We hope 

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obligations throughout the year, and assist banks in calculating you tax escrow withholdings. The actual tax bills 

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NEWBURY 2016 SUMMER PROGRAMS & SUMMER READING KICKOFF EVENT! - On Tuesday, June 

28, between 12-4, we are kicking off our 2016 Summer of Fitness, Health & Wellness for kids & teens here at the 

NTL! We’ve got an incredible Capoeira/Maculele interactive show by Boston’s own, Sinha Capoeira. Capoeira is a 

Brazilian combination of dance, martial arts, acrobatics, and live music. This performance will take place outside, 

weather-permitting. We’ll also have free henna tattoos and the Orange Leaf frozen yogurt truck will be here - see 

the schedule below! (Sign up to reserve your space for the Capoeira show on our online calendar at newburylibrary. 

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teens. You’ll be eligible to win MORE great prizes like movie tickets, yoga mats, even a FitBit, all summer long. 

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9am-12noon and “Walk This Way” to vacation bible school (VBS) at Hope Community Church (11 Hale St., 

Newburyport & Southern New Hampshire. www.portgutters.com 

Newburyport). This will be a God-centered, fun-filled, active week where children entering Kindergarten through 

7th grade are welcome to participate. Children entering kindergarten through third grade will enjoy a traditional 

VBS format, while kids entering fourth through seventh grade will have the option to pick between a creative 

track (rotating through art, cooking, science, woodworking, and photography), basketball, flag football, or soccer. 

Plum Island 

Our Staff and volunteers are excited to host this yearly program. We love to welcome members of the community 

to join us for this great week as we build relationships, learn biblical truths, and participate in group activities. 

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Register today and consider bringing a friend! Cost of registration is $50, scholarships are considered. For more 

information, email: vbs@hopenewburyport.com. To register, please visit our website at: www.hopenewburyport. 

com/vbs or call the church office (978) 463-4673. Grab your gear, check your GPS and get ready to “Walk This 

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NEWBURYPORT - St. Paul’s Church, 166 High St, Newburyport Sunday, July 17, 2016 at 3:00 PM inn 

partnership with the Ballets Russes Arts Initiative and Soundways, St. Paul’s Church will host a concert by an 

visit our historic 

exciting new talent from Saint Petersburg, Russia, pianist and composer Arseny Gusev on Sunday, July 17th at 

airFielD MuseuM! 

3:00 PM. There will be a reception with light refreshments after the performance, as well as the opportunity 

open space Function area 

to meet and speak with Mr. Gusev. Tickets are $30 General Admission, $25 Seniors/Students (14+years) and 

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NEWBURYPORT – The Newburyport High School classes of 1953, 1954, 1955 and 1956 will be holding a joint 

reunion luncheon at the Newburyport Elks Club on Low Street on Saturday, July 30, 2016. All class members www.PlumIslandAerodrome.org 

and their guests are welcome to attend. The event begins at 12:00 noon and ends in the late afternoon. A special 

welcome is extend to the graduates of the class of 1956 who will be celebrating their 60th anniversary. 

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ROWLEY - The All-Scout Paper Drive will be held on Saturday, July 9th from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. behind 

the First Congregational Church of Rowley on Main Street. The scouts will be collecting newspapers, books and 

Attorneys at Law 

magazines. The Boy Scouts will be collecting redeemable bottles and cans. The Boy, Cub and Girl Scouts of 

Rowley thank you very much for helping to keep Scouting active in Rowley. The paper drives are held the second 

Saturday of odd numbered months. If you have any questions please call George Pacenka at (978) 948-7918. 

Non-perishable items…including diapers, paper towels, toilet paper will also be collected at this time for the 

Rowley Food Pantry. 

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ROWLEY - ALDENE EATON GORDON: A memorial service celebrating the life of Aldene Eaton Gordon 

(1/18/19-3/2/16) will be held on Saturday June 25 at 10AM at the Rowley Congregational Church, Main Street, 

Rowley, MA. A time of remembrance will follow in the church hall. All are welcome. 

