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The complex printing method for paper currency was created right here in Newburyport back in the late 1700’s. A version of this system is still used today by the U.S. Mint.

It’s often said that history is written by the victors. But not always. Lawrence’s 1912 Bread and Roses Strike is a prime example.

AROUND THE VALLEY PCCD Continues to Help Children Using Telehealth and More The Professional Center for Child Development (PCCD)  has been offering  telehealth, teleeducation and…

Tell them how COVID19 has impacted your business and what you need for reopening and recovery. Your input will inform policy and economic recovery programs.

Known for their streamlined designs, Du Grenier’s eye-catching vending machines were futuristic, reassuringly sturdy, and produced right here in Haverhill in the 1940’s & 50’s.

This week on The 495! We celebrate our 25th podcast with guest Dougan Sherwood. He’s president of the Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce.

CMA was ordered by the U.S. District Court to pay a criminal fine of $53,030,116, and more.

The Baker-Polito Administration announced that Step Two of Phase II of the Commonwealth’s four-phase reopening plan will begin on Monday, June 22

The Baker-Polito Administration has released new information regarding the next step of Phase II, set to start on June 22.

First known as “dodgems” (as in don’t get hit by one), some of America’s very first bumper cars were built right here in Methuen in 1919.

As a public transit authority, the MVRTA is dedicated to ensuring service is provided to everyone in a safe and efficient manner.

This week on The 495, we’ll talk with Henri Marchand. He’s retiring from his position as cultural director of Lowell after many years of serving the city. He’s also a practicing magician, so expect a wide-ranging discussion.