Part of the grant will be used to model Marblehead sea levels through 2070.
Jocelyn Cook from Marblehead was selected as a 2019 Patriots Difference Makers of the Week for her commitment to SPUR.
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Matthews, who was eight weeks away from his retirement after over 16 years on the job, has vehemently denied knowing of the practice.
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Hadassah Northeast presents “Standing with Israel in 2018: Challenges and Opportunities,” a series of discussions about Israel.
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Marblehead mainstay Chet's Video and Candy Shoppe is calling it quits.
Town Administrator John McGinn announced Wednesday that he would be retiring in June of 2018.
The Marblehead Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for the new restaurant Chickpeas this week.
Longtime Marblehead resident Susie Pratt resigned her seat on the School Committee this week.
Homeowner of neglected property on Prospect Street in Marblehead was recently sued by the Town of Marblehead.
On Thursday, Marblehead High School students and community members protested an alleged incident of racial bullying.
A new Marblehead church plans to turn a Pleasant Street building into the new home of the Marblehead Brewing Company.
The owner of Boston's Brattle Book Shop is set to appraise the books of Marblehead residents next week.
Marblehead actress Sarah Fischer recently landed a part in the TV movie 'The Spruce and the Pines."
White Privilege talk set for Dec. 18 at the Marblehead Abbot Public Library.
12th-generation Marblehead resident Dan Dixey released a book, “Marblehead Images: Photographic History of a Coastal Town”
Less than a month after winning the New York City Marathon, Marblehead native Shalane Flanagan returned to her hometown for another race.
A new restaurant, the Blue Canoe Cafe is set to open in Former Atomic Cafe Space in Marblehead
The Gingerbread Festival opens Thursday evening Nov. 30 from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Lee Mansion in Marblehead.
Marblehead residents have started work to ensure the town uses 100 percent of renewable energy to provide power.
Local yoga teacher Elaine Wintman has been holding yoga classes on Thanksgiving for 20 years.
It's never too early for New Year's Eve planning! Here's your guide to fireworks, parties and other events happening in and near Marblehead.
Marblehead received over $50,000 in regional grant awards from the MassDEP Sustainable Materials Recovery Program (SMRP).
The 47th annual Marblehead Christmas Walk has been set for Dec. 3.
The Marblehead Winter parking ban starts on Nov. 27
Marblehead Middle School student and local actor Trip Case has been cast in the upcoming movie "Daddy's Home 2."
Marblehead native Shalane Flanagan, who just won the 2017 NYC Marathon will run again in Marblehead on Nov. 27.
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As part of the library's conversations on race, there will be a discussion on systemic racism.
The pop up at the Jewish Community Center of the North Shore will run for about a month.
Three people were dubbed Paul Harris Fellows for their work in the community.
The Abbot Library and the Marblehead Racial Justice Team will host a conversation on microaggressions on Monday.
The SPUR community garden will continue this year with help from St. Andrew's Church.