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Out of the George Mason Boxes Painting the Future of the Pink House 

GEORGETOWN - Colleen 

Ranshaw-Fiorello has been the 

director of the Georgetown 

Council on Aging for 10 years. 

During that 10 years the town has 

had no senior center. She worked 

By Stewart Lytle, Reporter 

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Photo by Stewart Lytle 

Colleen Ranshaw-Fiorello, the director of the 

Georgetown Council on Aging 

from a small office in Town 

Hall and held programs for 

seniors wherever she could 

– in schools, in the First 

Congregational Church, in 

Tressler Way owned by the 

Housing Authority. 

Parking was hard. 

Always had to pack up 

the materials, equipment 

which was often ferried 

from one place to another 

in empty George Mason 

boxes. Newsletters were 

delivered in those boxes. 

Meals on Wheels and 

lunch Monday through 

Wednesday was at the First 

Congregational Church. 

She looked at different 

options and weighed 

the pros and cons. None 

worked out. But it gave 

her a chance to set priorities for 

what a center should have and look 

like. 

Being at the Perley School is 

perfect. It is close to Village Center, 

Continued on page 3 

Newburyport’s upset win over Lynnfield 

Photos by Peter McClelland 

By Stewart Lytle, Reporter 

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Service’s Parker River National 

Wildlife Refuge bought the house 

in 2011 for $375,000 from a 

family that lived in it for decades. 

The agency planned to demolish 

it and use about two acres of 

high ground for a purpose more 

in keeping with its mission to 

preserve wildlife and educate 

humans about the marsh and its 

Photo by Stewart Lytle 

Rochelle Joseph in support of the Pink House. Inset: The Pink House 

denizens. 

Preserving the Pink House does 

not seem to fit into that mission. 

“The federal government 

owns it. At any given time it 

could tear it down,” cautioned 

Steering Committee member 

Dave Dempsey. But Eric Hoover, 

another Steering Committee 

member, was more optimistic. 

He said, “We are no longer in 

a panic to keep the house from 

being demolished. Our mission is 

now different, but our job is not 

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Newburyport’s upset win over Lynnfield on Friday, Feb 

17th at Newburyport High School. The Newburyport 

seniors were honored before and after the game. Left: 

The seven Newburyport seniors pose with Coach Tom 

L’Italien on Senior Night., Right: Sophomore Casey 

McLaren takes a long shot for the Newburyport 

Clippers. Bottom: A trio of Newburyport defenders 

surround Lynnfield star Lous Ellis. 

ON THE ROAD TO PLUM 

ISLAND – With growing 

community support, particularly 

among area government officials, 

fans of the iconic Pink House are 

sounding more confident that a 

solution to the challenge the onetime 

spite house presents may be 

on the horizon. 

Rochelle Joseph, a leader among 

the Support the Pink 

House citizens group, 

encouraged members 

of the group to have 

cautious optimism. 

Great strides have 

been been made in 

recent months, she 

said, but more work 

will be required to 

develop a solution. 

According to 

legend, the threebedroom 

home on 

the Plum Island 

Turnpike was built 

in 1922 as part of a 

contentious divorce. 

The husband, ordered 

by the court to build 

for his ex-wife an exact 

replica of the couple’s 

Newburyport home, 

had the 2,000-square-foot house 

constructed on the edge of the 

marsh with no utilities. 

The house with its pink 

shingles, vacant and alone against 

the backdrop of the marsh and 

sky, has attracted painters and 

photographers for decades. 

Joseph, who has spent the last 18 

months fighting to keep the house 

from being demolished, described 

it as “part of the community” and 

an “iconic landmark.” 

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Alison Odle is the fourth member 

of the steering committee. 

Joseph said she is encouraged by 

the several meetings she has had 

with Bill Peterson, manager of the 

Fish and Wildlife’s Parker River 

Refuge, the legal owner of the 

Pink House. She believes he too is 

looking for a solution to the Pink 

House challenge. 

O n 

a p p r o p r i a t e l y 

s y m b o l i c 

Valentine’s Day, 

the Support 

the Pink 

House Steering 

C o m m i t t e e 

assembled a 

meeting of 

g o v e r n m e n t 

officials and 

regional nonprofit 

groups to 

explore options 

for the house’s 

future. 

At the meeting 

were state Sens. 

Bruce Tarr, R- 

G l o u c e s t e r , 

and Kathleen 

O’Connor Ives, D-Newburyport, 

who support saving the Pink 

House. Morgan Bell, a staff 

member for U.S. Rep. Seth 

Moulton, D-MA, could not 

attend, but followed up on a 

conference call with Joseph and 

Peterson. 

