It is still hard for me to believe that the June issue of The Beacon is the last issue of the newspaper. I want to thank every person that has been involved for a job well done. Especially, I want to ...

There’s too much going on at The Andover Community Hub to list it all, but here’s a taste of things continuing or coming up in June. For information on any of these, email theandoverhu ...

Shown enjoying good food and each other’s company at the April Senior Lunch at The Andover Community Hub are Judy Perrault (back to the camera) and (circling right to left) Lloyd Perrault, Tina Cotton ...

The Decatur Creek Band will return to the Andover Community Coffeehouse on Friday, June 20. The Coffeehouse is held at the ...

ANDOVER - So many things to say, and I’m going to start by introducing myself. My name is Mojo. Well, that is my trail name. I’m not sure where it came from. I don’t drink coffee, and I am a ...

This is an excerpt from a blog, the title of which, Surf's Up,  is a slang phrase that means there are good waves for surfing ...

Financiers are a small, traditional French almond cake dating back to the 17th century. Originally named Visitandines after ...

ANDOVER - The Appalachian Trail (A.T.), a 2,197.4-mile hiking-only trail, stretching from Springer Mountain in Georgia to ...

Franklin resident Olivia Genus took the top scoring dance routine of all solos, duos/trios, and groups for the intermediate level at the recent Dancers Inc. competition in North Berwick, Maine. The ...

ANDOVER – On April 4 and 8, Proctor Academy welcomed 150 accepted students and their families to campus for a series of workshops, conversations, student panels, and an immersive experience into life ...

On April 14, representatives from each of Proctor’s 10th grade English classes delivered personal speeches as part of the 26th Annual Hays Speaking Contest. Started by late Trustee and Fac ...

Uh oh . . . while my grandkids and friend herded their mother into Newton Centre’s ice cream shop, I was let loose in the local bookstore, Newtonville Books. Yes, it had started in its namesake ...