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Located 40 miles north
of Boston, West Newbury Mass is a delightful community characterized by
rolling hills with broad valleys and an unspoiled rural charm. The Merrimack
River, which flows along the northern border, provides scenic beauty and
recreational boating. Hiking trails being developed along the West Newbury
shoreline will connect with those of adjacent communities. During the holiday
season, families travel to West Newbury to choose and cut a Christmas tree
from one of the town's many Christmas tree farms.
The Mill Pond area, encompassing
over 200 acres, provides passive recreational activities including cross-country
skiing, hiking, fishing, horse riding rings and trails, as well as a winter
carnival, fall hayrides and other family oriented activities organized
by the Mill Pond Committee. Youth programs include soccer, baseball and
softball teams, summer children's theater, an after-school sports and arts
program and a children's story hour at the Library.
A splendid playground was constructed
through the efforts of hundreds of volunteers working together in a spirit
of friendship and cooperation. The PTO and Pentucket Activities Association
through fundraising activities supplement the programs of both the elementary
and secondary schools. Organizations for older citizens include the Historical
Society, Garden Club and TOWNYS. The talented Volunteer Firemen's Association
Marching Band, comprised of young folks and older citizens epitomizes the
cooperative spirit of community members working and playing together that
make West Newbury a special community.
West Newbury Mass is located in Northeastern
Massachusetts, bordered by Newburyport on the east, Newbury and Groveland
on the south, and separated by the Merrimack River from Haverhill on the
west and from Merrimack and Amesbury on the north. West Newbury is 13 miles
northeast of Lawrence and 31 miles north of Boston. |