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	Merrimac, Massachusetts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Merrimac is a town in Essex County, Massachusetts, in the United States, and on the southeastern border of New Hampshire.
		Merrimac was known for its horse-drawn carriage industry during the latter part of the 1800s and during the Industrial Revolution, which, in the United States, found one of its seeds in nearby Lowell, Massachusetts.
		Merrimac is a thrifty and attractive manufacturing town situated on the north bank of the Merrimack River, and bounded by Amesbury on the east, West Newbury and Haverhill on the south, and Newton in New Hampshire on the northwest and north.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Merrimac,_Massachusetts (1854 words)

	Focus on Merrimac
		The Town of Merrimac was first settled by Europeans in the late 1650’s, and the colonists’ main crop was corn.
		Merrimac has a public boat ramp on Lake Attitash, and is close to many attractions, including the Georgetown–Rowley State Forest, a 1,112 acre preserve offering a variety of year-round activities including horseback riding, hiking, walking, hunting (some restrictions), cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.
		Merrimac, with the towns of Groveland and West Newbury, comprise the Pentucket Regional School District.
	www.mvcouncil.com /communities/merrimac.html (305 words)

	Sargent's Discussion, History with Fire in Its Eye: An Introduction to Fire in America, The Use of the Land, Nature ...
		The fir forests of western Washington territory and Oregon when destroyed by fire are quickly replaced by a vigorous growth of the same species, and the fires which have consumed great bodies of the California redwood have not prevented the reproduction of this species by seeds and shoots.
		The prosperity of this state, born of the broad forests of pine and spruce which once covered it almost uninterruptedly, was threatened by the prospective exhaustion of these forests, in danger of extermination by fire and the ill-regulated operations of the lumbermen.
		The forests of Maine, once considered practically exhausted, still yield largely and continuously, and the public sentiment which has made possible their protection is the one hopeful symptom in the whole country that a change of feeling in regard to forest property is gradually taking place.
	www.nhc.rtp.nc.us /tserve/nattrans/ntuseland/essays/frsargentdis.htm (1811 words)

	Boston.com / Real estate
		MERRIMAC – Some residents of this North Shore town of 6,000 think its old-fashioned charm is about to be marred by a 468-unit apartment complex proposed under the Bay State's affordable-housing law.
		Merrimac's fashions include a volunteer fire department, a town meeting, wells, septic tanks, and a tax rate of $14.20.
		Downtown Merrimac sits on a knoll and is made up of town offices, a bank, a pizza parlor, a few antique shops, and the Town Market, a quintessential country store with wood floors – and Sunday liquor sales.
	www.boston.com /realestate/communities/profiles/2002/merrimac.html (852 words)

	The Lowell Dracut Tyngsboro State Forest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsboro State Forest is one of the natural treasures of the Merrimac Valley, and in combination with the Merrimac and Concord (Musketicook) Rivers, provides opportunities for city and town residents of Greater Lowell to encounter nature first hand.
		The forest, a cultural artifact, was established by the state legislature in 1935 through the purchase of scores of privately owned parcels, now totals over 1,100 acres.
		Forest is typical of the history of the region.
	home.comcast.net /~jrichard2000/fotc/about.html (1306 words)

	History of the Town of Georgetown Massachusetts
		The village elders gave him a lease with certain conditions to farm the western end of the "Old Town Field on the Gravell Plain." "He is to have the benefit of the land for 21 years and the rent shall be used for the ministry or town.
		Central School served the town for seventy years from 1905 until June, 1974 when the structure housed the Town Hall with town offices and school departments sharing the facility.
		Work by the building committee began immediately and by the November special town meeting of the same year a preliminary design was presented to the Town and approved.
	www.georgetownhistoricalsociety.com /history.html (4466 words)

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		Through this law Town and State officials are given the authority to designate specific routes as scenic roads in order to protect their character; a character which often derives from historic structures as well as stonewalls, forests, mountains, pastures and other natural features.
		Throughout town, cellarholes bear silent witness to early settlers, their houses abandoned as the families moved downhill or in other cases were destroyed by fire.
		Given the importance of scenic resources in the Town for environmental, quality of life and economic reasons, the Planning Commission should be an advocate for review of development to determine the impact on visual resources and for use of techniques to mitigate any adverse impact on statewide, regional or local scenic resources.
	www.thet.net /municipal/masterplan/5-histor.html (12114 words)

	Methuen History Bridges From The Past chapter1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		On the other side of town, the Major Denison house (number 87 number Lowell Street, corner of Tyler, owned by Keyes), is said to succeed a log house probably of the 1660's, and is equipped with Indian shutters, wooden panels that slide across the windows to keep out Indian arrows.
		They had to go to the business meetings of the town in the same meeting house, which was also used for the storage of gunpowder and had wolves-heads nailed to the walls.
		Speaking of dividing the town, there was serious discussion in 1774 of making the east and west ends into separate towns, but nothing to this effect was allowed.
	www.methuenhistory.org /bridges.htm (4488 words)