Chairman of the Newbury 

Board of Selectmen Geoff Walker 

attended to explore possible 

involvement by the town in saving 

the house. Also at the meeting were 

Continued on page 3 

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Mineral Street Wisdom: No Combined School at Winthrop 

Community Announcements 

We have lived in Ipswich for 50 years, with the last 38 years on 

Mineral Street, across from the walking path to Winthrop School. 

Although not official “Townies”, our adult children are. We see the 

Community Connections 

daily traffic congestion and parking violations; we know the history 

of the school and the neighborhood. The proposal to combine the two 

elementary schools into one building on the Winthrop grounds will 

multiply the problems we witness every day. 

Business Spotlight 

Back in 2002, signs prohibiting parking during school drop off 

and pick up were installed. School-related traffic along upper Mineral 

Street had gotten so bad that emergency response vehicles could not get 

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down the street. Today, these signs are largely ignored • For and Sale the problem 

persists. In addition, the street is a cut-through for everyday traffic 

attempting to avoid either driving through the Lord’s Square traffic 

or downtown. Even the Winthrop school buses use Mineral Street to 

Sports • Sports • Sports 

bypass traffic. 

As we see it, this larger school is like pouring a gallon of liquid into 

a pint size container. It defies science and common sense. The outward 

flow creates a messy and unsafe situation for traffic from Central 

Pets, Animals, Plus 

Street and downtown through Lord’s Square and up High Street to the 

Middle/High School. Side streets and our beautiful, historic High Street 

will suffer the consequences of drivers looking for a detour around the 

congestion. 

Health & Fitness 

It is no exaggeration. If this school project succeeds, we are concerned 

about not being able to get out of our driveway in an emergency. We 

are concerned about how long it could take an ambulance to make its 

way to our door. We know what we’re talking about because we have 

been looking out our window for 38 years. 

Jack and Marion Quigley 

30 Mineral St, Ipswich 

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TOWN OF ROWLEY PLANNING BOARD 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

In accordance with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 40A, the 

Rowley Protective Zoning Bylaw, and the Rowley Planning Board 

Rules and Regulations, the Rowley Planning Board will conduct a 

Public Hearing on Wednesday, March 8, 2017 at 7:30 p.m. in Meeting 

Room #5 in the downstairs of the Town Hall Annex building located at 

39 Central Street, Rowley, MA, pertaining to modification to previously 

approved Special Permit/Site Plan Review applications for the 

construction of a small office building with associated parking areas. 

The applicant/ property owner, Ed Surette, Trustee, Prime Realty Trust, 

is requesting a modification to the parking layout to allow for an increase 

in the amount of permitted parking spaces. 

The request is filed pursuant to Section 4.7 (Use Regulations – Business/Light 

Industrial Zoning District), Section 7.6 (Site Plan Review), 

and Section 7.8 (Special Permits) on the properties located at 305 Newburyport 

Turnpike, also designated, respectfully, as Assessor Map 17, 

Lot 20-47. The subject parcel is located in the Business Light Industrial 

(BLI) Zoning District. 

The application, plans, and relevant documents are on file with the 

Rowley Planning Board, and are available for public inspection at the 

Rowley Planning Board Office, Town Hall Annex, 39 Central Street, 

during public office hours. 

Chris Thornton, 

Chairman 

Photos by Karen O'Donnell-Nicholson 

R O W L E Y 

- Recent 

snow fall 

accumulated 

and collapsed 

this old barn 

located along 

Rt. 133 

(Haverhill 

Street) on 

the east side 

of Rowley.

March 1 - 7, 2017 www.TheTownCommon.com Page 

Continued from page 1 

where seniors can park at the center 

and walk to the bank or shopping. 

This building is already 

handicapped accessible. Because 

Out of the George Mason Boxes 

it is one story, no need for an 

expensive elevator. 

Steady growth in the programs 

they offer. 

Built strong relationships all over 

Painting the Future of the Pink House 

Continued from page 1 

representatives of the Merrimack 

Valley Planning Commission, 

the Greenbelt, Essex County’s 

Land Trust, and local builder Bill 

Barrett, who has surveyed the 

house and pronounced it stable 

and in good shape. 

The options include, but were 

not limited to, a land swap with 

another federal organization, a 

non-profit organization or an 

individual land owner who might 

trade property of equal value to 

the Fish and Wildlife in exchange 

for the Pink House. The property 

would have to be acreage that the 

Fish and Wildlife would have a 

use for. 

She told supporters at the 

monthly Pink House meeting last 

week at PITA Hall that the fish 

and wildlife service is conducting 

two studies on the property. One 

is an appraisal to set a monetary 

value for the property. The other 

is an archeological study to 

determine if there are historical or 

Native American artifacts on the 

property that could preclude any 

disturbance of the land. Peterson 

told Joseph he was fairly confident 

it would not be an issue. 

