Haverhill Council Debates Expanding Vendors, Rejecting Site Proposal

September 30, 2026

WHAV reported the Haverhill City Council is considering increasing the number of outdoor food vendors for next summer while also appearing inclined to reject a proposed location for those vendors. Councilors discussed the matter but took no votes at Tuesday night's meeting.

During the session they heard a summary from Ward 4 City Councilor Melissa J. Lewandowski. Councilors also referenced the Council’s Natural Resources and Public Property Committee as part of the discussion, and there was no formal vote on the vendor proposals.

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WHAV: Haverhill Councilors Poised to Add Limited Outdoor Food Vendor LocationsSeptember 29, 2026

This summary was written by The Merrimackerel from the reporting above. Read the full stories at their sources.

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Haverhill Council Debates Expanding Vendors, Rejecting Site Proposal

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