A correction is required for a news brief that ran in yesterday’s paper.
Wenham residents can dispose of their Christmas trees at three locations, including the Pingree Park parking lot on Main Street, Route 1A, in Wenham.
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Danvers school budget under fire at Town Meeting
DANVERS -- Town Meeting last night quelled a mini revolt over the school budget and rejected the idea of Saturday voting for the annual town election. There was much debate over a minority report from two dissenting Finance Committee members, Michael
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Driver questioned in man's death identified
SALEM -- A Haverhill man has been identified as the driver under investigation in the death of a Salem man who was reportedly struck or run over by a car in the Pond View Village housing complex in Gloucester early Saturday morning. James Hayes, 43,
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Salem State University to open Holocaust, genocide studies center
SALEM -- More than 30 years ago, Holocaust survivor Sonia Weitz of Peabody and her friend Harriet Wacks dreamed of educating future generations about the tragic lessons of World War II. That dream came true when they founded the Holocaust Center Bos
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Ceremony marches on
BEVERLY -- As a sailor stationed in New York City during the Korean War, Arnold Doucette marched in Memorial Day parades with thousands of people lining the route. The marching continued when he got out of the Navy and returned to his native East Bos
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Massive sandbar forms off Plum Island
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IPSWICH -- Plum Island's battle with erosion has dominated the headlines this year, but as the winter's ravages recede, another impact of winter storms is becoming visible, especially from Crane Beach -- enormous new offshore sandbars at the northern
- Salem High finance class lauded as model for Massachusetts
- Ipswich voters to decide on debt exclusion
- MBTA crash trial starts today
- In annual rite, board mulls trash fee in Beverly
- Police/fire
- Police: Intruder with large knife enters Salem apartment
- Preserving a Friendship
- Cummings to build on Dunham Road site
- A day of pasts, presents and futures
- Trial to begin in case of Salem woman injured in T crash
- New Danvers selectman has worked her way up
- Man killed in Gloucester remembered as a hard worker
- Gordon College commencement
- Salem State University commencements
- Peabody school board considers setting up a bus for prom
- Name that boat
- Salem teen makes semifinals in contest to win wheelchair van
- Police
- Danvers man killed in Gloucester
- City Council sits on appointments to Board of Health
- Paroled man back in custody
- Firefighters save nine ducklings
- Man injured in knifepoint robbery
- Essex Street blaze doused
- Police: 4 drunken drivers arrested
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Danvers school budget under fire at Town Meeting
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