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Remember May Day baskets?
Program intended for all Beverly parents and guardians. Recommended for middle and high school students.
New wiper law, remembering Hilltop, sobriety checkpoint, missing child found, meth lab, and an earthquake.
Plus, body of a homicide victim found, heroin bust at the Home Depot, and new businesses get highlighted, supported.
A look at the top stories so far this week on Beverly Patch.
GreenFest is open to city residents and neighboring communities.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is asking everyone to get the word out about distracted driving on Thursday.
Plus, a man allegedly pulls a handgun on a Repo man trying to take his car, a school super finds funds for K-aides, drug arrests, and more.
Beverly will be flushing hydrants between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. starting Monday, May 4.
The starter kit for puppies has been recalled due to a salmonella risk.
A new study breaks down longevity by congressional district.
Plus, an inspiring boy passes away, couple lost on Everest found, alleged thief falls asleep inside stolen car, and the dog ate the what?
Gas prices are up another 8 cents in Massachusetts.
The top trending stories last week on Beverly Patch.
The Fresh Air Fund, an independent, not-for-profit agency, has provided free summer experiences to more than 1.8 million children.
Plus, missing child found, weekend sobriety checkpoint, store fire, new restaurants, and more.
Cops say a woman answered door without pants on, a man really said “Get off my lawn” to a neighbor, and shoplifter busted with cash, heroin.
100% of the sales from that dessert will go directly to Boston Bakes for Breast Cancer.
Plus, garbage man injures hand, student hospitalized after accident, and a caretaker allegedly pawned items.
Plus, crashes on state roads, one last look at the Hilltop Steak House, and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev tells everyone how he really feels.
The MBTA is also offering 15 percent discounts on weekly and monthly passes in May to show appreciation for T customers.
Plus, no charges filed in tragic 2014 Back Bay blaze, a turkey gets stuck in a fence, a man is arrested in a tunnel, and more.
Physicians selected Dr. Howard M. Waldman for his consistent care of patients with heart disease on the North Shore.
Prices are up a whooping 12 cents from last week, and are 14 cents higher than a month ago.
Plus, where did those gunshots come from?, Patriots’ Day, a marriage proposal at the finish line, and the passing of cherished residents.
She was a graduate of Beverly High School class of 1953, and has resided in Beverly most of her life.
The weather looks less than stellar for Patriots’ Day, which is also Marathon Monday, and the start of April vacation week.
Spc. John M. Dawson, 22, of Whitinsville, died in an attack April 8 in Jalalabad, Afghanistan.
Plus, a 420 special in Natick, a runway model calls it quits, Wayland teen found, nice places to live, and a manhunt in Beverly.
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The potentially-deadly virus called Powassan was recently popped up again in Connecticut.
Plus, it’s lights out in Marblehead, teens nabbed for vehicle break-ins, a new DCR commish named, and a broadcasting legend heads to rehab.
Those planning on watching the Boston Marathon should avoid carrying backpacks, over-the-shoulder bags and similar items.
A look at the tp stories so far this week on Beverly Patch.
Plus, a dog’s feces leads the threat incident, $420 on 4/20, school sexting issues, and crazy crime, too.
Four post offices in the state have extended hours if you need to get your taxes out before midnight Wednesday, April 15.
Some of the hot stories on Patch.com sites in Massachusetts on Tuesday, April 14.