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Methuen vote-by-mail applications begin arriving for 2026 elections

Vote-by-mail applications for the 2026 State Primary and State Election are arriving in Methuen mailboxes this week, the city announced. Mayor Neil Perry Beauregard also announced legislation aimed at eliminating unpaid employee furloughs and boosting public education funding for fiscal…

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Sports

Methuen sports roundup, July 6 to July 12

The week's only reported local sports news comes from Methuen Youth Soccer, which has opened registration for its fall season. The league, known as MYSA, offers programs spanning multiple age groups — from the U4 Methuen Rec Soccer Shots for preschoolers and kindergartners through U6, U…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of July 6, 2026 through July 12, 2026

Five Methuen, Massachusetts obituaries were published this week for the period July 6 through July 12, 2026: Mele, Robert A., age 86; Chhorn, Ros, age 71; Donovan, Elizabeth; Rousseau, William, age 75; and Patenaude, William. All five deaths occurred between July 8 and July 10, 2026. Fu…

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Government · Licensing Board

Board approves three alcohol licenses and restaurant manager change

Methuen Licensing Board approved four applications including three separate one-day alcohol licenses. Chairman Bryan Chase and Commissioner Ana Camargo approved a beer garden license for Mariachi Foods Inc. at 90 Pleasant Valley Street on July 11 for the July 4 fireworks celebration, with two

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Government · City Council

City Council unanimously approves three municipal appointments

City Council fills fire and veterans services positions. The Methuen City Council unanimously approved three appointments to fire and veterans services on July 6, filling budgeted vacancies described as contractual obligations by Assistant Fire Chief Daniel Donahue. Lieutenant Michael Ferris was

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Morning Brief

Methuen City Hall to Close Fridays Starting July 10 Under Budget Furlough

Methuen City Hall will close every Friday starting July 10 and running through Labor Day under a furlough program built into the FY2027 budget. Mayor D.J. Beauregard and Public Employee Committee President Kara Blatt also announced the ratification of a health insurance agreement that m…

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Morning Brief

Beauregard Moves to End City Furloughs, Boost School Funding

Mayor Beauregard moves to end city furloughs and boost school funding for fiscal year 2027. The mayor announced legislation this week that would eliminate unpaid furlough days for Methuen employees while directing more money toward public education, according to a release posted on the …

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