Danvers Historical Society is accepting applications now through November 4th to donate a faux tree or wreath for the Parade of Trees.
Danvers police were asking travelers to avoid the area on Tuesday amid a State Police investigation.
The Danvers Teachers Association pushed back on criticisms of the book's violence, profanity, drinking, and 'white privilege' themes.
Residents are now free to water lawns and wash car as conditions go back to Level 1 through April 1.
The Topsfield Fair also saw a new record Hot Dog Eating contest total and crowned its Junior King and Queen this weekend.
Residents are asked to have all yard waste curbside by 7 a.m. on collection day.
A complete guide to attending, parking and what to look forward to at the 207th Topsfield Fair.
Residents will be able to drop off electronics, textiles, metal, plastics, and other items not accepted at curbside collection.
Disrespect for Charlie Kirk's Memory
The Select Board approved the late application ahead of this weekend's annual fundraising event on campus.
Danvers Public Works said crews were working to resolve the outage Thursday afternoon.
Danvers High sports teams and clubs will cheer on their classmates, along with the cheerleaders and the marching band.
They walk beside us, comforting without words. Once a year, we gather to honor their presence and to bless the ones who bless us daily.
The Select Board approved a license transfer to Salt Water Grille owner Jack Fallon to open a Danvers location at 50 Maple Street.
The Danvers Department of Public Works said repair work was ongoing Wednesday morning.
Some cities and towns are telling residents it will take a few more days to recover from the 82-day sanitation work stoppage.
Contestants will be judged according to the following criteria: general appearance, personality, poise, and food score.
Two honored at Danvers store
Children between the ages of 5 and 8 are eligible for the Oct. 4 pageant at the Topsfield Fairgrounds.
Danvers Historical Society invites Creative folks to participate in our 17th annual Parade of Trees.
Danvers Historical Society announces the dates and times for its 17th annual Parade of Trees
The Talbot Memorial Fund provides financial support to local families battling cancer and scholarships to Danvers High School students
One person was hospitalized with injuries suffered in the Bay Drive shooting.
Patch has compiled a list of some of the best local apple orchards and family-friendly fall attractions.
Taylor Swift-themed events are planned to coincide with her "Life of a Showgirl" release on Oct. 4.
Taking Action - September 1775
Dan Bauer's extension comes with one year left on his original three-year deal with the district.
Essex Tech history department staff and students placed 3,000 flags on campus this week.
These specialized masks are designed to deliver emergency oxygen to pets suffering from smoke inhalation or trauma when disaster strikes.
State Police will conduct the checkpoint at an undisclosed location in Essex County this weekend.
The human case comes after two batches of mosquitoes in Danvers recently tested positive for WNV.
The Larkin Gala will benefit the Catherine Larkin Memorial Scholarship and the preservation of the historic Larkin Building.
The "Teenage Idol" will perform on the Grandstand Stage on Oct. 10.
While the risk remains low in Danvers and surrounding cities and towns at this time, residents are encouraged to take extra precautions.
It's already that time again! Learn about the first day of school and other important school dates.
The 7th annual Topsfield Fair Hot Dog Eating Contest will be held on Oct. 4.
The 13th Essex District funding includes $2.2 million for Peabody, $1.6 million for Danvers and $313K for Wenham.
The school said the project will add 104 new seats, creating a more comfortable space "as the student body continues to grow."
The ticket booth is set to open on Tuesday for advanced sales with no online convenience fee.
An ode to wildlife rehabilitators who do the vital work of rescue with little recognition, money, or applause.