You won't need to wait until fall to see this year’s harvest moon. Here’s when to expect it in the skies over Marblehead.
Residents concerned about increased air traffic from the Logan study recommendations are asked to attend the virtual forum on Sept. 23.
Sustainable Marblehead and SPUR are teaming up to clean up 33 beaches and green spaces in Lynn, Marblehead, Salem and Swampscott.
The town will now have dedicated Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages.
The virtual forum "Marblehead Speaks Out Against Hate" will run on Sept. 23 via Zoom.
Sunday's event will celebrate the town's maritime history and will include live music, food and family-friendly events.
The country is experiencing a severe blood donation shortage.
The community nonprofit is looking for sponsors and donors to help fill the backpacks of North Shore students headed back to school.
Lynne Krasker Shultz will lead the North Shore community non-profit as founder Jocelyn Cook focuses on development and fundraising.
There's a Red Cross blood drive being held near you.
SPUR is looking for donations to meet matching funds for the program to teach young people how to advocate for programs important to them.
The Shared Streets and Spaces grant will help make the entrance from the post office more accessible and bike- and pedestrian-friendly.
Portions of the Atlantic Avenue asphalt, curbs and sidewalks will be removed and reset for the three-week tree-planting project.
Those looking to swim at Grace Oliver's Beach and Gas House Beach in Marblehead will have to wait until at least Tuesday.
Nearly 70 percent of residents voted to support the $9.5 million renovation in Tuesday's town election.
The two-day bike-a-thon returns this year to raise money for cancer research and patient care at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Donations of all blood types are needed as the pandemic has impacted the nation's blood supply.
The Red Cross is holding a few blood drives in the Marblehead area soon.
Despite a cool first day, the farmers' market returned with a lineup expected to include everything from eggs to crepes to knife sharpening.
Donations of all blood types are needed as the pandemic has impacted the country's blood supply.
Because of the coronavirus crisis, the towns are collaborating to pick up materials at houses instead of holding a drop-off event.
The Marblehead Rotary Service Dog Project helped raise funds to unite 9-year-old Gabrel, who is autistic, with his NEADS dog Kacey.
Town meeting members agreed to send the $8.5 million bill on the project to a townwide tax override vote next month.
Residents who experience discolored water in the morning should run sink faucets on cold until it clears.
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The museum will use the grant to install panels that detail stories and contributions of Black, Indigenous and People of Color.
The Lyrids peak is a perfect start to Earth Day in Marblehead. Known for fireballs, the meteor shower overlaps with the Eta Aquariids.
The upscale thrift store's donations now total more than $1.3 million over the past 15 years.
The Marblehead public charter school will help Food for Free provide nutrition assistance on the North Shore.
The Rotary Club recognized David Deutsch as a Paul Harris Fellow for his efforts shifting the talent showcase virtually amid the pandemic.
The library will allow half-hour browsing sessions on Thursdays starting April 8. Curbside pickup will continue five days per week.
The state grant through the Complete Streets program will go toward improvements at Mohawk/Pleasant, Smith Street and West Shore Drive.
Residents of Marblehead and Swampscott can register to have hazardous waste items picked up at their houses or apartments on Wednesday.
The town's Ice Rink Committee will hold a public forum March 4 to discuss ideas based on a gift to the community for a potential ice rink.
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The rotary club named Milner a Paul Harris Fellow for the work of he and his wife, Toby, teaching literacy in South Africa.
The two-day drive will include drop off of gift cards and donated items at the Marblehead Community Center lot on Humphrey Street.
The appointment comes in advance of the opening of the new Demakes Family YMCA in Lynn this Spring.
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