Danvers residents can safety dispose of paints, cleaners, and chemicals free of charge.
Clarice Menesale received her crown during the 54th pageant, which takes place annually at the fair.
Firefighters will also demonstrate the "Jaws of Life" during a vehicle rescue demonstration.
Sara Stanley, Exec. Director of HAWC, as well as other survivors, advocates, and faith leaders will speak.
Residents are now free to water lawns and wash car as conditions go back to Level 1 through April 1.
Residents are asked to have all yard waste curbside by 7 a.m. on collection day.
Residents will be able to drop off electronics, textiles, metal, plastics, and other items not accepted at curbside collection.
Danvers Public Works said crews were working to resolve the outage Thursday afternoon.
They walk beside us, comforting without words. Once a year, we gather to honor their presence and to bless the ones who bless us daily.
The Danvers Department of Public Works said repair work was ongoing Wednesday morning.
Some cities and towns are telling residents it will take a few more days to recover from the 82-day sanitation work stoppage.
Contestants will be judged according to the following criteria: general appearance, personality, poise, and food score.
The Talbot Memorial Fund provides financial support to local families battling cancer and scholarships to Danvers High School students
Taylor Swift-themed events are planned to coincide with her "Life of a Showgirl" release on Oct. 4.
These specialized masks are designed to deliver emergency oxygen to pets suffering from smoke inhalation or trauma when disaster strikes.
An ode to wildlife rehabilitators who do the vital work of rescue with little recognition, money, or applause.
New Bridge Priest has begun her tenure at the Cherry Street Church
Summer Night Lights is this Sunday night at Danvers High School.
New Director is on mission to create a classroom where curiosity flourishes and every child feels motivated to explore how the world works
Organizers said the return of the Danvers summer fireworks for a second year will include double the food trucks.
A Peabody trust representative claimed the "$4,000,000 Cash King Doubler" instant ticket game.
The Trailblazer Scholarship went to Kobi Dawe and the Anne Lemist Page Scholarship went to Skyla Lightbody.
Temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees on Tuesday.
The public is invited to watch K9 teams from departments across the region compete on Saturday and Sunday morning.
Northeast Arc will now offer free swimming lessons to children 6 months and older enrolled in the agency’s Early Intervention program.
The event will include poetry, songs and remarks in front of town hall.
Join us at 9:30 AM in our sanctuary and on Zoom for a truly special Sunday of pride and love -- The Rev. Mary Scott Miller officiates
Teens and children 18 and younger can pick up free meals at Highlands Elementary three days a week starting on June 24.
Pride flag-raising ceremonies will occur at the Danvers Police Department, Danvers Town Hall and Peabody Institute Public Library.
The Danvers Department of Public Works said the area of Bayview Avenue was without power early Monday afternoon.
Celebrating the Indelible Bond Between Humans and Their Four-Legged Companions at All Saints Episcopal Church, Danvers, Sat., May 24 at 4 PM
All are welcome to the free event with complimentary purple Light The Night Purple T-shirts available while supplies last.
Featuring Products From Entrepreneurs With Disabilities or Autism
The Bistro is a revitalization of the Danvers Council on Aging Café program.
Free curbside pickup of yard waste will occur on the residents' usual trash pickup day the week of April 22-26.
All Saints Church Welcomes All to Chapel Prayers on Good Friday, April 18 and a Joyful Easter Sunday Service on April 20 at 9:30 AM
Danvers Electric customers who purchase a Class 1 or Class 2 standard or cargo e-bike are eligible for the rebate.
The annual flushing will begin near the Middleton line and proceed across town over the course of five weeks.
The team is made up of players and coaches from Danvers, Peabody, Lynn, Providence and New Hampshire.
The EPA will host a public meeting on the Creese & Crook Tannery site at Riverside Elementary next week.