Author: Town of North Andover, MA

The Town of North Andover is located in Essex County in the northeastern part of Massachusetts on the banks of the Merrimack River and approximately 24 miles from Boston. North Andover is bordered by the towns of Andover, North Reading, Boxford, and Middleton and the cities of Methuen, Haverhill, and Lawrence - covering almost 27 square miles.

Stevens Memorial Library Board of Trustees meeting, Aug. 25, 2026 – 5 pm

Town of North Andover, MA
2026-08-25-BoLT-Aug-monthly-meeting-agenda.pdf

9-11-01 25th Ceremony of Remembrance

Town of North Andover, MA
To All,

Please join the North Andover Fire Department as we remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

The ceremony will take place on Friday, September 11th, at 9:00 AM at Station 2 (9 Salem Street).

Attached is the flyer for this year's ceremony. We hope to see you there as we honor those we lost and those who continue to be affected by the events of 25 years ago.

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School Committee Sub-Committee Agenda-August 24, 2026

Town of North Andover, MA
 

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Sub-Committee-2026-08-24-Agenda.pdf

LSP SSgt Phillip V. Moore Square

Town of North Andover, MA
Will you please send this information out to your list? 
The next Lawrence Square Project:

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WW 2 Army Veteran and Veterans' Advocate 

Phillip V. Moore Square
August 20 (Thursday)
4pm
Intersection of Broadway and Concord St
A blurb from my research and portion to be published:
“Besides the Bronze Star for bravery, he received the Purple Heart for injuries in combat, and the Combat Infantryman’s Medal for his participation in ground combat.  When he returned home, he worked as a short order cook at Cedar Crest – the early morning shift. 'At 5am, he opened the restaurant and there would be people waiting for Phil Moore’s oatmeal,' said Frank Cain in an Eagle Tribune article. 'There was many a guy who came in and didn’t have a dime, but they had a meal because Phil Moore gave it to them.'”