One option under consideration 

is to subdivide the property, 

separating the two acres of higher, 

dry land the house sits on near 

the highway from the seven plus 

acres of wetland on the parcels 

behind the house. Those seven 

acres would be protected and are 

of considerably lower monetary 

value than the house and higher 

ground near the highway. 

The group is also exploring 

various uses for the Pink House. 

It could be a low-impact ecolab 

for one or more university 

research teams who are studying 

the marsh. It could also be the site 

of occasional outdoor painting 

sessions or art auctions to raise 

money for its maintenance. 

The house could be a 

combination of art and biology, 

Hoover said. Or it could exist 

much like a lighthouse, where 

a caretaker might live there to 

maintain the house. 

“We have a lot of balls in the 

air,” Dempsey said. 

Ruled out is the option to 

use the house as a museum or 

community venue. Joseph said 

those heavy impact uses would 

require too many changes to the 

structure of the house, including 

making it handicap accessible, 

solving parking issues and raising 

money to pay the cost of liability 

insurance. 

While the options are being 

considered, the group is 

seeking ways to have the house 

protected from the weather and 

encroachment by the marsh. If it 

is going to stay in the community, 

it must be preserved as a stable 

structure, capable of being 

refurbished, Joseph said. 

Barrett and Peterson plan to 

walk through the home in early 

March. The town of Newbury 

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recipe (library staff will keep track to 

avoid duplicates), and prepare it for the 

Community Calendar program. Members Continues sample lots of good . . . 

food, talk about what worked and what 

didn’t, and select future cookbooks. 

The March cookbook is New England 

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resident Sarah Leah Chase. Registration 

is required and begins on Thursday, 

February 16. Copies of the selected 

book are available to check out on the 

same date. Register on the library’s 

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visit www.iplcookbookclub.blogspot. 

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Area residents are invited to register constructed mostly of plant materials. 

and participate in the Ipswich library’s In Judith Sumner’s slide-illustrated 

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This program, will take place in the 

refuge visitor center auditorium. Spaces 

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FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd 

A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED 

Georgetown Theatre Workshop 

(GTW) presents A Murder Is 

Announced by Agatha Christie, 

adapted by Leslie Darbon. A Murder Is 

Announced, directed by Ann Jaroncyk 

and produced by Lou Dispenza will 

be performed at the Perley School on 

51 North Street, Georgetown, MA on 

March 3rd and 4th. Shows begin at 

7:30 p.m. except for the Feb. 26th show, 

which is a matinee beginning at 2:00 

p.m. An announcement in the local 

paper states the time and place when a 

murder is to occur in Miss Blacklock’s 

Victorian house. The victim is not one 

of the house’s several occupants, but an 

unexpected and unknown visitor. What 

follows is a classic Christie puzzle of 

mixed motives, concealed identities, a 

second death, a determined Inspector 

grimly following the twists and turns, 

and Miss Marple on hand to provide the 

final solution at some risk to herself in a 

dramatic confrontation just before the 

final curtain. Tickets are $14.00. Seniors 

and Students may purchase a ticket at a 

discounted rate of $9.00. Tickets may 

be purchased at the door or by logging 

in to www.georgetowntheatreworkshop. 

org. Credit cards now accepted. 

Patrons can call Sue Clohecy at 978- 

352-6367 to reserve tickets and seats. 

Georgetown Theatre Workshop is a 

non-profit organization featuring local 

actors, directors and stage crew who 

volunteer their time. All performances 

are at the Perley School on 51 North 

Street, Georgetown, MA. For ticket 

prices and more information, go to 

www.georgetowntheatreworkshop.org 

or find Georgetown Theatre Workshop 

on Facebook. 

Flower Festivals from 

Around the World 

Friday, March 3 at 10:30. Take a 

break from winter! Flower events, flower 

festivals, flower parades from around


the world will dazzle your imagination. 

This slide presentation will send you on 

a visual feast around the world. Join us 

for inspiration and entertainment, for 

those interested in indoor floral design, 

dirt digging gardeners, and arm chair 

travelers. Funded by the Friends of the 

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SATURDAY, MARCH 4th 

FLEA MARKET/BAKE SALE 

An Indoor –A Flea Market and Bake 

Sale will take place at the Market Street 

Baptist Church, 37 Market Street, 

Amesbury on Saturday, March 4 from 

9:00 am – 1:00 pm. Event takes place 

in the hall at the front of the church 

building on one floor - no stairs. 

Proceeds will help cover the traveling 

expenses for a mission trip to Halifax, 

Nova Scotia, Canada. Come to shop for 

a bargain from the many dealers selling 

new, used, decorative, collectables, 

books, toys, die cast and useful items. 

