Marblehead 2021 Town Election Voter's Guide

Here's what you need to know if you're heading to the polls on Tuesday.

Crowded Field In Marblehead Board Of Selectmen Race

Voters will choose up to five candidates out of 15 running for the Board of Selectmen and vote on two Proposition 2 1/2 overrides.

North Shore Union Group Endorses Marblehead Election Candidates

The coalition of 41 unions representing members on the North Shore endorsed candidates for School Committee and Board of Selectmen.

Unemployment Decreases In Marblehead Area: Feds

There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; Essex County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

Marblehead Coronavirus Recovery Tour Set For Tuesday

The downtown walking tour will include a discussion on how to use the town's Local Rapid Recovery Funds as the pandemic wanes.

Social Security And Protecting Elders From Scams

What to do if you receive a suspicious letter, text, email, or call

Mass. Bar Association Honors Marblehead's Anne Stevenson

Anne Stevenson was named the Massachusetts Bar Association's 2020 Outstanding Young Lawyer.

Marblehead To Raise Juneteenth Flag At Abbot Hall Ceremony

The town will officially recognize the day that Texas slaves were freed in Galveston following the Civil War with a public event.

North Shore NAACP Looks To Host Marblehead Candidate Forum

The North Shore branch is looking to highlight civil rights and equality issies in the forum for the 15 Select Board candidates.

Broadband Speed In Marblehead Area: See How It Compares To Rest Of U.S.

Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.

OPINION: Bird Watcher Supports Marblehead Gas Leaf-Blower Ban

A proposal restricting the use of commercial, gas-powered leaf blowers from Memorial Day to Labor Day is on the warrant for town meeting.

Marblehead Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Ban Back Up For Debate

After past failures, this year's town meeting proposal would prohibit gas-powered blowers used commercially from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

New Fact Sheets Added To Your Online Statement

The Online Statement Tells You How Much Benefit You and Your Family Can Expect To Receive

Federal Taxes: How Do Your Payments And Refunds Compare?

IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Essex County neighbors.

North Shore First Responder Vaccinations In Marblehead

The state lists the Marblehead Council on Aging as a coronavirus vaccine site for Beverly, Danvers, Marblehead, Salem and Swampscott.

Questions About Social Security To Help You Plan Your Retirement

The sooner you start planning for retirement, the better off you’ll be

Marblehead Officials Meet To Assure Coronavirus Testing Fix

Town Administrator Jason Silva said between 50 and 60 people who registered were turned away Friday, but expects Tuesday will be better.

Marblehead Coronavirus Free Testing For Residents

The town will offer four testing opportunities in the two weeks leading up to Christmas.

Marblehead Provides Additional Town Coronavirus Data Amid Spike

The Marblehead Health Department adds links and information as weekly cases soared from five to 36.

Social Security Spouses' Benefits Explained

Helping you understand how your retirement might affect your spouse.

Election 2020 Marblehead Results: Voters Pick Biden Over Trump

Marblehead voters picked former Vice President Joe Biden over President Donald Trump in Tuesday's election.

How Did Voting Go In Marblehead? Let Us Know

Patch wants to know how your voting experience was this year amid this unprecedented election season.

Voting In Marblehead: Polls Open

What to expect if you are heading to the polls in Marblehead on Nov. 3.

Voting In Marblehead: Everything You Need To Know

What to expect if you are heading to the polls in Marblehead on Nov. 3.

Marblehead High's Remote Shift 'The Right Decision': Patch PM

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Marblehead Nixes Winter Parking Ban, Boosts Snow Emergency Fines

The tradeoff means residents who don't move their cars during a declared snow emergency will have to pay up $100.

Election 2020: Marblehead Voter Guide

Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Marblehead for the election Nov. 3.

Marblehead Sees Spike In Coronavirus Numbers

The town entered the "caution" category after more than doubling its rates in a key state metric.

Marblehead Early Voting For General Election Begins Oct. 17

Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election will take place at Abbot Hall from Oct. 17 to Oct. 30.

Marblehead Reduces Quorum For Special Town Meeting

The special town meeting with 36 warrants is scheduled for Oct. 17 at the Our Lady Star of the Sea Community Center parking lot.

Social Security Can Help You Plan for Achieving Self Support

SSA can help with your plans to return to work

Marblehead Coronavirus Cases Force 12 People Into Quarantine

Employees at a Marblehead school and hardware store tested positive for the coronavirus, forcing more than 12 other people into quarantine.

Marblehead Coronavirus Threat Rises In Latest State Report

In the most recent update of the state's coronavirus map, Marblehead's case count rose while its positive test rates fell.

Marblehead 2020 Primary Election Guide: Races, How To Vote

Patch has details on early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting for the Massachusetts state primary on Sept. 1.

Marblehead Plans Tribute To Late Selectman Judy Jacobi

Marblehead selectmen will hold a virtual meeting to celebrate the life of Judy Jacobi.

Marblehead Selectman Judy Jacobi Dead At 80

Jacobi, who had served on the board since 2000, died over the weekend.

The Time Trump Came To Marblehead To Deliver His Father's Message

Mary Trump's book recounts a visit by 18-year-old Donald Trump to visit her father Freddy in 1964.

Marblehead Prepares To Reopen Municipal Buildings

For the first time since March, Marblehead residents can conduct business at Abbot Hall and the Mary Alley Municipal Building.

Marblehead Keeping Picnic Tables Off Beach

Marblehead officials have not set a timetable for the return of the tables, which were removed to encourage social distancing.

Departing Marblehead Superintendent Predicts Override

"There has been talk now of more than a year, and probably before that, of a potential override, that day is coming," William McAlduff said