Salisbury Coastal Trails Group Meeting, November 6th
October 2, 2008
When: Thursday, November 6th at 7:00 p.mWhere: Salisbury Town Hall, 5 Beach Road, Salisbury, MA
The next meeting of the Salisbury Coastal Trails group is scheduled for Thursday, November 6th at 7:00 p.m. in Salisbury Town Hall.
At the most recent meeting on September 18th, updates were provided on the status of several rail trail projects, including completing the Salisbury Point Ghost Trail from Cushing Street to Lion’s Park, and the design of the proposed Old Eastern Marsh Trail to be built by the Massachusetts State Highway Department.
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Old Eastern Marsh Trail Walk, Salisbury, September 27th & 28th
September 25, 2008
When: Saturday & Sunday, September 27th & 28th (Saturday: 12:00 pm; Sunday: 1:00 pm)Where: Friedenfels Rd. Salisbury MA
The Coastal Tails Coalition
The Coastal Trails Coalition is offering guided trail walks along the Old Eastern Marsh abandoned railroad on Saturday and Sunday, September 27th & 28th.
These guided trail walks are being offered in conjunction with this weekend’s 2008 Sails & Trails Weekend, organized by the Essex National Heritage Commission to celebrate the historic, cultural and natural treasures of the Essex National Heritage Area.
The 80-minute walks are along the Old Eastern Marsh Trail, an abandoned rail bed running from the Merrimack River to Town Creek.
Saturday Night Sock at Salisbury Beach, August 30th
August 30, 2008
When: Saturday, August 30, 7:00 p.mWhere: Salisbury Beach (at the beach center on Broadway)
Looks like a great day to be outdoors! Go out and enjoy it.
If you want to see an old fashioned sock hop, stop by Salisbury Beach Saturday night, August 30th.
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Jump ‘n’ Jive at Salisbury Beach, Friday August 1st
July 31, 2008
Where: Salisbury Beach Mall at Salisbury Beach
Rico Barr and the Jump ‘n’ Jive Review take over the mall at Salisbury Beach tomorrow night for a free concert from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Nominated as Swing Band of the Year by the National Swing Awards, the band’s repertoire goes beyond Latin, ballroom and swing to include dance music, classic rock, pop, jazz and more. In addition to such hits as “The Guido Shuffle” and “Robin Hood,” a remake of an old Louis Prima record, the band will be featuring selections from its just-released CD, “This Is It.”
The free concert is being sponsored by the Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank.