	Friends of the Lowell Dracut Tyngsboro State Forest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The forest is managed by the Massachusetts, Department Conservation and Recreation, Division of Forests and Parks.
		The Friends Of The Forest was formed in 1998 and incorporated in 2004 to help assist in creating a greater awareness for the 1,100 acre state park.
		The mission of the Friends is to promote responsible conservation of the forest by encouraging public access and understanding of the forest habitat, and it's invaluable historic and ecological significance to the surrounding area.
	home.comcast.net /~jrichard2000/fotc (267 words)

	TOWN LIST- Hillsborough County NH - History and Genealogy
		The town was part of Society Land and was comprised of former portions of Hancock, Greenfield, Deering, and Francestown, the town was named in commemoration of the Battle of Bennington, fought on August 14-16, 1777, near Bennington, VT. Vermont's Bennington was named for Governor Benning Wentworth.
		First settled in 1764, the town was named Hancock in 1779 in honor of John Hancock, first governor of Massachusetts, president of the Continental Congress, and signer of the Declaration of Independence.
		Owing to confusion with the town of Nottingham in the north, voters petitioned to have the town renamed in 1830.
	www.nh.searchroots.com /HillsboroughCo/townlist.html (5037 words)

	USDA Forest Service, Rio Grande National Forest - About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		To prevent the overstocking of the range and total destruction of the forest floor, and to regulate the disputes between sheep and cowmen, and between Colorado and New Mexico sheepmen, the summer range should be under Government supervision.
		By the summer of 1890, the town was growing at a rate of more than 300 people a day and fires burned in the streets all night to give light for new building construction that never ceased.
		Creede was officially established as a town in 1892 and by the spring of that same year had exploded into a thriving city of never ending activity with the town and surrounding area playing host to some 10,000 inhabitants.
	www.fs.fed.us /r2/riogrande/about/history/index.shtml (5838 words)

	Merrimac (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The town forest in Merrimac was established in 1924 on 100 acres of land purchased by the town.
		An additional 294 acres of land were acquired over the course of several years to protect the town water supply.
		Over 103,000 trees were planted in the forest.
	site.www.umb.edu /conne/aileen/mer180.html (46 words)

	Massachusetts State Soccer Association Inc.
		Reg founded the Merrimac Youth Soccer Club in 1977 and was largely responsible for introducing soccer into the Pentucket Regional High School in 1984.
		Having given soccer clinics throughout Merrimack Valley, he was instrumental in Youth Soccer start-ups in towns such as Amesbury, West Newbury, Groveland, Haverhill, and Stow.
		Reg refers to the Merrimac 0-30 team as family since he coached many of the players for the MSC U-12 Team in the late 70’s.
	www.mass-soccer.org /beaumont.htm (262 words)

	Acts of 2000 (Session Laws)
		An Act authorizing the town of Winchester to grant five additional licenses for the sale of wines and malt beverages to be drunk on the premises (see House, No. 4857).
		An Act relative to the election of town officials in the town of Shelburne.
		An Act authorizing the conveyance to the town of Billerica of a certain parcel of land to be used for construction of a water treatment plant (see House, No. 4990).
	www.mass.gov /legis/laws/seslaw00 (8651 words)

	Bridges From The Past (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It may be interesting to note here that the town does not presently have legal title to a portion of the Pleasant Valley school, due to one of the multitudinous errors in recognition of what is what in the old land titles in this town.
		The town government had first used the telegraph in 1868 and a general store telephone in 1893, which is believed to have existed for more than ten years before that, but the town did not have a telephone installed in town hall until 1901.
		One of the most unusual fires in the history of the town was that of the old Duck Bridge that is said to have floated down the Merrimack River from Lawrence in 1887 and finished burning against Kimball's Island in Pleasant Valley.
	www.ci.methuen.ma.us /History/bridges.htm (10646 words)

	Archives: Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The seventh and eighth grade students hope to eventually create an educational area for the district from the forest where Wilcox and Monthie Roads meet in the town of Fort Winnebago.
		For more information about the Valentine's Day event or the forest restoration, contact Dahlby at 742-3764 or e-mail her at dahlbyv@portage.k12.wi.us.
		MERRIMAC -- The state's new $2.2 million Merrimac Ferry has spent more time down for repairs than the 40-year-old vessel it replaced did in its last three years before being removed from service.
	portage.scwn.com /articles/2004/02/01/news/news4.txt (447 words)

