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Oregano gets outdoor alcohol service Tuesday, 13 July 2010 09:30 The City Council on July 12 approved a revised site plan allowing Oregano Pizzeria and Ristorante more space in order to serve alcohol at tables outside the restaurant. The restaurant's owner had been trying for more than a year to get approval to serve alcohol at five tables along the side of the eatery on Inn Street, a pedestrian mall.

O'Connor is MA Healthcare Executive of the Year Wednesday, 23 June 2010 11:40 Delia O'Connor, president and chief executive officer of Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, received the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) 2010 Massachusetts Healthcare Executive of the Year award.

Paid parking plan accelerates Sunday, 13 June 2010 12:04 Six ordinances relating to paid parking in municipal parking lots are on the City Council's agenda for its June 14 meeting. The ordinances define time limits and hours parking restrictions are in effect and set up senior citizen, resident and employee paid parking permits in all city-owned lots.

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Amesbury's Fluidnet appoints new President/CEO

Amesbury’s Fluidnet Corporation (www.fluidnet.net) announced the appointment of Benjamin E. Bulkley as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. He succeeds the company's Founder, Jeffrey Carlisle, who will serve as Chief Innovation Officer. | Read more

Seabrook alternative energy company erects largest solar system in NH

When it comes to investing in solar energy, the Granite State just keeps raising the bar. Yesterday North Conway became the latest in an ever-growing list of New Hampshire cities to invest in renewable energy. Waterline Alternative Energies, the Seabrook, NH, company that installed the solar array, is part of Waterline Industries, the contractor for the first phase of renovations at the Newburyport wastewater treatment plant on Water Street. | Read more

Driving to the “green:" one family’s three generation journey to change the way you think about golf

Ever since the environmental movement started to gain recognizable steam in the 1970s, a few select industries have enjoyed their fair share of the greater green scorn. Some of them you can probably name without much thought: oil companies, logging outfits, factory farms, auto manufacturers. And golf courses. | Read more

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