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Marblehead Public Schools will remain closed Tuesday, Feb. 24, adding a second weather-related closure and effectively extending the February school-break week by two days.
Marblehead Public Schools closed Tuesday
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Eight possible outcomes, two gates: Marblehead’s override faces Town Meeting before it faces voters
A June 9 override could permanently lift the levy ceiling, with the largest package adding $1,782 by Year 3 for a typical single-family property.
Marblehead police badge carries ‘Spirit of ‘76’ into Revolution 250
The temporary uniform change honors seafaring soldiers under Col. John Glover, whose crews helped save Washington’s army during key retreats and crossings.
Schaeffner joins Select Board race as Fox eyes School Committee comeback
Voters now face races shaped by budget strain, lost grant access, reduced services and pressure to resolve housing law compliance.
PHOTO ESSAY: Signs of spring in Marblehead
Warmer days draw residents outdoors as gardens stir, boats return and harborside paths fill with walkers after a long winter.
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Eight possible outcomes, two gates: Marblehead’s override faces Town Meeting before it faces voters
A June 9 override could permanently lift the levy ceiling, with the largest package adding $1,782 by Year 3 for a typical single-family property.
Tucker urges Marblehead families to take underage drinking seriously
Parents who allow underage drinking in their homes risk criminal charges, including possible jail time and fines reaching $2,000, officials told residents at a public forum.
Marblehead police badge carries ‘Spirit of ‘76’ into Revolution 250
The temporary uniform change honors seafaring soldiers under Col. John Glover, whose crews helped save Washington’s army during key retreats and crossings.
TO THE EDITOR: Officials urge prom and graduation safety
To the editor: Dear Marblehead High School students, parents, guardians, faculty and community members: As prom and graduation season approaches, Marblehead Public Schools, the Marblehead Police Department and the Essex County District Attorney’s Office are joining together to ask every family and every student to make safety the priority.