No stairs to climb -this event is all on 

one level. Proceeds will be to fund the 

summer mission trip to Halifax, Nova 

Scotia, Canada. To reserve a 6-foot table 

for $20 please call the church at 978- 

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Documentary Film Showing: Food 

Fight: Inside the Battle for Market 

Basket on Saturday, March 4 from 

11am – 1pm at the Newbury Town 

Library. This documentary covers the 

inside story of the 2014 battle to save 

Market Basket, a drama that Esquire 

called “the last stand for the middle 

class.” Witness the power of ordinary, 

passionate people to rewrite corporate 

history. 

A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED 

See Friday, March 3rd 

SUNDAY, MARCH 5th 

HISTORY LECTURE SERIES: 

NEWBURY CHIPMAN MINE 

Jim Cunningham, a descendant 

of the first settlers of Newbury and 

lifelong resident of Newbury, discusses 

the Mining Boom. Starting as early 

as 1697 many minerals have been 

discovered through the area, including 

Gold and Silver. During the 1870s 

silver was discovered in a pasture along 

Scotland Road. By 1873, land values 

in the area had jumped skyward. One 

newspaper article, published as far away 

as Colorado, reported the discovery of 

silver in Newbury, describing the crowds 

of people drawn into town by the 

promise of silver and filling the saloons 

and dance halls in Newburyport. March 

5, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm; Newburyport 

Public Library (978) 465-4428 www. 

newburyportpl.org 

MONDAY, MARCH 6th 

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 

The Town of Rowley Water Department (“Owner”) shall receive sealed bids at the Town of Rowley 

Water Department Office, 401 Central Street, P.O. Box 29, Rowley, Massachusetts for the Construction 

of the Well No. 2 Security Fence, Contract No. 4, until 10:00 am prevailing time, Tuesday, March 21, 

2017, at which time bids will be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids submitted after this time will not 

be accepted. 

The Work of this Contract generally consists of the construction of a new security fence around the Well 

No. 2 Pump Station, including cantilever slide gate, single gate, and the removal and proper disposal of 

the existing fence. 

Copies of the Contract Documents for the work may be obtained at Nashoba Blue Print, 433 Main St, 

Hudson, MA, upon presentation of a company or certified check drawn on a responsible bank or trust 

company, made payable to Tata & Howard, Inc., in the amount of $25.00 per set of specifications and 

plans. Said payments will be refunded to bidders upon return of such Contract Documents in good 

condition to the issuing office, postpaid if mailed, within 30 days of the bid opening. Refunds will be 

limited to two sets of Contract Documents for each bidder or non-bidder. Contract Documents will be 

mailed to prospective bidders upon request and receipt of a separate company or certified check payable 

to Nashoba Blue Print in the amount of $25.00 which will be a non-refundable mailing fee. 

are welcome to join this group! We 

meet every Monday. 6 - 9 pm. Topsfield 

Library Meeting Room. For more 

information on events at the Topsfield 

Town Library, please email rcrockett@ 

topsfieldlibrary.org. 

Kids’ Story & Activity Hour 

On these Mondays in March: 6, 13, 

20, & 27 – each session beginning at 

10:00 am 

Bring your 3-5 year old youngster to 

the refuge visitor center for a good oldfashioned 

story hour. For each session, 

a refuge volunteer will read a story about 

an animal or some other interesting 

aspect of nature. The kids will then 

complete a related craft to take home. 

Enrollment is limited to 12 children. 

The parent or guardian must remain for 

the entire program. Preregistration is 

required for this program. 

Vein Screening 

Hosted by Dr. David Swierzewski 

of Atlantic Vein Institute March 6, 

2017 – 2:00pm-4:00pm 21 Highland 

Ave., Suite A, Newburyport RSVP to 

Atlantic Vein Institute at 978-462- 

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For patients interested in an 

evaluation for: 

• Varicose veins 

• Spider veins 

• Leg pain 

• Aching, heaviness, or swelling 

A limited ultrasound will be 

performed on your legs by Dr. 

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to talk about treatment options. 

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The Town of Rowley Water Department (“Owner”) shall receive sealed bids at the Town of Rowley 

Water Department Office, 401 Central Street, P.O. Box 29, Rowley, Massachusetts for the Well No. 2 

Cleaning and Redevelopment, Contract No. 5, until 10:00 am prevailing time, Tuesday, March 21, 2017, 


at which time bids will be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids submitted after this time will not be 

accepted. 


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pump when it is removed to clean the well. 

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Copies of the Contract Documents for the work may be obtained at Nashoba Blue Print, 433 Main St, 

Hudson, MA, upon presentation of a company or certified check drawn on a responsible bank or trust 

company, made payable to Tata & Howard, Inc., in the amount of $25.00 per set of specifications and 

plans. Said payments will be refunded to bidders upon return of such Contract Documents in good 

condition to the issuing office, postpaid if mailed, within 30 days of the bid opening. Refunds will be 

limited to two sets of Contract Documents for each bidder or non-bidder. Contract Documents will be 

mailed to prospective bidders upon request and receipt of a separate company or certified check payable 

to Nashoba Blue Print in the amount of $25.00 which will be a non-refundable mailing fee. 

