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Government · Board of Health

Board files criminal complaint over housing violations

Board of Health filed a criminal complaint over uncorrected housing violations. The board voted unanimously on July 6 to refer Joseph J. Whitehouse to Lawrence Housing Court for violations of the State Sanitary Code at 1 Appomattox Road after a May 8 inspection and failed June 17 reinspection.

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Sports

Ipswich sports roundup, June 29 to July 5

Ipswich Little League closed its 2026 season with championship hardware for two teams: the Dodgers captured the Majors title and the Blue Rocks won the AAA division. On the soccer front, Ipswich Youth Soccer has registration open for Fall 2026 and Spring 2027; families interested in Fal…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of June 29, 2026 through July 5, 2026

One Ipswich obituary this week: LaBarge, Harlow Francis. Dr. Harlow Francis LaBarge, 73, of Ipswich, died June 26, 2026; visitation is scheduled for July 9, 2026, at Campbell Funeral Home - Ipswich. The family requests memorial contributions to the Massachusetts Audubon Society.

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Morning Brief

Ipswich High joins Triton Regional in new cooperative football agreement

Ipswich High School and Triton Regional have announced a cooperative football agreement, linking the two programs. The Daily News of Newburyport reported the deal on July 3, marking a notable shift for the Ipswich athletic program. No other town hall, school, or library announcements su…

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Sports

Ipswich sports roundup, June 22 to June 28

Ipswich Little League wrapped its 2026 spring season with the Dodgers winning the Majors championship and the Blue Rocks taking the AAA title. On the soccer front, Ipswich Youth Soccer is alerting families that regular-price travel registration for Fall 2026 closes June 28; a $25 late f…

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