The average single-family home tax bill will go up about $218 next year, while commercial taxes will rise an average of $1,132.
Danvers Town Administrator Steve Bartha said the narrow focus of the act makes it difficult to spend allocation by the Dec. 31 deadline.
Danvers reported 112 positive cases over the past 14 days, which is up from 62 reported in last week's state report.
The meeting for allocating the property tax levy is open to interested citizens to attend or comment.
The rate of cases per 100,000 in the town rose from 8.7 last week to 13.2 in the state's weekly report.
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With more than 50 percent of Danvers registered voters casting a ballot early, Patch readers said Tuesday went well at the polls.
Danvers residents backed the Biden-Harris ticket in a decisive margin over the Trump-Pence ticket on Tuesday.
Democrat Sally Kerans will return to the State House 20 years after she last served the North Shore after topping four challengers.
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What to expect if you are heading to the polls in Danvers on Nov. 3.
Danvers Town Clerk Catherine Ellsworth said 53 percent of the 21,433 registered voters in town voted early or used mail-in ballots.
Danvers Town Manager calls on residents to do "more in our private lives to control the spread of this disease" amid coronavirus surge.
Danvers school and town officials said this week schools would go fully remote if Danvers stays in 'high-risk' range two straight weeks.
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The town's rate of cases per 100,000 rose from 3.3 two weeks ago to 6.5, according to the state's weekly report.
Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Danvers for the election Nov. 3.
While Danvers remains a "safe" community, according to state data, numbers pushed higher amid a statewide spike.
Non-party candidate Christopher Keohane is one of five seeking to represent the district that includes Danvers, Middleton and Peabody.
Independent Jason Guida is one of five candidates seeking to represent the district that includes Danvers, Middleton and Peabody.
Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election will be held through Oct. 30 at Danvers Town Hall.
Danvers remains classified as a "green" safe community despite the rising positive-test rate.
Essex County Sheriff Kevin Coppinger said the positive tests came out of 1,400 tests conducted this weekend amid a prison outbreak.
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Plexiglass partitions, hand sanitizing stations and social distancing markings will be in place.
Local 2038 President Brian Barry said while they may disagree on 'thin blue line' flag removal, those attacking officials should be ashamed.
Town Manager Steve Bartha said the symbol is political speech that could make some Danvers residents feel unwelcome.
In the most recent update of the state's coronavirus map, Danvers's case count and positive test rates rose.
Patch has details on early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting for the Massachusetts state primary on Sept. 1.
Beverly, Salem and other North Shore towns saw an increase in the number of active coronavirus cases this week.
The board said the way it has conducted virtual meetings since March is legal, but it will look for ways to increase public participation.
The positive test rate in Danvers still hasn't hit a level where health officials say its safe to ease up on social distancing.
The union that represents Danvers police officers is backing independent candidate Jason Guida.
Under level five water restrictions, residents can only use hoses and watering cans between the hours of 7 p.m. and 8 a.m.
Jason Guida officially kicked off his bid for State Representative today by launching his website (www.voteguida.com).
In the lone, contested, town-wide race, Maureen Bernard was elected selectmen by topping Matthew Duggan and Tim Donahue.
The state is divvying up $502 million to Massachusetts cities and towns from the federal coronavirus bill passed in March.
For the first time, the state Department of Public Health released coronavirus-related death counts for the state's 170 nursing homes.