ROCHESTER — Superintendent Kyle Repucci is pleased to announce the Rochester Public Schools received six pallets of disposable face masks last week, which will be shared within the community.
A Look at the Public Health Directors of the Lower Merrimack Valley Regional Collaborative
AMESBURY — Go back in time 10 years and ask a public health director about the possibility of a global pandemic and the answers would be pretty consistent: “it can happen tomorrow.”
Raymond School District to Transition to Fully In-Person Learning
RAYMOND — Superintendent Tina McCoy announces that students will be able to return to in-person learning five days a week later this month.
Peter Noyes School Music Teacher Celebrates School Spirit with Music Videos Project
SUDBURY — For the last year, Peter Noyes School music teacher Michael Gorgone has worked to keep spirits and morale up while students have participated in remote and hybrid learning.
ConVal Regional High School Students to Resume Fully In-Person Learning Next Week
PETERBOROUGH — Superintendent Kimberly Rizzo Saunders and Principal Heather McKillop announce that ConVal Regional High School students will return for fully in-person learning.
PHOTOS: First Responders of the Lower Merrimack Valley Regional Collaborative COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
AMESBURY — Firefighters, chiefs, police officers, emergency medical technicians, paramedics and one extremely loveable therapy dog comprise the badge-wearing segment of friendly faces patients run into at the Lower Merrimack Valley Regional Collaborative COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic.
Town of Georgetown Shares Information on State Vaccination Program for Homebound Individuals
GEORGETOWN — The Town of Georgetown wishes to provide the community with an update about the state’s homebound vaccination program, which launched fully on Monday.
National Junior Honor Society Students Host Food Drive at Iber Holmes Gove Middle School
RAYMOND — Superintendent Tina McCoy and Math Intervention Specialist and National Junior Honor Society Faculty Advisor Suzy Gagnon are pleased to announce students collected nearly 1,200 items during a food drive this month.
Sudbury Police and Public Schools Advise Residents to Expect Increased Traffic When Schools Return to In-Person Learning
SUDBURY — School Superintendent Brad Crozier and Chief of Police Scott Nix wish to advise the community about an expected increase intraffic when schools return to in-person learning next month.
Raymond School District Announces Changes to School Year Calendar
RAYMOND — Superintendent Tina McCoy wishes to share changes to the school year calendar, including the new last day of school for students.