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ROWLEY - Attention Baseball Fans! Once again the Friends of the Rowley Public Library have stepped up to 

the plate to offer free coupons for discount tickets to every Lowell Spinners home game this season! Each coupon 

is good for 50% off up to six tickets per game starting at $3.50 each and may be redeemed at the box office in 

advance. Don’t miss the fun! Call now to reserve yours! And don’t forget our other passes: the Museum of Science, 

the Peabody-Essex Museum, Zoo New England, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Boston Children’s Museum, the 

Wenham Museum, and the Massachusetts State Park pass. Stop by the Rowley Public Library, 141 Main Street, to 

reserve one of these passes for free, or call us at 978-948-2850. Some passes are sponsored by the Rowley Cultural 

Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. 

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ROWLEY - Readers of all ages will explore all things sports and fitness this summer as Rowley Public Library 

presents “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read” for kids and “Get In The Game, Read” for teens during their summer 

library program. Activities will include archery, hoops, frisbee, science, performing arts and more. The 2016 

Summer Reading Program is open to young people, preschool through young adult, with programs, prizes and a 

Carnival to celebrate at the end of the program! Join us for a reading marathon and a chance to earn lots of exciting 

prizes! (Include your summer calendar here.) Registrations for “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read” and “Get in the 

Game, Read” begin on June 20th with a special kick off program at the library on June 27th beginning at 10:30 

AM with registration, crafts and ice cream. For more information, call the library at 978-948-2850 or visit our 

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Friends of Plum Island Light 

2016 Open House Schedule: The 

Newburyport Harbor Light at 

Plum Island Point will be open 

on the following Sundays, weather 

permitting: June 26; July 10; July 

24; August 14; Sept 11; Sept 25. 

Tours are from 1 to 4 P.M. There is a 

short ladder at the top and sneakers 

are required. Children must be 42” 

tall and 5 years old. Parking and 

admission are free but donations are 

accepted and appreciated. Special 

Events - The Annual Meeting will 

be on Sept 21st at 7:30 P.M. at PITA 

Hall. Speaker to be announced. At 

out Sept 25 open house, The Friends 

will be host to the 14th Annual 

Essex Heritage Trails and Sails. 

There will be numerous free events 

in the area. Everyone is welcome. 

For info, see www.essexheritage.org. 

We also offer the lighthouse and 

grounds for wedding ceremonies. 

Call Linda Collins at 978-290- 

1413 Private Tours available by 

request. Friends of Plum Island 

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MA 01950, or you can email us at: 

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us at: 978-973-6935 http://www. 

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SATURDAY MORNING 

BIRDING 

Our experienced leaders will 

take you to birding hot spots in the 

Newburyport/Plum Island area in 

search of avian activity. Beginners 

and birders of all skill levels are 

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See Saturday, June 25th. 

CAR SHOW 

The Carriagetown Car Show will 

be held in Downtown Amesbury, 

MA, on Sunday June 26th from 

9AM to 2PM. All of Downtown 

will be transformed into “A blast 

from the past” with Hotrods, 

Classic Cars, Customs, Vintage 

Motorcycles and more from 1989 

and earlier. The Legends WNBP 

Radio will be broadcasting live, 

we’ll have a huge 50/50 raffle 

and more! Show vehicles enter 

via Elm Street to Market Square. 

Voluntary donations at gate benefit 

the Amesbury Carriage Museum. 

Join us for this great event in a 

spectacular setting. Rain Date is 

Sunday, July 3rd. 

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Monday, June 27th; this tour is 

conducted from 9:00 am – 12:30 

pm Join a refuge ranger for a 

behind the scenes tour of Great Bay 

National Wildlife Refuge, located in 

Newington, NH. Participants will 

have an opportunity to visit areas 

of the refuge that are not normally 

open to the public. See a diversity of 

wildlife habitats while learning how 

the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is 

managing this very special landscape 

for conservation. Consider bringing 

along binoculars and a camera. The 

tour is limited to 7 participants; no 

more than 3 individuals per sign-up. 

This is a vehicle-based tour, with 

limited stops on the refuge. This 

guided program is most appropriate 

for older teens and adults. Meet 

the ranger in the lobby of the 

Parker River NWR visitor center in 

Newburyport no later than 9:00 am 

OR in the Great Bay NWR parking 

lot in Newington, NH no later 

than 9:45 am. (Indicate location 

you prefer at time of registration.) 

