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CSA Tax & Advisory Matching Donations to Second Chance for Sight Foundation

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CSA Tax & Advisory will match all donations to the Haverhill-based Second Chance for Sight Foundation. CSA Tax & Advisory, formerly known as Carr, Staples & Accardi, of Haverhill said recently it will match every donation to the charity, whose mission is “to empower individuals and families impacted by visual impairments caused by trauma through education, support and resource access.” Its goal is to “raise awareness and stimulate interest in this issue, and to provide assistance in the development of treatments and services.”

CSA Tax & Advisory has served clients for more than 75 years with tax preparation and advisory services, bookkeeping solutions and accounting needs. In 2025, the firm’s leadership transitioned to new managing partners Davis V. Nguyen and Joshua D. Hansen.

Donations to Second Chance for Sight Foundation may be made online at secondchanceforsight.com.

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Haverhill’s Aspen Hill Rehab Launches ‘Operation Santa Paws’ to Supports Animal Shelter

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Aspen Hill Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Haverhill last week opened “Operation Santa Paws” to collect pet supplies and donate them to MSPCA Nevins Farm’s local animal shelter in Methuen. The North Avenue the skilled nursing firm notes its residents often benefit from animal-assisted therapy visits. It notes, therapy animals play a vital role in long-term care residents’ lives, particularly those living with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Benefits of animal therapy for seniors include emotional uplift, increased self-esteem, improved social skills and reduced risk of depression and anxiety. Through Monday, Dec.

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Beaton Management Company Welcomes Alex Beaton as Vice-President

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Alex Beaton recently joined Haverhill-based Beaton Management as vice-president, bringing more than a decade of financial services and product management experience to the company. A Babson College graduate, Beaton earned both his undergraduate degree and his Master of Business Administration, with concentrations in Finance. He joins the company after spending 14 years at Brown Brothers Harriman in Boston, where he held leadership roles in Fund Services and Product Management. The company said his experience developing oversight solutions for asset managers and financial institutions will help Beaton Management continue to provide exceptional and comprehensive financial services to its clients. “His strong background in finance and operations, combined with his entrepreneurial mindset, aligns perfectly with our mission as we welcome the next chapter of our growth,” said Beaton Management Company President Terry Beaton.

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Service Credit Union Underwrites 150 Firefighter Cancer Screenings

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Service Credit Union, which recently opened a branch in Haverhill, recently paid for 150 firefighter cancer screenings. It was the second major cancer-screening partnership between the credit union and the Professional Firefighters of Massachusetts, taking place Dec. 1 at Encore Boston Harbor. The event provided 159 firefighters with potentially lifesaving early-detection services. Besides the 150 paid for by Service Credit Union, another nine were covered by Professional Firefighters of Massachusetts after overwhelming demand.

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Aroma Joe’s Haverhill Locations Conduct Student Clothing and Gift Drive Saturday

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Aroma Joe’s Plaistow Road and South Main Street locations in Haverhill are conducting a “Stuff the Van” drive Saturday, collecting toys, gifts and warm clothing items for children in need. Local franchisee Jen Silva is spearheading the local drive on behalf of Haverhill school students facing housing insecurities. Suggested items include coats, hats, gloves, sweaters, sweatpants, undergarments and socks for all ages and sizes. In addition, personal care items, stocking stuffers, board games, toys and gift cards are also sought for children of all ages, including teenagers. Aroma Joe’s will be collecting items Saturday, Dec.

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Transit Authority, Two Haverhill Businesses to Take Part in State SafetyWorks Initiative

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Two Haverhill businesses and the regional transit authority were named Monday as recipients of state safety training grants and technical consultation. Those selected under the new SafetyWorks Initiative to participate in training, education and other preventative measures were Runtal North America, awarded $7,800 to train 80 people; Broco Oil, $5,000 to train 42 workers; and MeVa Transit, $10,500 for 99 employees. SafetyWorks also features free technical consultation offered by the Department of Labor Standards for public and private sector employers. Statewide, an estimated 13,832 workers at 160 organizations will receive training under the Department of Industrial Accidents’ effort. “These training grants help employers stay ahead of risks by equipping their teams with the skills to recognize hazards and prevent injuries,” said Maryann Falvey, Director of the Office of Safety.”

Public- and private-sector employers interested in the SafetyWorks Initiative may visit mass.gov/SafetyWorks to schedule a confidential consultation.

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Greater Haverhill Chamber Joins Two Others for Free, Multi-Chamber Mixer Tuesday

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The Greater Haverhill, Southern New Hampshire and Amesbury Chambers of Commerce are teaming up for a Back to Business Happy Hour Mixer Tuesday. Members are invited to make new connections, share ideas and build relationships. The free multi-chamber event takes place Tuesday, Dec. 9, from 4:30-6:30 p.m., at Solid Slice Pizzeria and Pub, 653 Broadway, Haverhill. Registration takes place online at HaverhillChamber.com.

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Haverhill’s Harbor Place Hosts Christmas Party for the Public Saturday Afternoon

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Harbor Place hosts Christmas Party for the Public Saturday

Businesses at Harbor Place are throwing a Christmas party for the public. Holiday Happenings at Harbor Place takes place Saturday, Dec. 6, from noon to 6 p.m. HC Media will show three Christmas movies—“Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer,” “Frosty The Snowman” and “The Year Without A Santa Claus.” The new On the Corner Grille will offer Crafting on the Corner and Wellness Hot Yoga is sponsoring a handcrafts marketplace. To warm up, Barrio is offering an outdoor picnic around its fire pit and Aroma Joe’s will serve hot chocolate. An ice carving demonstration rounds out the program.