Weir Hill
Parks & OutdoorsLocal hill-and-lake fix: Trace the shore of Lake Cochichewick, then climb through oak barrens to hilltop views across the Merrimack Valley at Weir Hill (yep, it’s pronounced “wire”).
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Local hill-and-lake fix: Trace the shore of Lake Cochichewick, then climb through oak barrens to hilltop views across the Merrimack Valley at Weir Hill (yep, it’s pronounced “wire”).
Tacos, tequila, repeat: Azul Mexican Restaurant is serving up traditional Mexican favorites with some fun twists, plus agave-forward cocktails that make margarita night feel special.
Castle fix-up watch: Even with the building at Winnekenni Castle currently closed for extensive rehabilitation, it remains Haverhill’s beloved cultural treasure.
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The first-ever Haverhill Cannabis Walk is taking place in Haverhill, Massachusetts, as part of a weekend "No on 8 and Yes on 10" ballot campaign, which includes visits from NFL stars Ricky Williams and Kyle Turley.
Full story at whav.net ↗
Joseph's Trattoria in Haverhill, Massachusetts, has broken ground on a new restaurant at 15 Knipe Road, set to reopen in spring 2027 as part of Oxford Crossing, a planned neighborhood village with retail space and 220 apartments.
Full story at whatnow.com ↗
A public hearing for the seafood restaurant Row 34, LLC, was held at the Select Board meeting in Burlington, asking for the change of the corporate name to Row 34 Burlington, LLC and for co-founder Jeremey Sewall to become the new manager.
Full story at homenewshere.com ↗
The MSPCA-Angell's Natural Disaster Relief program has transported 30 rescue dogs from Alabama from the Greater Birmingham Humane Society to Salem, Massachusetts, to increase shelter space for animals that may become homeless following the storm.
Full story at patch.com ↗
The Massachusetts Legislature is considering a bill that would restrict cell phone use while driving.
Full story at wbsm.com ↗
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