Four days left to stroll through the Danvers Historical Society’s Parade of Trees at Tapley Memorial Hall.
The Danvers Historical Society's Parade of Trees will take place at Tapley Memorial Hall from Dec. 3 through Dec. 7.
Donation collection will be held at both the Danvers and Lynn campuses.
Parade of Trees Begins Wednesday, December 3rd
More than 40 people gathered at All Saints North Shore Episcopal Church for Operation Troop Support Gift Wrapping for our military abroad
Danvers police said most of the vehicles broken into were unlocked or had valuables left in plain sight.
Stop by and say hi, then shop for unique 'finds' at our annual Christmas Market.
Endicott staff announced the passing of the 33-year-old "matriarch" of the barn.
State Police said the checkpoint will take place at an Essex County location the weekend before Thanksgiving.
The Danvers Select Board voted to shift more of the tax burden onto commercial and industrial businesses for the next year.
On Tuesday, December 3rd, 2 p.m. the Parade begins with over 40 holiday creations at Tapley Memorial Hall, 13 Page St., Danvers, MA.
The Falcon Marching Band was also invited to march and play in the Boston Veterans Day parade this past week.
Officers will look to fill the cruisers at the Market Basket on Endicott Street on Sunday morning.
Steve Horn is a member of the Smart Utility Group at Everett J. Prescott, Inc.
NBC Boston said Cynthia Beck faces more than 30 charges in the May 18 assault on a 27-year-old woman with cerebral palsy.
Grant funding will go toward traffic enforcement, equipment, pedestrian safety efforts and the annual bicycle rodeo.
The event is primarily designed for fifth- and eighth-grade student families who are deciding which school to attend next year.
The market will feature artists and entrepreneurs with disabilities or autism selling their products.
MassDOT is looking for feedback on its Long-Term Safety Improvement proposals for the accident-riddled stretch of North Shore roadway.
The new rates took effect on Nov. 1 and will be reflected in the December bills.
Get in the holiday spirit by wrapping presents for the men and women in uniform who serve and protect us. Let's lift their spirits.
The information shared could help police be aware of residents who have autism, dementia, Alzheimer's and other cognitive issues.
Official trick-or-treating will take place on Halloween night.
All town businesses that serve liquor should expect a compliance check sometime in the next couple of weeks.
The pumpkin composting event is for all whole and carved pumpkins on Nov. 6.
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The Select Board at its next meeting will discuss a proposal to explore the cost of switching from voice voting to electronic voting.
Gala a huge success
Danvers residents can safety dispose of paints, cleaners, and chemicals free of charge.
The new, state-mandated lottery system replaces the former interview-based admission process.
Ira Subaru on Andover Street will host the adoption event on Saturday.
Families are invited to enjoy treats, costumes and community fun on Oct. 30.
Red Sox mascots Wally the Green Monster and Tessie will be there for the grand opening in the former Bed, Bath & Beyond spot.
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.
Executive Director James O'Brien said police swept the Fairgrounds and deemed them safe for the public.
Sara Stanley, Exec. Director of HAWC, as well as other survivors, advocates, and faith leaders will speak.
Danvers Police Chief James Lovell said he is working on a town bylaw proposal to ban the cryptocurrency machines.