Pint Size And Up on Atlantic Avenue is collecting children's clothing and monetary donations for families left homeless in the wildfires.
Salem resident Kimberly Grad will serve as a member of the 2026 Randolph Caldecott Award Selection Committee.
The public is invited to light the fireplace and see the benefits of the historic library's $10 million renovation.
At the Muffin Shop on Washington Street in Marblehead, customers love the cookie and know the history of it.
This year's race will benefit school district's daily mindfulness program.
The Marblehead School of Ballet and the North Shore Civic Ballet are conducting the drive from Oct. 1 through Dec. 14.
The clinic for those 65 and older will be at the Judy and Gene Jacobi Community Center on Sept. 25.
Sustainable Marblehead is hosting the inaugural fair on Sept. 28 at the Brown School.
Marblehead High graduate and Emerson College sophomore Chloe Curtis sang the national anthem with "Pitch, Please!" at Monday's Red Sox game.
Volunteers are being sought to clean up trash as well clear vegetation and crabgrass from platforms and pathways.
The Citizens Academy runs Tuesday nights from Sept. 10 through Oct. 29.
Boat storage will take place at the Parker's and Cliff Street Boatyards.
The renovated historic library's reopening was delayed from last month because of a potential accessibility compliance issue.
The restrictions are need for the delivery of large transformers for the town's main electric substation.
The Swampscott Yacht Club will host the tournament that is open to both members and non-members.
The Marblehead Counseling Center event will provide activities and information on support, especially for teens and adolescents.
Library officials said a potential accessibility compliance issue has delayed the occupancy permit for the renovated historic library.
Superintendent Theresa McGuinness said crews were at the Glover Elementary School to film a segment for the upcoming documentary.
The grant will help SPUR enhance its programs that provide volunteer opportunities to make a positive impact on the North Shore.
The Marblehead Counseling Center is hosting the contest for the inaugural Community Wellness Day on June 22.
Overnight flushing began on Monday morning and will continue through Friday while street sweeping begin on Wednesday.
The Authority voted to proceed with Winn Company's proposal for a three-story, 97-unit complex at the site.
The tour will showcase homes that have upgraded utility systems to reduce bills and carbos emissions.
With the renovation of Abbot Public Library complete, the relocation from the Eveleth School back to Pleasant Street begins on April 27.
Marblehead Collaborative Youth Ministry sponsors "Currently a Paperboy"
While the path of totality will go through northern New England, those on the North Shore can still anticipate a show on April 8.
Proceeds from the April 27-28 tournament will benefit the revitalization of Piper Field.
Julie Hahnke founded Cecropia Strong three years ago after a stroke upended her life and she wanted to give back to those with disabilities.
Zoe Gast and Katie Jenkins both attained Eagle Scout status by giving back to the community through significant service projects.
The library has been in a temporary location at the Eveleth School for the past two years during a $9 million modernization renovation.
The annual pop-up shops featuring more than 20 local vendors will be at the Boston Yacht Club on April 5 and April 6.
The Abbot Public Library will be collecting donations at its temporary Eleveth School location through March 15.
The Feb. 7 program will feature Peabody Essex Museum’s Art & Nature Center Director Jane Winchell.
Food collected through Dec. 7 will be distributed to Lifebridge of Salem.
The Celtics named the Media Center at their Brighton practice facility after the late vice president of media relations.
"A Night at the Gerry 5 VFA" will feature live music from The Guy Ford Band, food, raffles and a cash bar.
Those looking to lighten the load of unwanted Halloween candy can drop off donations at the Marblehead Police Department.
The railroad right of way will be a tow zone on Monday and Tuesday.
Megan Sweeney received multiple nominations as a Patch and T-Mobile Community Leader in Marblehead.