Caring Partners’ 11th annual Belle of the Ball prom dress drive is taking the moment to thank those who helped nearly 500 high school girls.
A look at the top trending stories ;ast week on Danvers Patch.
But summer weather returns midweek, with scattered thunderstorms Thursday.
Shuttle Buses Available from Lynn to the MBTA Wonderland Subway Station
Plus, hunting for a most wanted alleged shooter, sobriety checkpoints, beheading and bombing threats, frat house stabbing, and more.
The new site hooks you up with the nearest park quickly, and encourages visitors to share stories and experiences about them.
Every day, about ten people die from unintentional drowning.
Plus, mini-riot at girls’ school, casino update, another smiling mugshot, teens arrested for armed robbery, and more.
A pleasant weekend is on tap before rain and some possible thunderstorms return early next week.
Over 20 vendors expected at the market.
Plus, 33 school employees retire, a prostitution sting, police sergeant allegedly rapes child, local arrests, carnival fun, and more.
Gov. Baker urges legislature to act on reform legislation to improve MBTA finances and operations.
A look at the top trending stories so far this week on Danvers Patch.
Plus, alleged bank robber caught, educator gets C-SPAN fellowship, Riverfest details, dog poop left at the door, local arrests, and more.
A 5K Fun Run/Walk will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday June 6, and will starts at Putnamville Park.
Plus, ex-Mass. man turned terrorist killed in Iraq, school turnover, sobriety checkpoints, crashes, a lake chemical treatment, and more.
A proud participant of the Danvers Family Festival, All Saints of the North Shore, offers an early afternoon of chocolate a magic. Join us!
Swim alongside your favorite Olympians in July's events!
Plus, “Jaws” returns, DWI attorney held on bail after OUI boat incident, I-93 closures, sobriety checkpoints, new restaurants, and more.
Motorists NO longer stop at a toll booth and pay cash for their Tobin Bridge toll.
Two inches of rain has already fallen Sunday, another one to three inches expected in between 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
Sun and clouds return midweek after the region gets another couple of inches of rain Monday and Tuesday.
Check out the top stories last week on Danvers Patch.
Plus, heroin and prostitution busts, deadly accidents and snarling traffic, canine flu, an op-ed, and searching for an SUV.
If a child is missing, always check the water first. Seconds can make the difference in preventing disability or death.
Plus, town says “No” to Boston Olympics, dam closes Route 2, man allegedly steals, burns boat, and ducklings saved after being hit by car.
With keynote speaker Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey
Thousands of gently used toys at bargain prices. All proceeds go to support Community Giving Tree's mission to help local children.
Rain is expected to roll in on Sunday, so get out Friday and Saturday to enjoy the summer temperatures.
Plus, white-only tribute to Prince pulled, counterfeiters caught, bouncy house vandalized, T-storms, rapists convicted, and a crazy video.
A Gallup and Healthways report reveals the states with the highest and lowest obesity rates. Massachusetts is among the lowest.
Heavy rainfall, cloud to ground lightning, damaging wind gusts and hail are also possible.
Plus, teacher defends work-to-rule, runner finishes race with one sneaker, a boat in flames, water bans, local arrests, and more.
Fundraising effort to raise funds to purchase new seats for the historic theatre.
The top trending stories on Tuesday in Massachusetts.
Plus, a woman’s inspirational story, a soccer coach vents, canine flu, busy firefighters and police, and more.
The community is invited to Amazing Journeys of Brave Jewish Women lecture series.
Largest grassroots literary event in New England with over 200 authors. illustrators, publishers, printers and other publishing profession