Marblehead fire said the man was taken to a Boston hospital via Medflight.
The National Highway Safety Grant Administration funds will also go toward pedestrian and bike safety education.
Police said vehicle break-ins occurred throughout the North Shore and "other parts of Marblehead could be targeted in the future."
Marblehead police said the break-ins appeared to happen Monday night into Tuesday morning and resulted in stolen money and credit cards.
Marblehead police and fire are hosting the event on the 20th anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center, Pentagon and Flight 93.
The former Salem captain and acting chief took the oath of office at an Abbot Hall ceremony on Friday.
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Christopher Prew was sentenced to 13 to 15 years in prison, plus 10 years probation, after pleading guilty in Salem Court on Monday.
The report said while the accused officer did not receive preferential treatment, those who knew of the incident should have reported it.
Police are investigating after the child fell from a second-floor window Friday night.
Marblehead fire said the man sustained injuries when he fell 16 feet down a crevice and had to be rescued using harnesses and a basket.
Grace Oliver's Beach in Marblehead was closed because of high enterococci levels.
Grace Oliver Beach remained closed to swimming on Thursday after its bacteria mean levels over the past two weeks remained high.
Police said they have evidence that gunshots were fired in the area of Willow Road and Village Street about 3:30 a.m.
Laramie was named an honorable mention as part of the Safe Routes to School program.
The Marblehead Board of Selectmen appointed the former Salem acting chief pending medical clearance and contract agreement.
Boston Housing Authority Chief Shumeane Benford, former Salem Acting Chief Dennis King and Peabody Captain Scott Richards are the finalists.
The ducklings were saved from a storm drain on Mother's Day.
Police said vulgar, racist or anti-Semitic graffiti was found spray-painted in three public places last weekend.
Police advised residents to be on the lookout for scams after a home in town was advertised as being for "rent" without owners knowing it.
Marblehead and Swampscott fire and the towns' harbormasters will participate in an oil spill response drill planned for Thursday morning.
Marblehead residents weighed in on what they hope for out of the town's next police chief at a public forum.
The Police Chief Steering Committee will hold the forum to discuss the search and results from a recent survey on Tuesday night.
As the town ramps up its search for a new police chief, it is looking for residents to provide input via a survey and public forum.
The town is looking for the successor to Chief Robert Picariello, who announced his retirement in September.
A residential-preference community, Marblehead residents interested in joining the force can sign up for the state exam on June 12.
Police said there has been an uptick in the popular "grandparent" scam in the area of late.
Common scams include unsolicited calls demanding payment for a past due amount and those requesting payment to receive a stimulus check.
Marblehead police are warning residents not to give any financial information to solicitors claiming they can "register" you for a vaccine.
Marblehead police are seeking to identify the driver who approached a boy in the park Thursday afternoon.
Police said lifelong Marblehead resident Kenneth "Marshall" Young, who retired in 1998 after 32 years with MPD, died Tuesday. He was 86.
The Marblehead Fire Department said Group 2 quickly extinguished the fire between the basement and first floor.
Marblehead police advise residents not to click on any link in an unsolicited email.
Marblehead Chief Robert Picariello: "There is no room for excuses of ignorance. The swastika is a symbol of hate and genocide."
Marblehead police are looking for additional victims who may have had their vehicles broken into on Thursday.
Police are seeking the public's help in identifying those responsible for the latest round of graffiti spraying and vandalism at the park.
Marblehead police said the sign was stolen while it was taken down amid renovations.
Marblehead Police are searching for the owners of a collection of arts and crafts supplies turned into the station.
There is one registered Level 3 sex offender listed in the state database as working or living in Marblehead.
Marblehead police are asking for help identifying suspected younger people stealing various signs in town and targeting one particular home.