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The Contract Documents may be examined at the following locations: 

The Contract Documents may be examined at the following locations: 

Nashoba Blue Print 

433 Main Street 

Hudson, Massachusetts 01749 

Tata & Howard, Inc. 

67 Forest Street 

Marlborough, Massachusetts 01752 

Town of Rowley 

Water Department 

401 Central Street, PO Box 29 

Rowley, Massachusetts 01969 

Nashoba Blue Print 

433 Main Street 

Hudson, Massachusetts 01749 

Tata & Howard, Inc. 

67 Forest Street 

Marlborough, Massachusetts 01752 

Town of Rowley 

Water Department 

401 Central Street, PO Box 29 

Rowley, Massachusetts 01969 

Each bid shall be accompanied by a bid security in the amount of 5% of the total bid amount and in the 

form described in the Instructions to Bidders. A Performance Bond and Labor and Materials Payment 

Bond, each in the amount of 100 percent of the Contract Price, will be required in the form described in 

the Instructions to Bidders. Complete instructions for filing bids are included in the Instructions to 

Bidders. The bidding and award of the Contract will be under the provisions of “Massachusetts General 

Law, Chapter 30, Section 39M (MGL C.30, S.39M)”. 

Minimum wage rates as determined by the Director of the Department of Labor Standards under the 

provision of the Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 149, Sections 26 to 27H, as amended, apply to 

this project. 

If the bidder views/obtains the Contract Documents from a source other than those noted in this 

Advertisement for Bids, the accuracy and/or completeness of the Contract Documents cannot be 

guaranteed and the bidder assumes the responsibility for obtaining any additional information regarding 

the project, including addenda that may be required for bidding. Failure to acknowledge addenda issued 

during bidding may render a bid as non-responsive. 

Each bid shall be accompanied by a bid security in the amount of 5% of the total bid amount and in the 

form described in the Instructions to Bidders. A Performance Bond and Labor and Materials Payment 

Bond, each in the amount of 100 percent of the Contract Price, will be required in the form described in 

the Instructions to Bidders. Complete instructions for filing bids are included in the Instructions to 

Bidders. The bidding and award of the Contract will be under the provisions of “Massachusetts General 

Law, Chapter 30, Section 39M (MGL C.30, S.39M)”. 

Minimum wage rates as determined by the Director of the Department of Labor Standards under the 

provision of the Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 149, Sections 26 to 27 H, as amended, apply to 

this project. 

If the bidder views/obtains the Contract Documents from a source other than those noted in this 

Advertisement for Bids, the accuracy and/or completeness of the Contract Documents cannot be 

guaranteed and the bidder assumes the responsibility for obtaining any additional information regarding 

the project, including addenda that may be required for bidding. Failure to acknowledge addenda issued 

during bidding may render a bid as non-responsive.

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Community Announcements 

AMESBURY - An Indoor –A Flea Market and Bake Sale will take place at the Market Street Baptist Church, 37 Market 

Street, Amesbury on Saturday, March 4 from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. Event takes place in the hall at the front of the church 

Community Connections 

building on one floor - no stairs. Proceeds will help cover the traveling expenses for a mission trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia, 

Canada. Come to shop for a bargain from the many dealers selling new, used, decorative, collectables, books, toys, die cast 

and useful items. No stairs to climb -this event is all on one level. Proceeds will be to fund the summer mission trip to 

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. To reserve Business a 6-foot table for $20 please call Spotlight 

the church at 978-388-0930 or email msbcsec@ 

verizon.net 

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AMESBURY - An 

Real Estate 

For Indoor –A Flea Market and Bake Sale will take place the Market Street Baptist Church, 37 Market 

Sale 

Street, Amesbury on Saturday, March 4 from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. Event takes place • For in the hall at the Sale 

front of the church 

building on one floor - no stairs. Proceeds will help cover the traveling expenses 

for a mission trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. 

Come to shop for a bargain 

Sports • from the many dealers 

Sports • selling new, used, decorative, 

collectables, books, toys, die cast and useful items. No 

Sports 

stairs to climb -this event 

is all on one level. Proceeds will be to fund the summer mission trip to Halifax, 

Nova Scotia, Canada. To reserve a 6-foot table for $20 please call the church at 

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

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BYFIELD/NEWBURY - Registration is open for Byfield Newbury’s Baseball and 

Softball 2017 spring season. Baseball begins at Kindergarten through 6th grade. 