	WSO Hotline Reports 2001
		An immature GYRFALCON was seen at the lighthouse at Wisconsin Point and in the town of Allouez, at the King Midas flour granary.
		The bird is present near the intersection of Middleton and Terrace, near the town library.
		The bird is located on Deerskin Road (Forest Rd 2199) about 1/4 mile south of its intersection with St. Louis Road (Forest RD 2533).
	www.uwgb.edu /birds/wso/wsohotline01.htm (19134 words)

	Merrmiac Soccer Home Page
		MSC meets on the second Tuesday of most months at 7:30pm at the New Merrimac Library
		Some 26 years after founding the Merrimac Soccer Club, Reginald Beaumont was inducted into the Massachusetts Soccer Hall of Fame.
		Merrimac Community soccer camp @ Town Forest Field July 10th - 14th 9 - Noon.
	merrimacsoccer.com (51 words)

	Madsion Archives: The Madison Era: US Growth & Expansion: James Madison President
		In 1805, the U.S. Senate had recommended the National Road lead from Cumberland, Maryland, to the Ohio River, and construction began in 1811 during Madison's first term.
		Lowell died young, but his formula was applied in the new and namesake town of Lowell, Massachusetts, which drew its water power from the Merrimac River.
		By 1831, 2,500 young women worked in the mills of Lowell, the textile center of the U.S. Most important, the example of capital and innovation working together for mutual profit was contagious.
	www.jmu.edu /madison/center/main_pages/madison_archives/era/growth/president.htm (2066 words)

	Boston.com / News / Local / Ordinance committee to meet
		All three must pass in the town's election Monday.
		After the special Town Meeting, the annual Town Meeting was opened and then recessed.
		It is scheduled to reopen on Monday also at Sweetsir, where residents will vote on the omnibus budget for FY '05 plus 23 articles.
	www.boston.com /news/local/articles/2004/05/06/ordinance_committee_to_meet (434 words)

	Madison Hotline Reports 2000
		Entrance to the ponds is in the low area less than a mile south of South Towne through the gate in the fence on the east side of South Towne Drive, just beyond the Sewage Treatment complex which is on the opposite side of the road.
		A MERLIN was seen by two viewers at the 9-Springs ponds south of South Town in the morning on Thursday, the 27th.
		Cranberry Road is south of the Town of Mather and forms the border between Jackson and Wood County.
	www.uwgb.edu /birds/wso/madhotline00.htm (17980 words)

	Massachusetts State Referee Committee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Now in his 54th year of competitive soccer, in a "Stanley Matthews ageless style," he still occasionally plays with the Merrimac O-30 Team.
		With them he will be traveling to Bridgewater, Nova Scotia for the 8th visit for their July annual tournament.
		In 2002, in celebration of its 25th anniversary, the Merrimac Soccer Club renamed Town Forest Field to "Beaumont Pitch" to honor Reginald Beaumont, its founding father.
	www.massref.net /nws030330.cfm (889 words)

	Virginia Tech - Urban Affairs & Planning
		Virginia Tech’s program in Urban Affairs and Planning has two locations: Blacksburg and Old Town Alexandria.
		The Alexandria Center is one of Virginia Tech’s new initiatives in the National Capital Region.
		We invite you to browse through our web site to learn more about our existing program in urban affairs and planning at the Alexandria Center.
	www.nvc.vt.edu /uap/index.asp (578 words)

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		Having given soccer clinics throughout Merrimack Valley, he was instrumental in Youth Soccer start-ups in towns of Amesbury, West Newbury, Groveland, Haverhill, and Stow.
		He can be found at several of the states indoor arenas two or three nights per week.
		In July of this year he will be traveling with the team for the 8th time to the Bridgewater Annual Tournament in Nova Scotia.
	www.mass-soccer.org /hof03beaumont8.doc (801 words)

	Wisconsin State Law Library - WI Law & Government - Ordinances
		Concord: Town Select Town Ordinances from left-hand column
		Hiles: Town Scroll down to the section: Ordinances
		York: Town Select specific Ordinance from Table of Contents
	wsll.state.wi.us /ordinances.html (358 words)

	Historic Preservation of American Civil War Battlefields
		Fitzgerald's Blue & Gray Museum tells a story unique in the nation: how a colony of Union veterans cleared a forest and built this town in Georgia among former enemies, replaced hatred and division with understanding and brotherhood, and organized Battalion 1, Blue and Gray.
		Directions: From I-75: take exit 28 in Ashburn.
		Turn right on 107; travel 20 miles until dead end on Merrimac Dr.; turn right on Merrimac.
	www.civilwar.org /cwdt/CWDTBrowse.php?siteID=189 (128 words)

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