Danvers High School Principal Susan Ambrozavitch and senior Dom Boisvert
David Le/Staff photos From left are Robert Sosnowski, Ed Johnson, Norma Sosnowski, Candy Kelleher and Nancy Granese at the Danvers Educational Enrichment Partnership's eighth annual Hall of Honor ceremony. David Le/Staff photos
From left are Bill Menezes, Gardner Trask and Priscilla Curda.
Eddie Moore and Julie Macsata
From left are Debbie Pollina, Brian White and Cynthia DaSilva.
From left are Mark Strout, Betty Pickering and Michael Gargan.
From left are Joe and Linda Flaherty, Eric Crane, and Sheryl James.
Jeff Avigian, left, and Tom Sangermano
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DANVERS — Well-wishers braved the snow Thursday night to congratulate the winners in Danvers Educational Enrichment Partnership’s eighth annual Hall of Honor ceremony.
Town Manager Wayne Marquis; Myrna Fearer, a retired newspaper writer; and Jack Kelley, a former adaptive physical education teacher, were honored this year for their contributions to the public schools. The event was held at the Danversport Yacht Club.
A proposed land swap with the state would allow a private developer to build a $20 million shopping plaza on Brimbal Avenue with stores, restaurants, a bank and medical offices. The plaza, to be called North Shore Commons, would have about twice as m
A Salem neighborhood got a partial reprieve yesterday when National Grid announced it no longer plans to install an underground transmission line down Derby Street, a narrow roadway that runs through a downtown business district. Not laying the new c
SALEM -- A Salem robbery investigation took a "Law and Order"-style turn when, police say, while seeking to question witnesses to a robbery, they discovered a prostitution business being run by the suspect's girlfriend. Now, both Aaron Pelletier, 44
DANVERS -- A lawyer who represented some business and property owners affected by the 2006 CAI ink plant explosion in Danversport has been indicted by a Suffolk County grand jury on charges that he invented additional, fictitious victims of the disas
SALEM -- The city is working on a plan to keep Salem Pioneer Village from closing this summer. Gordon College announced last month that it will not renew its agreement to manage the city-owned living history site. The Wenham college will finish its c
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