Mingo Beach and Dane Street Beach were cleared to reopen for swimming Thursday - leaving 3 Beverly beaches still off-limits.
Dane Street Beach and Woodbury Beach were added to the list of those with high bacteria levels on Wednesday.
The annual event is back for a 12th year in September.
The city said half of the six beaches closed to swimming last week were safe to enter the water as of Sunday.
The Les Idees Trust won the $1 million prize playing the $10 "$4,000,000 Diamonds" instant game.
The annual celebration of music, food, games, beer and fun is set for Cabot Street on July 29.
North Shore residents are encouraged to order or shop for back-to-school supplies by July 19 for area students in need.
Beverly Hospital and Lahey Medical Center of Peabody patients and their families are among the beneficiaries of the fund-raising efforts.
Chris Wrenn has adapted his iconic "Believe In Boston" mantra in a marketing deal with the Massachusetts-based coffee shop giant.
The flag-raising is set for Thursday with a film screen of "A Ballerina's Tale" on June 19 at the Cabot Theater.
The Procopio real estate development and management firm said this week it is beginning site preparation on the "Amara" property.
The kickoff event will be on June 14 at the Beverly Common across from the Beverly Public Library.
Beverly Veterans Affairs will host a giveaway to boost summer spirits for children in families with a demonstrated need.
The Farmers' Market is set to begin its 15th season at O'Dell Veterans Memorial Park.
Two "Salsa by the Sea" social dancing events will be held on June 20 and July 11 with instruction provided for newcomers.
The Beth Israel Lahey Health facility on the Beverly Hospital campus held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the renovation and enhancements.
The night of blues music and southern fare overlooking the waterfront will raise money for Beverly Bootstraps.
Beverly's summer dog rules - restricting them from most public parks and beaches during the day - took effect as of Memorial Day.
The food, fun and music event will be at Beverly's McPherson's Youth Center and Innocenti Park on June 17.
Beverly Veterans Agent David Perinchief said the achievements and lessons learned will set the stage for an expanded annual festival.
The free downtown festival is expected to bring thousands to Cabot Street for shopping, live music, local food and family activities.
A public forum on the planned two-year renovation will be Tuesday in City Council Chambers.
The two-day festival this Saturday and Sunday will now include Apache helicopters, an Air Force mini-jet and U.S. Army M777 howitzers.
Two puppies from Cape Ann Animal Aid in Gloucester spent some time with the staff at Beverly Hospital this week.
Non-perishable left next to your mailbox on Saturday will be delivered to North Shore food pantries, including Beverly Bootstraps.
The state Department of Transportation said it is reviewing a 25 percent Highway/Temporary Bridge sketch plan on the closed drawbridge.
The Beverly in Bloom project is looking for businesses, civic groups and residents to "adopt" city traffic islands through the end of 2023.
The Lynch Park festival had already been postponed from last Sunday.
Beverly and Addison Gilbert Hospitals honored volunteers at the Beverly, Gloucester and Danvers medical facilities.
The rain date for the Lynch Park festival is April 30.
The North Shore sandwich shops and Beverly brewery say the lemonade radler will celebrate their joint Endicott College connection.
Money from the recycling drive will go toward supporting end-of-the-year class activities.
The two-day military celebration event will include dozens of assets, help with veterans' care and insight into a tour with the corps.
Flushing will begin weekday nights in North Beverly and continue across the city over the next few weeks.
The Cabot Theater will present Katie Bourgeois' Beverly-based documentary of The Survivor Nest Project called "Bittersweet" on April 12.
Live music, food trucks and local craft beer will all be part of the fun on April 23.
As the state looks to provide an "offramp" to the federal assistance program, the COVID-19 benefits enhancement ends this week.
Beverly residents are reminded that all canines - from lap dogs to trailblazers - 6 months and older must be registered in the city.
The grants were presented to 11 regional community-based organizations focused on access to public health, housing and nutrition.
Holak recently retired as the executive director of the Beverly Council on Aging and the Senior Community Center.