The proposal got a favorable hearing and has moved to the House Ways and Means Committee.
A public hearing regarding Footprint Power's plan to convert the Salem Harbor Power Station drew a crowd to Bentley Elementary School in Salem.
Our "Five Things to Know" column provides essential daily information at a glance for the informed Header. Today we highlight a bill by State Rep. Lori Ehrlich for a state-wide ban on plastic bags.
People interested in picking up in Marblehead can register immediately for the 2013 season. For more details or to sign up, visit www.farmdirectcoop.org or call 877-FDC-FARM.
Marblehead's new osprey nesting pole is expected to be up and running next month.
Conservation Commission approves plans to replace natural grass with synthetic turf in designated wetlands area.
Bell School parents, teachers and administrators have a vision of planting vegetables, herbs, flowers and ideas for children to learn.
Marblehead will host two elections and a town meeting in three weeks. And a month and half later it will hold another election.
Here's a closer look at what the Salem Harbor Power Station is expected to look like after the original structure is demolished.
We are recycling the old saying, 'One person's trash is another person's treasure,' for our latest Going Green column. It's on the Marblehead Swap Shed, open this Saturday, March 2, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the Marblehead Transfe
Zero Waste Days in Marblehead will have stations for electronics, textiles and hazardous waste, as well.
One smokestack would replace three, and that one less than half the height of the tallest existing stack.