Glover Elementary students raised $1,000 through colonial-themed chores, with a local resident matching the total.
Marblehead voters will choose whether to support one of three override proposals or see town and school budgets slashed on Tuesday.
As of July 1, residents will have to use carts provided for the new automated trash and recycling removal program.
Artist Holly Aloha Jaynes three-week exhibit will include paintings, photos, collage, assemblage and jewelry.
The market is held each Saturday at Marblehead Veterans Middle School.
Property owners can be fined under Marblehead's summer gas leaf blower ban, while violators must stop using them.
The town will host early voting at Abbot Hall ahead of the June 9 election.
Lawmakers recognized four local veterans and service members during the second annual event at the State House.
The selected program will feature Tango, Cumbia, Balinese and modern in José Mateo Ballet Theatre's Dance for World Community Festival.
While gas prices are on the rapid rise across the region, there are some differences that might save you money on Memorial Day weekend.
Marblehead voters will go to the polls to vote on a three-tier override proposal.
The Marblehead-based nonprofit says proceeds will support scholarships, performances, costumes and training.
The public is invited to take part in the flagging of veterans' graves at two cemeteries.
The North Shore Civic Ballet's spring auction opens June 5. Proceeds will provide scholarships and support to train aspiring dancers.
The free every-other-Thursday program runs June 4 to July 30 and covers addiction, recovery and support resources.
The Cloister Gallery is excited to host a show featuring local artist, Jeffrey R. Dykes.
After a four-year fight on a state 3A Community Act multi-family housing zoning mandate, town meeting members approved the compromise.
Nearly 1,400 residents showed up Monday to overwhelmingly support a townwide vote on the tiered Proposition 2 1/2 override in June.
Police said lots will be open starting 5:30 on Monday night on Night 1 of the annual town meeting.
The Community Champion Award is named after the late Amy Saltz of Marblehead for her dedication to helping others.
Johnny Ray's Music Emporium owner says the damage was confinded to the facade and outside of the building.
James Morrison assumed command of the VT-28 "Rangers" - a naval air training squadron based at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi.
Charlie Patsios wants you to believe in Swampscott as strongly as he does
The Fenwick senior was recently named Salutatorian for the Class of 2026.
Abbot Public Library Director Kimberly Grad outlines the impact of override "tiers" on library services.
Marblehead voters will likely choose between three tiers of override funding with taxes increasing incrementally over three years.
Charlie Patsios wants to spread a positive message with his "Charlie for change" campaign.
The Marblehead Counseling Center is hosting the "Rising Tides Community Champions Celebration" at The Beacon next month.
The towns each received more than $17,000 in grant funding.
"Fueling Excellence": How Dancers and Skaters Optimize Energy, Health, and Performance. What every dancer and skater should know.
The 13th annual festival will bring international films, matinees and special events to Marblehead and Salem starting April 23.
The historic library is set to be open only three days per week and will lose eight full-time staff positions without a tax override.
A Make-A-Wish event in Marblehead celebrated JJ Weiss, 4, after a superhero-themed day across town.
Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient in the Arts, Paula K. Shiff, will lead the Summer Dance Intensives.
The Select Board approved a budget framework that would charge the trash fees, cut town positions, require $1.5 million more in school cuts.
Marblehead police will host firearm training that could be heard in the area of Robinson Road and Swampscott Road.
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The North Shore Civic Ballet, a nonprofit organization in Marblehead, seeks volunteers and donations of items for its auction.
The North Shore was forecast to be hit with a combination of snow and ice on Thursday night.
The award recognizes North Shore residents who improve community life, inspired by Amy R. Saltz's dedication to helping others.