Andover’s business community has once again shown its generosity after all 100 Christmas Meal Boxes in Monopoly Insurance’s annual festive appeal were sponsored in just 15 hours and 54 minutes. The incredible response has smashed the appeal’s previous record of 36 hours, with every available sponsorship place filled in less than half the time. Now in its fourth year, the Christmas Meal Box Appeal was created by Andover-based Monopoly Insurance to ensure local families facing financial pressures can still sit down and enjoy a Christmas dinner together.

The $999 Andover-One DD adds direct drive, a carbon-fiber arm, 78 rpm and Auto Stop. Has Andover built a real Technics alternative?

The First Presbyterian Church of Haverhill earlier this month completed the sale of its church building at the corner of Broadway and Carleton Street, noting proceeds will be used to benefit charitable efforts locally and within the region. The church, 346 Broadway, was sold last week to Merrimack Valley Presbyterian Church, previously of North Andover. Officials said, “While both Presbyterian churches, our congregations hail from different denominational entities and have no ties to each other.

Andover museums secured until March 2029 with £150,000 from Test Valley Borough and Andover councils, while Hampshire Cultural Trust plans…

Council approved a Kansas Department of Transportation grant continuation ($30,000) to fund marketing and $50 ride vouchers through Uber/Lyft aimed at reducing impaired driving after events at the Capital Federal Amphitheater; staff reported about 26 voucher uses at the last concert.

The council recognized City Administrator Jennifer McCausland for 16 years of service, praising her leadership through the pandemic, tornado recovery and major projects; McCausland confirmed she will take a position with the City of Wichita.

The bridge will be demolished and reconstructed.

A husband-and-wife creative team have transformed a former mobile phone shop in Andover town centre into a temporary art space, with a silent auction helping to raise money for a local charity. Emily Marsh and her husband Badger, who run Brock’s Arts and Printing, have taken over the former O2 shop opposite the site of Andover’s planned new theatre, filling the space with paintings, prints, graphic artwork and sculptures.

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