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Shaquille O'Neal's Big Chicken Coming to North Beverly Plaza
Local entrepreneur Barry Lattuca plans to open the second North Shore location in late 2025.

Scott Souza is a Patch field editor covering Beverly, Danvers, Marblehead, Peabody, Salem and Swampscott. He can be reached at Scott.Souza@Patch.com. Twitter: @Scott_Souza.
Local entrepreneur Barry Lattuca plans to open the second North Shore location in late 2025.

Salem police asked visitors to stay away from Albion Street after "a significant number of shots" were reported on Monday.
The City Council unanimously adopted a resolution affirming trans and gender non-conforming rights in face of federal protection rollbacks.
Voters will head to the polls to choose candidates to face off in the May 13 special election to represent the 6th Essex District.
A large portion of Worcester County got slammed with 6 inches or more of snow with much lesser amounts closer to Greater Boston.
Peabody Mayor Ted Bettencourt said the funding was necessary to move forward on the four- to five-year project.
Hannah Bowen and Todd Rotondo are facing off for the Democratic nomination for 6th Essex State Representative on Tuesday.
This weekend will feel anything like spring across New England with snow, rain, a raw wind and highs in the 30s.
Joseph Amico was first elected to the Peabody School Committee in 2015 and has twice served as the Committee's Vice-Chair.
Volunteers are sought for Project Y as well as nominations for the city of Beverly and the Greater Beverly YMCA Youth Exemplary Award.
President Donald Trump pulled back on most tariffs Wednesday but increased tariffs on Chinese exports to the United States to 125 percent.
Educators across the Northshore Education Consortium (NEC) held unity events at all six schools on Thursday.
Funds raised during the New Year's Day plunge will go toward student scholarships for the Swampscott eighth-graders' trip to Washington D.C.
Mutual aid helped battle the three-alarm fire that burned for about six hours in the area of the Danvers-Wenham SwampWalk.
Lattof is a 30-year Peabody resident and a Main Street small business owner.
"This is the land of terrible choices. We have to make what we think are the best choices in a difficult situation." - Steve Zrike
The ban includes outdoor lawn and garden watering via sprinkler or irrigation system, car washing and the filling of swimming pools.
The Department of Public Services will perform the operations during the night and overnight hours of April 17.
The Boston College game against the University of Miami is set for April 27.
The kindergarteners won the city's DPW vehicle naming contest with "Chicken Nugget" unveiled on Tuesday morning.