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Welcome to the Sunday newsletter from Andover News. This email includes ICYMI: Andover Week In Review, recapping our top stories from the past week, and This Week In Andover, a listing of upcoming events in town.
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Ruling Outlines Misconduct Of Ex-Youth Services Director
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A court ruling revealed details about Fahey's firing the Town had declined to disclose under the Massachusetts Public Records Law.
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Select Board Raises Concerns About Impact Of Business Tax Rate
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The select board in recent years has looked to keep tax increases even across residential, commercial, and industrial properties. But under that scenario, industrial property taxes would increase between 9 and 10 percent while keeping residential property tax increases in the 5 percent range.
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School Projects, Guns, Police Cruisers In Recommended Capital Improvement Budget
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The budget is down from the current fiscal year's $24.5 million, when the budget included a new, $600,000 turf field at Bancroft Elementary School and replacement of fire and DPW vehicles.
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What's Next For Andover High School?
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The earliest a new school could open is 2039, meaning the first cohort of students to attend the school are currently two years old and younger.
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Teachers Lend A Hand To Workers Who Lost Pay During Strike
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"They didn’t have to do this, and I will obviously thank them when we are back from break, but I wanted to write on here to say thank you so so so so much."
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Infant Dies After Andover Crash
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Valentina Grace Campos was taken to Lawrence General Hospital with life-threatening injuries and later transported to a Boston hospital by MedFlight helicopter. The girl's mother, April Campos of Nashua, NH, broke two ribs and a knee in the crash.
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Andover Police Log, Nov. 21-27
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Among the calls that kept Andover police busy last week: A cardboard box "creating a terrible smell, a student making threats, and two arrests.
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Opinion: Special Town Meeting Sent Clear Message
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"Our legislative body also sent a very clear message: the current town leadership is out of touch and needs to change."
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Andover's Best Holiday Lights 2023: Map And Photos
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Check out photos of the best Christmas light displays in Andover, and plan your visit with our interactive map.
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Neighbor News: Andover Resident Qualifies for 2024 Olympics
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More neighbor news: Food Hub serves 250 | Legion recognizes AHS senior
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This Week In Andover, Dec. 3-10
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Here’s the Andover News weekly rundown of government meetings, sporting events and activities happening in Andover. Send us details of your event for inclusion in the Andover News Calendar.
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This Week’s Listings
At the Robb Center
9 am: Mobile Food Pantry
9:30 am: Crafting
9:30 am: Parler/Discute
10:30 am: Write Stuff
12:30 pm: Knit Wits
1 pm: Acrylic
1:15 pm: Tap Class
1:30 pm: Trivia & Tunes
2 pm: Bereavement Support Group
(see the Robb Center newsletter for more info)
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8
Andover Public Schools early-release day
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Government & Community Meetings
None.
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At the Robb Center
8:30 am: French Group
9:30 am: Hearing Aid
10 am: New Zealand
10 am: ACCC10 am: Social Circle
10 am: Andover Photo
1 pm: 45s
1 pm: Social Bridge
2 pm: Tai Chi Fan Dance
(see the Robb Center newsletter for more info)
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Sports
3:30 pm: AHS boys’ swimming at Central Catholic (Lawrence YMCA)Sports
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Sports
9 am: AHS wrestling vs. multiple schools (AHS Dunn Gym)
9:30 am: AHS girls’ and boys’ track vs. TBA (Reggie Lewis Center)
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Sports
4 pm: AHS gymnastics vs Chelmsford/Billerica (Reading Gymnastics Academy)
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