The town is planning a series of events and salutes March 15-19 to respect hardships and point to a brighter future.
Check the full schedule of virtual gatherings sponsored by All Saints Nortyh Shore.
Danvers student Nick Rizos helped set up what will be the first of his two drives at the Danversport Yacht Club on Tuesday.
Virtual Book Reading: Free and open to the public, Sunday, February 21, 2021 at 4:15 p.m. on Zoom
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Endicott Park in Danvers and Driscoll Park in Peabody should soon be open for some socially distanced outdoor skating fun this winter.
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The public is welcomed to pay their respects while viewing a funeral procession in memory of Chief Patrick Ambrose Friday at 10:45 a.m.
Friends can pay respects at Peterson-O'Donnell Funeral Home Thursday night followed by a burial Friday morning at Wadsworth Cemetery.
Danvers Town Manager Steve Bartha called the recently retired police chief, who died this weekend, “a reliable, straight shooter."
In a year where a pandemic caused immense challenges and pain, here are the top Patch stories of perseverance and promise.
In a weary world full of hurt, a warm, comforting, solace-filled worship experience to lift hearts. All are welcome.
Space In Liberty Mall To Serve Over 1,000 People With Disabilities Annually
Families on the North Shore are struggling to put food on their tables as the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Danvers native, and former Swampscott coach, Larry Fravel got to coach a football game as part of CareOne's "Make a Difference" program.
Keith Lucy said the town has offered "nothing but words" in support of law enforcemet after a flag proposal received a "no action" vote.
Since 2011, the Lynda J. Talbot Memorial Fund Has Given Out Over $100,000 to Help Others
The outage around noon affected at least four streets in town for about an hour.
Family and friends of Greg Doran, diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease nearly three years ago, participated in the Walk to Defeat ALS.
Danvers Firefighters Local 2038 will sell pink T-shirts with money raised going to the Ellie Fund to help families battling breast cancer.
The Danvers Department of Public Works said all restrictions will be removed as of Monday.
A ribbon-cutting event was held Thursday to unveil the new structure courtesy of the Rotary Club of Danvers.
The annual "Light the Night Purple" event for those in addiction recovery goes virtual this year due to the coronavirus crisis.
The following is a user-submitted Patch letter to the editor on the recent Danvers controversy.
Registration for the day is now closed after reaching capacity under coronavirus-related restrictions.
We all know someone who's making a difference. Let's help share their amazing stories! Presented by Ring.
As space and staff restrictions make indoor library use difficult amid the coronavirus, Beverly and Danvers among those popping up outdoors.
LEAP for Education, Inc. and Massachusetts Center for Native American Awareness, Inc. awarded the Massachusetts Cultural Council grants.
The coronavirus sent millions of Americans, including some in Essex County, into an economic tailspin that's being felt at the dinner table.
We all know people who are making a difference for the better in this difficult time. Let's give them the recognition they deserve.
The Chin family of Danvers was visiting a beach in Falmouth, MA when three-year-old Lila found the bottle as she looked for shells.
Residents have nominated local essential workers, volunteers and health care workers. Help us recognize more people.
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Local Non-Profit, Community Giving Tree, needs your help to fill already donated backpacks!
A database of UFO sightings includes eight reports from Danvers, but none since 2018.
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Student & Community Leaders Honored For Their Efforts
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The fate of the Danvers goats will wait to a future date as town meeting focuses on spending items.
After speaking with the Youth Leadership team of the American Red Cross, Rizos decided to create and lead a North Shore Youth Chapter.