Health & Fitness 

Softball begins at 2nd grade through the 8th grade. Register your player, or register 

to coach or volunteer in the league online at www.byfieldnewburylittleleague. 

com 

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HAMILTON – Children’s Chess Club: Beginner and Experienced Players. Join 

Sandra Stolle every Monday in March for beginner’s lessons in chess. Best for 

students in 1st through 6th grade, pre-registration is requested. Beginner’s lesson is 

3:30-4:00, experienced players lessons are from 4:00-5:00. Beginners are welcome 

to stay for the experienced lesson, too. - Hamilton-Wenham Public Library 14 

Union St. S. Hamilton, MA 01982 978-468-5577 * hwlibrary.org 

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HAMPTON FALLS - Every year, the Irish and Irish-at-heart celebrate St. Patrick’s 

Day. It began as a religious feast day for the patron saint of Ireland, and has 

become an international festival celebrating Irish culture. On Wednesday, March 

8, 2017 at 6:30 p.m., the Hampton Falls Free Library will host “We’re All Irish,” 

an entertaining program of songs and stories from and about Ireland. This funfilled 

and informative program which begins at 6:30 p.m. focuses on some of the 

most beloved songs including: “When Irish Eyes are Smiling,” “Nancy Whiskey,” 

“Danny Boy,” and “Molly Malone.” The program will feature Ramblin’ Richard 

for a return engagement. The Library gratefully acknowledges the Friends of the 

Library for sponsoring this event. Richard Kruppa, known musically as “Ramblin’ 

Richard,” is a member of the New England Foundation for the Arts, and is a 

retired professor from Bowling Green University in Ohio. The program is free and 

open to the public. The Hampton Falls Free Library is located at 7 Drinkwater 

Rd. in Hampton Falls, NH. For further information, check the Library’s website 

at www.hamptonfallslibrary.org or call the Library at 926-3682. 

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IPSWICH The Dow Arts Program at the Ipswich Museum offers art classes for 

children and adults. The spring courses are now open for enrollment. The can be 

viewed at ipswichmuseum.org. Classes this session include, drawing, painting, 

and photography. For more information, email educator@ipswichmuseum.org. 

Ipswich Museum, 54 South Main St., Ipswich, MA 01938 www.ipswichmuseum. 

org 

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The 

NEWBURY - The Newbury 

Town 

Council on Aging is seeking 

Commo 

a volunteer to ride the 

COA Van and assist riders as needed. This position is appropriate for Newbury 

homeowners aged 60 and over, who would like to volunteer in return for a property 

tax abatement of $1000.00. The van monitor is available to riders who may need 

assistance boarding and exiting the van, and carrying packages for shoppers. The 

The COA North Van operates Shore’s weekly Largest grocery shopping Independent trips and occasional Community field trips. For News 

more information and to request an application, please call 978-462-8114. 

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NEWBURYPORT - Officials at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge have 

announced details about the third annual Conservation Film Festival, which will 

Newburyport Memorial Art, Co. 

Consigli Stone Creations 

Memorials in granite, marble and bronze 

Cemetery Lettering . Monumental Cleaning 

Granite Countertops . Signs . Mailbox Posts . Steps 

Peter Consigli, Owner 

96 Newburyport Tpke 

(Rte 1) Newbury 978-465-7772 

www.consiglistonecreations.com


occur Friday evening, March 3rd thru Sunday afternoon, March 5th. The free public event will take place at the refuge’s 

visitor center and headquarters complex in Newburyport. A diverse selection of award-winning, conservation-related films 

from across the world will be presented on the big screen in the visitor center auditorium. Films that will be screened during 

the festival focus on a broad range of local, national and international conservation topics. A complete film festival schedule 

is available on the refuge web site: http://www.fws.gov/refuge/parker_river/. For further information, please contact the 

refuge at (978) 465-5753. 

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NEWBURYPORT - Personal Growth Workshop for Women - Eight weeks series: Thursdays, 6:30-8:00 pm, March 2 thru 

April 20. 21 Pleasant St., Newburyport, Begin your spring with a renewed, strengthened, empowered and healthier self. For 

more information, contact Deborah Greenslit, LMHC/RN at 508-954-2090 or at compassionate.deb@gmail.com 

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NEWBURYPORT - Monthly Anna Jaques Birth Center & Neonatal Care Center Tours 6:30pm-7:30pm Tours are offered 

the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30p.m.There is no charge for this event. Come see where you’ll spend one of the 

most memorable days of your life! If you are expecting, or are considering starting a family, Anna Jaques Hospital invites 

you to tour our Birth Center and Neonatology Care Center. You’ll get a closer look at our top-notch facilities, see our 

comfy, well-appointed birthing rooms, and learn about the resources we have for moms and babies who need extra care. 

See for yourself why AJH Birth Center is consistently ranked in the top 10% on patient satisfaction surveys. You will 

receive a wealth of information on classes and programs available to expectant parents including: Early pregnancy, prepared 

childbirth, Breast-feeding classes and consultation service, Pre-natal exercise, Hypnobirthing, Pre-natal and post-partum 

massage, New mothers’ support group. RSVP via email to birthcenter@ajh.org to attend with your name and due date. 

