The book sale will be held at the library's temporary location at the Eveleth School.
Marblehead Mother's Co-op is hosting the two-day event expected to draw more than 20 vendors on March 31 and April 1.
Public input is sought to help Marblehead complete its Hazard Mitigation Plan amid the climate crisis.
A "construction launch party" was set for Wednesday for the $8.5 million project that is expected to be completed in Spring 2024.
The Yoko Miwa Trio will play the event set for the Hooper Mansion on March 16.
The PJ Drive's goal is to collect 10,000 pairs of new pajamas for children by March 15.
The Net Zero Roadmap recommendations include hiring a sustainability director, zoning changes and incentives for residents and businesses.
The Chamber of Commerce is coordinating the sidewalk sale for its member businesses on Feb. 11 at the Masonic Hall.
The Abbot Public Library's temporary location will host NOAA Fisheries' Ainsley Smith to discuss the North Shore's favorite celebrity seal.
Marblehead author Julia Glass and Gloucester author Patricia Hanlon will be part of the Sustainable Marblehead event at the Old Town House.
Marblehead police urge residents attending to walk or carpool because of a parking shortage at Riverhead Beach.
The Marblehead League of Women Voters will host the public discussion on "Greening Our Community" on Jan. 14.
The Marblehead resident bought the winning ticket at the Stop & Shop on Paradise Road in Swampscott.
The library is seeking adult volunteers for its temporary location at the Eveleth School.
The towns are once again collaborating to hold a curbside pickup day for residents.
Residents are invited to donate books for sale on two Saturdays ahead of the Book Sale on Dec. 9 and Dec. 10.
The vacancy occurred with the resignation of Emily Barron after she said she discovered she had violated a conflict-of-interest provision.
Marblehead emergency dispatcher Teresa Collins is bringing the Wreaths Across America program to Wayside Cemetery.
Marblehead police will collect "leftover" candy through Nov. 13 for delivery to Operation Troop Support of Danvers.
An open house is set for the Eveleth School, which will be the home of the Abbot Library during two years of renovations.
Amy Siskind will be the keynote speaker at the 2022 Grant Awards luncheon fundraiser on Nov. 3 at Danversport Harborside.
Jodi-Tatiana Charles will helm the event committee's efforts during the 2023 summer festival season.
Sustainable Marblehead is hosting the discussion at the Unitarian Church and on Zoom on Nov. 13.
Hestia Creations will make a $10 donation to the shelter with each customized pooch or kitty holiday decoration.
The Eveleth School will be the home of the Abbot Public Library for the next two years while the historic library is closed for renovations.
The breakfast is part of the "Faith & Blue" weekend designed to build bridges and break biases.
The annual Chamber of Commerce meeting and awards night is Sept. 27 at the Corinthian Yacht Club.
Volunteers helped clean up beaches and parks in Lynn, Marblehead, Salem, and Swampscott this past weekend.
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The library will move to a temporary location for the next two years while the 144-year-old main library undergoes a $9 million renovation.
Members were asked to read a 109-page traffic study and two-page addendum ahead of the next meeting on station overhaul on Sept. 7.
The town said the beach was reopened shortly before noon on Wednesday after being closed last week.
Gas House Beach was closed on Friday after water samples on consecutive days found high bacteria levels.
The morning show will originate from Devereux Beach Friday morning starting at 6.
The public is invited to the ceremony to honor victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on America.
The traffic study was commissioned upon a "Plan B" proposal to update the transfer station access and facilities without a tax override.
The town's Marine Fair will take place in the State Street Landing parking lot on Aug. 28.
The towns will pick up hazardous household waste from residences in both towns on Sept. 7.
With temperatures expected to threaten 100 degrees, Marblehead will provide residents with a safe place to cool off Thursday.
Customers can donate their myWalgreens cash rewards to the counseling center to benefit Marblehead residents.