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Rough Seas Cancel Salem Ferry Service For 3rd Straight Commute
Officials said ongoing rough seas from Marblehead to Boston's North Channel.

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Officials said ongoing rough seas from Marblehead to Boston's North Channel.

There have been more than 300 cases of whooping cough diagnosed in Massachusetts in 2024.
A short bargaining session did little to close the gap on a new collective bargaining agreement for teachers working without a contract.
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The new rates are locked in for three years for those who do not opt out of the program.
Peabody residents will have five weeks of fall leaf and yard waste pickup in October, November and December.
The Topsfield Fair will host the pageant to crown the next Essex Agricultural Society ambassador on Oct 13.
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City officials announce road closures, free weekend downtown shuttles and additional train service as crowds inundate the Witch City.
Trish Murphy (Class of 2006) was officially sworn in as the university's public safety director on Tuesday.
The waters offshore Massachusetts remained rough after a windy weekend soaker in parts of the state.
Residents who take part in the Sept. 30 training will receive free Narcan for use in case of an opioid emergency.
Jennifer Kowal was most recently the external relations manager for the Providence Children's Museum in Rhode Island.
The explosives were found in Rowley in a remote area of state-owned land near the Newbury line.
The Shared Streets and Spaces grant will fund 20 e-bikes expected to be in service by Spring 2025.
Beverly Main Streets will pair area artists and downtown businesses to display artwork and make it available for sale.
The classes on several aspects of municipal police work will run on Wednesdays from October through December.
As the storm attempts to break up a historic dry stretch, boaters and those living on the coast are warned of possible damage.
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Select Board member Doug Thompson said the town needs to be more proactive in pressuring the developer to act on the historic building.