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Five Mulling Runs For Swampscott Selectmen
A three-way race is shaping up for the two Swampscott school committee seats up for reelection this spring.

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A three-way race is shaping up for the two Swampscott school committee seats up for reelection this spring.

Ward 6 Councilor Megan Riccardi raised more than any other candidate who submitted year-end finance reports, but most of it went to lawyers.
Beverly Ward 5 City Councilor Kathleen Feldman raised more than $14,000, more than any other candidate in last year's municipal election.
Video as seen on the Neighbors app shows what appears to be a fox in Beverly.
But the school district would also be required to increase local aid by 4.2% under the state's new education funding bill.
But the school district would also be required to increase local aid by 1.5% under the state's new education funding bill.
The district would also see a slight decrease in the amount of local money it needs to contribute under the state's new education bill.
But the school district would also be required to increase local aid by 4.7% under the state's new education funding bill.
But the school district would also be required to increase local aid by 3.3% under the state's new education funding bill.
But the school district would also be required to increase local aid by 4.5% under the state's new education funding bill.
Gary Muise, 52, of Peabody, collided with another snowmobile rider, who was also injured.
Under the city charter, city council gets the same raise they approve for the mayor, which was 2 percent this year.
Laura Frustaci, Harvard Class of 2021 and Burlington High School alumna Class of 2017, will perform in the production of "Mean Ghouls."
The decision by a Danvers selectman to not seek reelection could set up a contested race in this spring's election.
More than 600 teachers left Holyoke Public Schools during the five years Dr. Stephen Zrike, Salem's next superintedent, headed the district.
Dr. Stephen Zrike ended up being the school committee's top choice from a field of 31 candidates.
Sophan Keo, 32, of Beverly, and two other men were sentenced to 10 years in prison for manslaughter and conspiracy to commit armed robbery.
In a note to parents, Assistant Superintendent Christopher Lord said the overdue balance is limiting food purchase options at the school.
Neighbors have organized a donation drive for the family displaced by the two-alarm fire on Manton Road in Swampscott.
Ralph S. Poillucci, 64, of Salem, was released on $5,000 bail and ordered to wear a GPS bracelet.