Be advised that individual tours 

may be subject to cancellation. 

*Please note: Those who call and 

leave messages after hours, your 

registration is not confirmed until 

you receive a confirmation call 

from a refuge staff member. Please 

call (978) 465-5753 to register 

for this program. Preregistration 

is required. For directions to the 

refuge, click on this link: http:// 

www.fws.gov/refuge/Great_Bay/ 

visit/plan_your_visit.html 

SUMMER READING KICK 

OFF 

Langley-Adams Library in 

Groveland, MA will be kicking off 

summer reading on June 27th at 

2pm. Mary Jo Maichack will be 

performing an interactive show of 

Mezudio Song/Dance games and 

rhymes from around the world! 

Refreshments will be served after 

the performance. All ages are 

welcome to attend! Please register. 

This program is supported in part 

by the Groveland Cultural Council, 

a local agency supported by the 

Massachusetts Cultural Council, a 

state agency. 

AMESBURY GENEALOGY 

CLUB 

The Amesbury Genealogy Club 

meets the last Monday of the month 

at 5:30. We have a guest speaker 

coming June. Kelly Turner of the 

Massachusetts State Archives will 

discuss preserving your scrapbooks 

and photographs on June 27. For 

more information, please contact 

Margie Walker, Local History 

Librarian at mwalker@mvlc.org or 

978-388-8148. Please register at 

www.amesburylibrary.org 

TUESDAY, JUNE 28th 

THE READING OLYMPICS! 

Come celebrate the start of 

summer and reading with Jungle 

Jim at Georgetown Peabody 

Library, 2 Maple St, Georgetown. 

Tuesday, June 28 at 6:30-7:30. 

This awesome balloon magic show 

contains Jim’s signature brand of

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balloon artistry, magic, comedy, 

storytelling and improvisation with 

over 15 volunteers taking part. 

Archery, basketball, fencing and 

even Scottish caber toss are just some 

of the events that our “athletes” will 

compete in. Most importantly, Jim 

will incorporate just how important 

reading and staying active work 

together. All ages are welcome. 

Georgetown students birth through 

6th grade are invited to sign up to 

participate in the Summer Reading 

Program: On Your Mark, Get Set... 

READ! Sign up at the library or 

go to http://georgetownpl.org/ 

kids/summer-reading for more 

information and to sign up. The 

summer reading program runs from 

June 13th through August 9th. For 

more information call 978-352- 

5728 

ROWLEY YOGA 

Join us as yoga instructor Siobhan 

Gregorio guides us through this 

introductory yoga class. She will 

give options for every fitness and 

experience level. Teens and up are 

welcome. Tuesday, June 28th at 

6:30 pm at the Rowley Library, 141 

Main St. Bring a yoga or pilates 

mat if you have one, or a cushy 

beach towel if you don’t. We will 

be outside if weather permits! Free! 

Call 978-948-2850 for more info. 

Sign-up not required. 

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A meeting room. Groveland native 

& Oscar Winning documentary 

Producer, Geralyn White Dreyfous! 

185 Main St. Groveland, 978-372- 

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th 

NEW LISTING!!! 

ROWLEY: Lovely Cape is set back from the street with farmer’s 

porch, 2 car garage, back deck and beautiful gardens. Brand 

new kitchen opens into family room/sunroom with cathedral 

ceiling, formal dining room with hardwood floors and fireplaced 

living room. Bedroom and full bath on first floor, master bedroom, 

second bedroom, new bath with walk in shower and huge loft 

overlooking family room on second floor. Heated game room 

and workshop area on lower level. Listed at $459,900. Contact 

Pauline at 978-314-7341 or pauline@rowleyrealestate.com 

for more information or a private showing. 

ROWLEY REALTY 

WEDNESDAY MORNING 

BIRDING 

These very popular programs 

provide an excellent opportunity to 

explore one of the most productive 

birding areas in the country. To 

date, we have seen over 320 species 

of birds on these Wednesday field 

trips. Wed, June 29, 2016; 9:30 

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SUPPORT LIBRARIES! 

