Danvers, MA|News|
Danvers Zero Waste Weekend Sees Record Breaking Attendance
Nearly 1,000 residents visited the Danvers Earth Day Zero Waste Recycling Weekend in May.
Taylor Rapalyea, Patch Staff
Taylor Rapalyea, Patch Staff
- Beverly, MA
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Salem, MA|News|
Registry Of Deeds To Hold Evening Office Hours June 15
The Southern Essex District Registry of Deeds will hold evening office hours later this month for those who work regular business hours.
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Marblehead, MA|News|
Mannequin Break In: Marblehead Police Log
Nigerian scam, invention to keep teens away, and more from the Marblehead Police log.
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Beverly|News|
Fireworks, Late Night Decorating: Beverly Police Log
Skateboarders acting unsafe, cars entered in the night, and more from the Beverly Police log.
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Beverly|News|
Bus Service To Replace North Shore Commuter Rail During Construction
While the Newburyport/Rockport line of the commuter rail is shut down this summer, the MBTA will provide bus service in its place.
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Peabody, MA|News|
Lifelong Peabody Resident Announces City Council Run
Stephen F. Collins III announced his candidacy for Peabody councilor-at-large on Thursday
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Salem, MA|News|
Boat Tours To Bakers Island Light Station Launch In June
Essex Heritage will begin boat tours on the Naumkeag on June 17.
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Hamilton-Wenham, MA|News|
The Musary Plans Instrument Drive With North Shore Music Theatre
The Musary – an organization in Hamilton that lends out instruments – is holding a drive next week.
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Salem, MA|News|
Injured Birds: Salem Police Log
Car fire, injured bird, and more from the Salem Police log.
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Swampscott, MA|News|
Local Combat Veteran Seeks Motorcycle Stolen On Memorial Day
A Lynn veteran's motorcycle was stolen on Memorial Day, and he's hoping to get it back.
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Beverly|News|
Beverly Vietnam Veterans/VFW Award Scholarships To 3 Student Veterans
Beverly Vietnam Veterans and VFW Post 545 awarded scholarships to three North Shore Community College student veterans.
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Peabody, MA|News|
Unclaimed Luggage, Cigarette Butts: Peabody Police Log
A dispute over a parking spot, cookout robbery, and more from the Peabody Police log.
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Marblehead, MA|News|
Cod Auction Returns To Marblehead Festival of Arts
The online auction of painted and otherwise artistically altered cods is back again this year.
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Hamilton-Wenham, MA|News|
Wenham Offers Discounted Recycling Carts
At least 54 carts must be ordered by June 9, at $40 each, to apply for available state funding.
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Danvers, MA|News|
Danvers-Based Land Surveyors Hire Senior Wetland Scientist
Hancock Associates has hired a new senior wetland scientist/ecologist.
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Beverly|News|
Essex County Sobriety Checkpoint Tonight
Mass. State Police will conduct a sobriety checkpoint this weekend somewhere in Essex County.
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Swampscott, MA|News|
Swampscott Schools Announce New Hadley Principal
Swampscott Superintendent Pamela R. H. Angelakis has announced the new Hadley School principal.
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Danvers, MA|News|
Liquor Store Seeks To Modernize Massachusetts Alcohol Laws
A liquor store with a newly opened Danvers location is launching a campaign to update Massachusetts liquor sale laws.
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Beverly|News|
Beverly Construction Schedule: Rantoul Street/1A Project
Beverly walking enthusiasts will have sidewalks on Rantoul Street again soon.
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Hamilton-Wenham, MA|News|
Wenham/Beverly CSA Farm Share Starts In June
Farm shares are available for 20 weeks of locally grown fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers.
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