A second and final run of the Beverly Shoebert Patch is on sale while supplies remain.
The meeting will discuss the current understanding of the conditions at the former Varian site at 150 Sohier Road.
U.S. Marine Staff Sergeant Marco Antonio Gonzalez: "It's a very big step in establishing our partnership with Beverly."
The Boston Bruins legend held the gala on Sept. 28 in honor of the late Beverly co-founder of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
Police said they are working with the manufacturer to order more of the officially approved patches for purchase.
Residents can pick up two boxes - two tests per box - during library hours while supplies last.
The Beverly business park where Shoebert the seal set up shop for more than a week has some signage to help him out if he makes it back.
Honorary Chairs Kristine Trustey and Sean McGraw donate $1.5 million to the YMCA's ONEDoor program.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Beverly's favorite Shoe Pond seal is back in his old stomping grounds.
"Prayers answered! Thank you, Pete." - Nancy Frates
After getting a clean bill of health at the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut, Shoebert was released to open water on Tuesday.
The race and Fun Run in its 12th year will be Sunday at Lynch Park.
Coastal Windows & Exterior sponsored the program to build the snack bags as part of Beverly Bootstraps' Kids Eat Healthy Initiative.
Residents on the ready were able to get some impressive photos of the Falcon 9 rocket as it raced over the horizon on Saturday night.
A 4-year-old gray seal became quite the local celebrity as North Shore residents united around the big splash he made with his presence.
Beverly police said Shoebert "appeared to be in good health and was a little sassy."
NOAA crews were at Shoe Pond late Thursday afternoon with nets in an apparent attempt to capture the seal and bring it back to the ocean.
The First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church will be rededicated after recent renovations made the historic building more accessible.
Beverly Animal Control Officer Matt Lipinski on the Shoe Pond visitor: "Just when you think you have seen it all, you see something else."
The 9th annual event was held last week at Essex Country Club.
The two experts will shine a light on the themes of climate change and environmental justice.
Beverly Animal Control said the seal "seems to be enjoying the attention" but roped off "Shoebert's path to the ocean."
A public hearing will be held on Oct. 6 to help determine which types of projects should benefit from the tax-funded program.
Beverly Animal Control said the seal does not appear to be in any distress and can get back to the river when it wants to do so.
The free block party and food drive on Park Street will include music, games and a beer garden from Gentile Brewing Company.
The event will be on Sept. 25 at Lynch Park with a rain date of Oct. 9.
The Bruins legend's foundation will host the event in honor of the late ALS advocate to raise money for the Peter Frates Family Foundation.
Beverly Animal Control is sharing tips on coexisting with the wild canines after a pet dog and man were mauled in Cohasset.
The Beverly Animal Control officer said Kelleher Road residents and a Beverly Housing Authority employee helped get the bird cut free.
A 43-foot inflatable whale, jet boat, a 420 sailboat and dive truck are among the top attractions for the 11th annual event.
The Salem and Beverly Water Supply Board said reservoir levels are running about 20 percent less than capacity.
Patti Drinkwater's family is organizing the "Patti Plunge" on Aug. 25 at West Beach.
Organizers say some events more than doubled 2019 sales with rescheduled fireworks still on the way this Sunday.
The Beverly nonprofit that looks to curb food waste was one of 100 programs nationwide to earn the State Farm grants.
The fireworks show that was canceled this past weekend as severe storms moved through the North Shore has been moved to this weekend.
The annual Cabot Street party is Saturday from 4 to 8 p.m.
The Sept. 10 event is expected to draw hundreds of racers, including members of the U.S. National team.
The first show will feature the music and talk about the careers and contributions of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson and others.
The city tradition begins on Aug. 3 and includes the Annual Lobster Festival and concludes with the Homecoming Fireworks on Aug. 7.
The city will present the two, free outdoor events on July 13 and Aug. 24.