Pride flag-raising ceremonies will occur at the Danvers Police Department, Danvers Town Hall and Peabody Institute Public Library.
About 150 DHS seniors worked in various fields, including healthcare, marketing, education and the building trades.
State Police will conduct the checkpoint at an undisclosed location in Essex County later this month.
The town backed off its rare Level 5 restriction this early in the season to a Level 2 restriction.
Select Board member Michael Bean apologized on Tuesday night for some of his comments during Monday's annual town meeting.
The school announced its Class of 2025 Valedictorian and Salutatorian.
Voters were judged to have voted against requests for the Planning Board to reexamine the zoning changes related to the MBTA Community Act.
Thirteen student-athletes will play sports while studying at schools across New England.
Danvers police said the three men ran off from a chase that began in Saugus near the Mello Parkway early Tuesday afternoon.
"It starts with the chicken. It has to be young, premium never frozen chicken," says co-owner Victoria Farnsworth.
Superintendent Heidi Riccio said vocational schools should expand to meet demand, not admit students on the basis of chance.
The Danvers Department of Public Works said the area of Bayview Avenue was without power early Monday afternoon.
Gloucester Chief Administrative Officer Jill Cahill was named as the new Danvers town manager pending contract negotiations in March.
Rising Tensions - May 1775
The Memorial Day parade, wreath laying and remembrance ceremony is set for May 26, weather permitting.
Danvers Residents Hit the Pavement for Project Bread’s 57th Walk for Hunger
Danvers siblings Jackson and Taylor Skane talked about their experience and message of autism awareness with Great Oak School 5th-graders.
The current Select Board Chair and former Select Board member were elected out of a crowded seven-person field.
Celebrating the Indelible Bond Between Humans and Their Four-Legged Companions at All Saints Episcopal Church, Danvers, Sat., May 24 at 4 PM
Danvers residents will go to the polls to vote in contested elections for Select Board and School Committee on Tuesday.
The Peabody Institute Library is expected to reopen on Saturday.
North Shore Chamber of Commerce's 2025 Honor Scholars Recognition Dinner celebrates the top 5 percent of graduates at each school.
The Level 5 restriction bans all outdoor water use except hand-held hose and can watering of lawns and flowers at night.
All are welcome to the free event with complimentary purple Light The Night Purple T-shirts available while supplies last.
A Community Walk for Hope and Recovery
Featuring Products From Entrepreneurs With Disabilities or Autism
Junior Piper Brett was selected to perform with the All-Eastern Mixed Chorus with two Danvers teachers presenting at the conference.
Sutton police said the woman was hiking with three of her children and other family members when she fell between 50 and 75 feet.
The seven candidates for Danvers Select Board delivered their thoughts on a variety of issues facing the town.
The Student Awareness of Fire Education and Senior SAFE grants teach children and seniors valuable fire and carbon monoxide safety lessons.
The Bistro is a revitalization of the Danvers Council on Aging Café program.
The day of early, in-person voting will be held in the Toomey Room at Danvers Town Hall.
The annual week of compassion and community service is a tradition that began in the wake of the 2013 Marathon bombing tragedy.
Select Board member David Mills submitted a Letter To Patch with his endorsement in the upcoming town election.
Camila Ferrer Gomez is a senior at Essex North Shore Tech who plans to attend Boston University.
Free curbside pickup of yard waste will occur on the residents' usual trash pickup day the week of April 22-26.
Attorney General Andrea Campbell said the franchise owners of more than 100 Massachusetts locations were cited for the violations.
All Saints Church Welcomes All to Chapel Prayers on Good Friday, April 18 and a Joyful Easter Sunday Service on April 20 at 9:30 AM
State Police will conduct the checkpoint on Friday night into Saturday morning at an undisclosed location in Essex County.
The Shot Heard 'Round the World - April 1775