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Danvers police said the break-ins targeted unlocked vehicles Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Twisted Fate, Lost Shoe, Dirigible and Time & Materials will showcase their own takes on a Galaxy hop New England IPA.
Essex County District Attorney Paul Tucker said his office recommended DYS commitment until 21 years old for the two 15-year-olds.
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A Saugus man was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to trafficking counterfeit fentanyl and meth pills.
The Essex Tech alumni and Endicott students held an event at the Beverly school as part of Autism Acceptance and Awareness Month.
The citizens' petition to change zoning for the Andover Street lot was forwarded "unfavorably" by the Select Board and Planning Board.
The Danvers school's annual tradition includes a veterans luncheon, blood drive and student-led service work.
Police warned participants to obey all laws and be considerate of fellow residents not familiar with the water gun target contest.
Residents can sign up for the pilot and receive a free compost cart and liners while space remains available.
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Three candidates are vying for two open seats in this year's election.
Danvers Electric said rates for medium and large commercial customers will rise between 4 and 6 percent.
Sunday, April 5, at 9:30 AM with music, heralding trumpet, and -- following the service-- a meet-and-greet with the Easter Bunny.
Three student musicians, a vocal ensemble, and three teachers from Danvers High School participated in the MMEA Conference in Worcester.
The Department of Public Works said water service was expected to remain off throughout the morning.
Two trees will be planted at the Smith Elementary School as part of the annual Arbor Day event.
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The annual program will start near the Middleton line and work southeast across the town over the course of five weeks.
One girls hockey and one boys hockey athlete were honored in the 24th annual awards.
Officials expressed shock and sadness at the apparently random act of horrific violence on Amherst Street.
UPDATE: The Lynn teen was ordered held without bail on Friday pending further medical evaluation at Bridgewater State Hospital.
The Essex County District Attorney's Office said the Lynn teen was found on a city street carrying a knife with apparent blood on it.
Stephen King has served as the town's engineer since 2018.
The North Shore was forecast to be hit with a combination of snow and ice on Thursday night.
The Essex County District Attorney's Office said the man was found inside a Bradstreet Avenue home after a large police response.
Last year's community event saw 275 volunteers collect more than 2,000 pounds of litter with hopes of topping that this year.
Danvers High School was recognized for encouraging low-income and underrepresented minority students to take Advanced Placement courses.
The Danvers DPW said some businesses and homeowners could lose water service for up to five hours on Friday and Saturday.
Danvers Public Works said the parking ban was set to expire on Thursday morning.
Topsfield police said the spa's lease was terminated after a months-long investigation into sexual activity at the Boston Street location.
Downtown streets will be closed overnight on Wednesday as the Department of Public Works removes snow and widens sidewalks and roadways.
Proceeds will go toward Downtown Rewind, Summer Night Lights, the Christmas Tree Lighting and Holiday Parade, and the Winter Bonfire.
Danvers Public Works said crews were working to repair the break on Tuesday morning.
The parking ban was to go into effect on Sunday afternoon ahead of the massive storm.
Danvers Town Manager said the town is working to produce a balanced budget amid a "perfect storm" of adverse factors.
Danvers Public Works said the break occurred on Needham Street at Hutchinson Drive.
Event will feature skaters from across New England performing in three shows on February 28 & March 1 at The Skating Club of Boston
Childre and Families: “You should not, would not, want to miss, a birthday party quite like this,” Tuesday, March 3, from 4:30 to 7:00 PM