Bestselling author Elin 

Hilderbrand and local author 

Meg Mitchell Moore are teaming 

up to support local libraries! The 

two authors will appear at the 

Masconomet Regional High School 

Auditorium in an event organized 

by the Topsfield, Middleton, and 

Boxford public libraries. The event 

will take place on Wednesday, June 

29th at 7:00 p.m. at the Masco 

Auditorium, located at 20 Endicott 

Road, Boxford, MA. The event is 

free and open to the public. Books 

will be available for purchase, and 

an author signing will take place 

after the program. Those interested 

in attending should arrive early 

to ensure priority seating. Elin 

Hilderbrand is the New York 

Times bestselling author of over a 

dozen novels, many of which take 

place on the picturesque island of 

Nantucket, where she currently 

makes her home. She lives with her 

husband and three children. Her 

newest novel, Here’s To Us, will be 

165 Main St., P.O. Box 101, Rowley, MA 01969 

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published on June 14th, 2016. Meg 

Mitchell Moore is the author of 

three novels including The Arrivals, 

So Far Away, and her newest book, 

The Admissions. Her novels have 

received much praise, and her 

second book, So Far Away, was 

named as one of 2012’s Best Novels 

for Young Adults by Booklist. A 

North Shore native, she lives in 

Newburyport with her husband 

and three children. The Admissions 

will also be released in paperback 

on June 14, 2016. This event is cosponsored 

by the Topsfield Town 

Library, the Flint Public Library of 

Middleton, and the Boxford Town 

Library. For more information, 

contact Becca Crockett, Topsfield 

Town Library, at rcrockett@mvlc. 

org. 

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By J. Peter St. Clair, DMD 

I understand that periodontal 

disease is a major cause of 

tooth loss in adults, but is there 

anything I can do about it? 

Gum disease—periodontal 

disease—often progresses slowly, 

without pain, over a long period 

of time. This is one reason why it 

is common among older adults. 

The longer the disease goes 

undetected and uncontrolled, the 

more damage it causes to gums 

and other supporting tissues. 

Although periodontal disease is 

caused by bacteria, other factors 

can increase the risk or severity of 

the condition. These include food 

left between the teeth, smoking, 

smokeless (spit) tobacco use, 

badly aligned teeth, ill-fitting 

bridges or partial dentures, poor 

diets and some systemic diseases 

such as diabetes. 

Although periodontal disease 

is common, it can be controlled 

or arrested. In its early stages, 

it can be reversed. Treatment 

of advanced cases may require 

surgery. Look for these warning 

signs and see your dentist if you 

notice any of them: bleeding 

gums when you brush; red, 

tender or swollen gums; gums 

that have pulled away from the 

teeth; pus between your teeth 

and gums when the gums are 

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pressed; loose teeth or teeth that 

are moving apart; any change in 

your bite; any change in the fit 

of your partial dentures; constant 

bad breath or bad taste. 

My dentures don’t feel as 

comfortable as they once did. 

Before I see the dentist, should 

I try some different products 

myself to try to improve them? 

Your dentures were made to 

fit precisely. If they are cared for 

properly, they do not change 

shape. They can become loose 

due to natural changes in the 

gums and bone supporting them. 

As the jawbone begins to shrink, 

so do the gums. In addition, the 

teeth wear over time and become 

less effective during chewing. 

Most dentures should be replaced 

every 5-8 years. 

When your dentures do not fit 

properly, see your dentist as soon 

as possible so adjustments can be 

made. Professional relining of the 

denture may extend its lifespan. 

Do not try to change the fit of 

your dentures yourself. This can 

damage them and make them 

unrepairable. 

If I have full dentures, do I 

really need to see the dentist as 

often as before? 

Even if you no longer have 

your natural teeth, you should 

see your dentist once a year for 

an oral examination. The dentist 

will examine your mouth to 

check for any problem with the 

gum ridges, the tongue and the 

joints of the jaw, as well as screen 

for oral cancer. For a variety of 

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No matter which sunscreen 

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….to be continued 

Dr. St. Clair maintains a private 

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