Plus, no charges filed in tragic 2014 Back Bay blaze, a turkey gets stuck in a fence, a man is arrested in a tunnel, and more.
Physicians selected Dr. Howard M. Waldman for his consistent care of patients with heart disease on the North Shore.
Take your pick from a wonderful selection of gently used goods, including bicycles, tools, collectibles, books, and more!
Prices are up a whooping 12 cents from last week, and are 14 cents higher than a month ago.
Plus, where did those gunshots come from?, Patriots’ Day, a marriage proposal at the finish line, and the passing of cherished residents.
The Battles of Lexington and Concord, fought on April 19, 1775, kicked off the American Revolutionary War (1775-83).
The weather looks less than stellar for Patriots’ Day, which is also Marathon Monday, and the start of April vacation week.
Spc. John M. Dawson, 22, of Whitinsville, died in an attack April 8 in Jalalabad, Afghanistan.
The top trending stories last week on Danvers Patch.
Plus, a 420 special in Natick, a runway model calls it quits, Wayland teen found, nice places to live, and a manhunt in Beverly.
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Honored For Her Leadership In Expanding Autism Services Over The Past Twenty-Plus Years
The potentially-deadly virus called Powassan was recently popped up again in Connecticut.
Plus, it’s lights out in Marblehead, teens nabbed for vehicle break-ins, a new DCR commish named, and a broadcasting legend heads to rehab.
Awards will support downtown revitalization and training and technical assistance.
Those planning on watching the Boston Marathon should avoid carrying backpacks, over-the-shoulder bags and similar items.
The top stories so far this week on Danvers Patch.
Plus, a dog’s feces leads the threat incident, $420 on 4/20, school sexting issues, and crazy crime, too.
The town clerk’s office will be open until 8 Wednesday night.
Four post offices in the state have extended hours if you need to get your taxes out before midnight Wednesday, April 15.
Some of the hot stories on Patch.com sites in Massachusetts on Tuesday, April 14.
Plus, possible meth lab discovered in Framingham, Wayland teen found, Canton man perishes in crash, and more from Patch.com today.
Frates, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2012, is the founder of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
A purple leaf plum, donated by the Danvers Garden Club will be planted.
The checkpoints will be "operated during varied hours."
A look at the top trending stories on Danvers Patch last week.
Plus, a Somerville man is found mutilated and decapitated in Cambridge.
Birth, marriage and death certificates, and burial permits may be paid for online.
State Reps. Jim Lyons, R-Andover, and Shaunna O’Connell, R-Taunton, filed legislation one day after the new headlights law wnt into effect.
Residents will be able to recycle all types of items, and wil be able to purchase compost bins and rain barrels at discounted prices.
An open house for fans will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on April 25 at Fenway Park.
A look at the top stories so far this week on Danvers Patch.
MBTA panel findings were released Wednesday by the Baker Administration.
A violation of this law is considered a surchargeable minor motor vehicle traffic law violation for insurance purposes.
Brief periods of snow are possible.
Residents may notice some discoloration of the water, and are advised to run the cold water to clear out any discoloration.
Take a look at the top trending stories on Danvers Patch last week.
Plus, a Peabody man is arrested for allegedly murdering estranged wife and a Marblehead man rescued from a fire dies.
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April is Adopt a Greyhound Month, and advocates are hoping you pay attention to this breed's plight.