A public meeting on possibly expanding the Beverly ordinance for so-called "in-law apartments" will be on May 2 in City Council chambers.
The petition was withdrawn a month after what had been seen as a largely symbolic City Council attempt to block the fossil fuel project.
Mayor Mike Cahill proposed $8 million to purchase the Cabot Street stores and parking lot that had been slated for a five-story development.
The Salem Democrat will talk about pressing issues and answer constituent questions at Beverly's Council on Aging on Thursday at 6.
A public forum on the city's Master Plan priority will be held Wednesday night at Beverly City Hall.
Guanci said he took out nomination papers for this fall's election on Wednesday and will likely challenge five-time incumbent Mike Cahill.
Sweeney is seeking his second term on the City Council after being first elected in 2021.
The Ward 2 City Council said on Monday night that she will not be a candidate this fall.
Nominations papers for City Council, School Committee and mayor were made available as of Monday.
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City Council members' hopes to influence reliance on fossil fuels by denying the Hale Street gas main installation may hit a dead end.
Beverly Mayor Mike Cahill addressed the Varian site cleanup, bridge replacements, and climate change during his State of the City address.
The longtime harbormaster was considered a mentor to many in the Beverly Police Department.
Nominations papers for City Council, School Committee and mayor will be available as of April 3.
A hearing on unused Chapter 115 funds launched a spirited City Council discussion on properly supporting city veterans.
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The changes end the "tall building overlay" district on Rantoul Street, restrict new building heights downtown, add affordability marks.
Gabriel Hanafin, from the Quincy Regional Airport of Illinois, was unanimously recommended for hire Monday night.
A special city council meeting could resolve the months-long debate on several significant shifts in city development and governance.
The four finalists were interviewed on Tuesday with deliberation and a vote of the Airport Commission expected at its Monday night meeting.
Beverly Airport Commission Chair Paul Trefry told the City Council the city has repeatedly failed to follow through on renovation promises.
Rep. Jerry Parisella (D-Beverly), one of the driving forces behind the sports gambling law passage, said the tax revenue will benefit all.
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The Legal Affairs Committee voted to recommend the downtown height restrictions while not adopting one "affordable" housing provision.
The Beverly Airport Commission Screening Subcommittee will narrow the list of 20 applicants to three finalists.
The library will be retrofitted to replace the existing fossil fuel-powered heating and cooling system with geothermal heat pumps.
As the Airport Commission closes in on the final candidates, there is a push to make noise abatement a priority for the new director.
The City Council Legal Affairs meeting on the charter is postponed from Monday until Jan. 30, while the zoning meeting is now on Jan. 25.
The Jan. 30 discussion is set to include proposed zoning changes on new building heights, affordable housing and accessory-dwelling units.
The Boston Children's Museum, Museum of Science, New England Aquarium and Peabody Essex Museum are some of those available for discounts.
City Councilor Todd Rotondo some of the city's efforts to monitor speeding in the Ryal Side neighborhood are seeing positive results.
The Baker-Polito administration honored the city for reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 33 percent since 2008.
The City Council and Planning Board held the latest public hearing on height restrictions for new building projects.
Residents can get up to four boxes - two tests per car - during the drive-thru distribution at Beverly High School.
Residents and visitors can enjoy free public parking in most of downtown Beverly starting Dec. 9 through Christmas Eve.
The proposal would limit all new building construction projects in the city to a maximum of three stories.
The values are used to determine real estate and personal property tax liability.
Mayor Mike Cahill will host a community discussion on the neighborhood impact of a decade or more of expected bridge replacement work.
The proclamation urges all Beverly residents to be cognizant of antisemitism in the city and the threat that it poses to the community.