Please remember to bring an ID to sign in the night of the tour. We look forward to meeting you! 

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REGIONAL - LOCAL MEDICAL FAMILY DOCTOR LECTURE: In Sickness and in Health - ‘’Why You Should 

Choose a Doctor Who Will Be Your Partner for Life’’. Thursday, March 16, 6:30-8:30, Steeple Hall, Mission Oak Grill, 26 

Green St., Newburyport, MA. Hot & Cold Hors D’Oeuvres and Cocktails will be served, Health, Beauty & Wellness Raffle 

and more! Registration required, seats are limited, for more info or to regiater, visit cornerstonepersonalhealth.com/rsvp. 

Presented by Dr. George Papanicolaou, Cornerstone Personal Health 

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ROWLEY - Rowley Public Library Participating in Bruins PJ Drive Feb. 1- March 15 - The Rowley Public Library has 


teamed up with the Boston Bruins to participate in their annual pajama drive to benefit DCF Kids and Cradles to Crayons. 

The PJ Drive’s goal is to collect 10,000 pairs of new pajamas for children and teens in need. The Boston Bruins PJ Drive 

runs from February The Region’s 1 through March Largest 15, 2017. The Independent library will be collecting Community new pajamas for babies, Newspaper 

children and teens. 

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ROWLEY 978-948-8696 - The Rowley Public • www.thetowncommon.com Library also reminds people to call early • if they advertise@thetowncommon.com 

want to reserve museum passes over school 

vacation week. New passes recently added include the JFK Library and Museum and The House of the Seven Gables, 

sponsored by the Friends of the Rowley Public Library. Passes are also available for the Museum of Science, Zoo New 

England, Peabody Essex Museum, Museum of Fine Art, Children’s Museum Boston, Wenham Museum, and the State 

Parks Parking Pass, sponsored in part by the Rowley Cultural Council. 

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ROWLEY - The Rowley Police Department is pleased to announce we will be hosting our sixth Citizen’s Police Academy 

beginning Wednesday March 8, 2017 and concluding Wednesday May 10, 2017 from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm. The Citizen 

Police Academy is designed to familiarize residents with the daily operation of the Rowley Police Department. Classes will 

cover Option a range of topics including A CPR/AED, drug enforcement, crime Robin scene investigation, Davies, traffic stops/crashes, D.M.D. firearms, 

OUI Detection and specialized units K9 and SWAT. Participants will also have the opportunity to tour the Middleton 

House 2 of Corrections col. x and 2” complete a four hour ride along to observe police Parker officers on patrol. River Applications Dental may be picked 

up at the Rowley Police Department or downloaded from our website at www.rowleypolice.com. Applicants must be 18 

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ROWLEY - Friends of the Rowley Senior Center are now accepting applications for space at this years’ 9th Annual Yard, 

Craft & Bake Sale on May 13, 2017 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Rowley Town Hall Annex newly paved outdoor area. 

Bathroom facility & street parking available. There is a minimal donation of $20.00 to benefit the Friends of the Rowley 

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SALISBURY DRIVERS DESPERATELY NEEDED - The Salisbury Senior Center needs you to become one of our NEET 

(Northern Essex Elder Transport) drivers. As a NEET driver you are helping the elderly to maintain their independence. 

Drive seniors from their homes in Salisbury to their medical appointments. Most medical appointments are local; some 

are in Burlington some are in Boston. As a NEET driver you request the area you want and the days and times you prefer 

to drive. All NEET drivers are provided with an orientation to the program, supplemental insurance for their vehicle and 

a reimbursement stipend of 45 cents per mile driven. We need Drivers now more than ever! If you can help at all, please 

contact the Salisbury Senior Center at 978-462-2412. 

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TOPSFIELD - For the 4th year, the Topsfield Town Library will be open on Sundays from 2 - 5pm during February and 

March! If you haven’t been to the library in a while because of a hectic life schedule, try our Sunday hours to re-discover 

Topsfield’s treasure! Sunday hours are funded by the State Aid to Public Libraries program. For more information on events 

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Health & Wellness 

By J. Peter St. Clair, DMD 

When we ask for a Kleenex or a 

Ziploc we may not necessarily get 

that brand, but we know we will 

get a tissue or a sealable plastic 

bag. It is always interesting to me 

hearing the different things people 

say in the dental office that seem 

to be “standard” among the general 

population. 

For example, most people use the 

term “Novocain”. Even dentists, 

including myself, use this term 

daily to describe the local anesthetic 

used to anesthetize or “numb” 

teeth before they are worked on. 

