AVON — Town Administrator Gregory Enos is pleased to announce the hiring of a new Director of the Avon Public Library.
Hull Public Schools Welcomes New Director of Athletics & Intramurals and Athletic Facilities Coordinator
HULL — Superintendent Judith Kuehn and Principal Nicole Nosek are pleased to report that the Hull Public Schools has named Connor Duhaime its new Director of Athletics & Intramurals for grades 6-12 and Athletic Facilities Coordinator.
Hopkinton Police Department Welcomes New Police Officer Kevin Sager
HOPKINTON — Chief Joseph Bennett is pleased to announce the hiring of a new police officer at the Hopkinton Police Department.
Town of Brookline Hires Thomas Barrasso as Director for Sustainability Planning
BROOKLINE – Town Administrator Mel Kleckner and Planning Director Alison Steinfeld are pleased to announce that Thomas Barrasso has been hired as the first Director for Sustainability Planning for the Town’s Planning Department.
Town of Marion Announces Staffing Changes in Public Works, Recreation Departments
MARION — Town Administrator James McGrail is pleased to announce two staffing changes to the leadership of the Recreation and Public Works departments.
Brookline Department of Public Health Hires Roland Lankah as Assistant Health Director
BROOKLINE — Health Commissioner Dr. Swannie Jett is pleased to announce Roland Lankah has been hired as the Assistant Health Director for the Brookline Department of Public Health.
Merrimac Fire Department Hires New Firefighter/EMT
MERRIMAC — Fire Chief Larry S. Fisher and the Merrimac Fire Department are pleased to announce the appointment of Firefighter/EMT Candace Peltier.
City of Newburyport Hires Paula Burke as New Council on Aging Director
NEWBURYPORT — Mayor Donna D. Holaday is pleased to announce that Paula Burke has been hired as the new Council on Aging director.
Town of Groveland Announces Interim Financial, Personnel Director
GROVELAND — The Town of Groveland is pleased to announce that Kevin Paicos has been hired as the town’s interim financial director and personnel director.
SAU 16 and Local Police Departments Discourage Students from Taking Part in “Assassin” Game
EXETER– Superintendent David Ryan and SAU 16 Police Chiefs Anthony King, of Stratham, Ellen Arcieri, of Brentwood, Mike LePage, of East Kingston, Nathan Liebenow, of Newfields, Scott Cain, of Kensington, and Stephan Poulin, of Exeter, wish to caution high school students against taking part in the so-called “assassin” game.