North Shore November News

Local Dog Goes Above and Beyond for Service: Earle, a yellow lab trained to be a mobility assistance dog, was partnered up with a Danvers wheelchair user on Christmas Eve last year. Then they found out that his abilities went beyond his training.

Peabody Resident Felt Service Call Through Love of Country: The first of the Patch series highlighting Peabody veterans features Carolyn Spencer, a lifelong Tanner who knew in her heart that she wanted to serve her country.

Suspended State Trooper Convicted of Assault: A state trooper was recently convicted of an assault that occurred last year in Salisbury, but will serve no jail time.

'Spelling Bee Bandit' Hits Peabody Bank: The "spelling bee bandit," who has robbed four banks by passing the tellers a misspelled note, is still wanted by the FBI.

Coach Leahy Retires With Memories of Friends and Family, Not Scores: Longtime Beverly High School boys varsity soccer coach Kevin Leahy announced his retirement, but you can still catch his Irish sessions at the Pickled Onion on Fridays.

Driver Sentenced in Fatal Beverly Crash: The driver in a fatal crash that killed an Endicott College student last April admitted that he was driving drunk.

Image via Earle the Service Dog