Novocain, apparently still available 

for purchase, has not been used in 

dentistry for probably 100 years, 

but we still use the term because 

everyone seems to know what we 

mean. We may say “Novocain” but 

that is not what we are writing in 

your medical record. 

Another term that is commonly 

used by patients and those in the 

dental office is “cleaning”. This 

term is a poor choice of words to 

accurately describe the service that 

a hygienist performs. The problem 

with this word is that it downplays 

the actual procedure. “I need to 

cancel my cleaning appointment. 

Oh, you don’t have anything for me 

Brighter Smiles... 

for 2 months? That’s okay, it’s just a 

cleaning”, is commonly heard in the 

dental office. 

We say “cleaning” because it’s 

easier than saying, “We’ll see 

you Monday, Mary, for your 

periodontal maintenance and exam 

which includes a full periodontal 

exam, scaling and polishing of all 

surfaces of the teeth, full dental 

exam, oral cancer screening and an 

update from the doctor to review 

this information with you.” If you 

have, or should have your teeth 

cleaned every 3-6 months, the word 

“cleaning” to describe the service 

being performed is very inaccurate. 

The term “crown”, or “cap” as some 

people use, usually make patients 

cringe. “I need a crown? I thought 

I just needed the filling replaced”, 

is common to hear. Patients tend to 

think that they are losing their tooth 

if they need a crown. While this is 

not the case, what if the dentist said 

that you need an onlay? Have you 

heard that term? 

I read an article in the paper 

recently entitled, “Are Crowns Made 

in a Day Worth the No Wait?” This 

article describes some of the uses 

of CAD/CAM (computer-aideddesign 

/ computer-aided milling) 

technology to produce “crowns” 

for teeth the same day in the dental 

office. The technology is used in 

about 10-15% of dental offices. 

In the article mentioned above, 

there was not one mention of the 

term onlay. An onlay, or partial 

crown, for lack of a better description, 

is one of the major advantages of 

IT’S JUST A WORD 

CAD/CAM technology. It often 

allows the dentist to perform more 

minimally invasive dentistry for 

specific teeth. 

The primary focus of the article 

was to point out that these CAD/ 

CAM crowns may not be the best 

choice for patients or dentists if 

used on front teeth. The argument 

is that a dental ceramist in a dental 

laboratory can make “prettier” 

teeth than a dentist can in a dental 

office. While this may be true for 

some circumstances, the column 

downplayed some of the major 

advantages I see with the use of this 

technology. We say “crown” but it 

really means, “an indirect, bonded, 

protective restoration.” A “crown” 

may cover the whole tooth or just 

part of the tooth. 

The materials we use and the 

services we perform in the dental 

office are constantly changing. Let 

the dentist and dental hygienists 

use their knowledge, skills and 

technology to do great things to care 

for your dental health. Don’t get 

hung-up on words. Ask questions! 

Keep an open mind and become 

an active participant in your dental 

health. 

Dr. St. Clair maintains a private 

dental practice in Rowley and 

Newburyport dedicated to healthcentered 

family dentistry. If there are 

certain topics you would like to see 

written about or questions you have 

please email them to him at jpstclair@ 

stclairdmd.com. You can view all 

previously written columns at www. 

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20 Taylor St Georgetown, MA 7 room, 3 bed, 1f 1h bath Front to Back Split 35 $365,000 $273,700 $365,000 

2 Viking Street Salisbury, MA 9 room, 4 bed, 1f 1h bath Cape 67 $385,000 $370,000 $385,000 

18 Central Way Rowley, MA 7 room, 2 bed, 2f 0h bath Split Entry 21 $399,000 $378,000 $409,000 

2 Russell Terrace Ext. Newburyport, MA 6 room, 3 bed, 2f 0h bath Ranch 6 $414,500 $400,000 $414,500 

39 Rollins St Groveland, MA 9 room, 4 bed, 3f 1h bath Ranch 579 $420,000 $420,000 $420,000 

57 Middle Rd Newbury, MA 8 room, 3 bed, 1f 1h bath Contemporary 105 $499,900 $497,000 $525,444 

7 Gove Dr Newburyport, MA 8 room, 4 bed, 2f 1h bath Colonial 25 $739,900 $726,000 $739,900 

54 MARTIN STREET Essex, MA 11 room, 5 bed, 4f 0h bath Shingle 111 $799,000 $768,000 $799,000 

34 Arrowhead Farm Road Boxford, MA 11 room, 4 bed, 2f 1h bath Colonial 44 $859,900 $845,000 $859,900 

Single Family Listings: 13 Avg. Liv.Area SqFt: 2,179.46 Avg. List$: $454,008 Avg. List$/SqFt: $231 

Avg. DOM: 124.15 Avg. DTO: 74.46 Avg. Sale$: $429,977 Avg. Sale$/SqFt: $213 

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