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This week’s Noteworthy features NECC students, Merrimack Valley journalist Dianne Sharratt-Steimel, Amesbury Carriage Museum and more.

Your weekend guide for all the best events around the Merrimack Valley. Find all the best events for holiday fun, live music, and more! This week features a special Valentine’s Day Event Calendar.

Merrimack Valley Magazine’s weekly roundup of happenings, movers, shakers and community events around the Merrimack Valley. This week features GLCF, Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union, Anna Jaques Hospital and more.

Your weekend guide for all the best events around the Merrimack Valley. Find all the best events for holiday fun, live music, and more! This week features the Golden Gloves Charity Series, Duo Night at New Moon Coffeehouse, Unleash The Beast with Professional Bull Riders and more.

Merrimack Valley Magazine’s weekly roundup of happenings, movers, shakers and community events around the Merrimack Valley. This week features Scott Plath, Millyard Bank, GLCF and more.

We curate entertainment far and wide, from filleting to flambeing, Jenga to Jell-O shots. We stimulate your senses and imagination.

The Merrimack Valley is perhaps best known historically for its prominence in the Industrial Revolution. Among the most interesting — and most tragic — stories…

On Friday, January 31, The Merrimack River Watershed Council (MRWC) will hold its fourth annual State of the Waters conference.

The Museum of Printing (MOP) preserves, displays and teaches the history of printing and graphic arts from the 1300s to the present day.

Merrimack Valley Magazine’s weekly roundup of happenings, movers, shakers and community events around the Merrimack Valley. This week features Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union, Tuscan Kitchen, Stay Work Play NH and more.

Home isn’t always a town or a house or a family. Sometimes it’s more like a mosaic, painstakingly constructed from tiny pieces of our own choosing.

What does Andre Dubus III say about David Moloney’s first novel? “‘Barker House,’ does not remotely read like a debut, but more as the seasoned work of a writer with enormous gifts.”