Leave Our Kids Alone A Message from the Business and Community Leaders of Lawrence
Lawrence High School is under siege and it looks like a battleground.

Not because of a handful of students fighting in the hallways whose scraps have garnered more attention than they ordinarily would have, thanks to iPhones, Instagram, and Tik Tok.

It’s because of the media.

The streets and sidewalks outside the entrance to Lawrence High School have been lined with television station trucks and gauntlets of cameramen and reporters, waiting to catch some B-roll footage of students leaving the building that they can play alongside sensationalist “Breaking News” stories about “Fists Flying”... Light in the Darkness Research shows that optimism can be a powerful tool when you’re trying to find serenity. NECC President Lane Glenn talks all things hopeful in this special Perspectives essay, “Light in the Darkness. Haverhill Rebranded The GHC has more than just a new logo. They emerged with a clearer sense of who they are and how they can help Haverhill become a stronger economic driver for the people and businesses in our region. Now is the Time to Take Action on Police Education and Training We as a nation, already struggling with a pandemic, have spent the days since George Floyd’s death grappling with our history of racism and injustice. A Message from GLFHC President and CEO John Silva A statement from GLFHC President and CEO John M. Silva regarding the health center’s stance against racism, inequality, and social injustice. An Open Letter to Elected Officials and Policymakers Most “traditional” college students are “non-traditional.” They are older, poorer, represent greater diversity, and are likely raising families themselves.