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All creatures great and small were honored at St. Andrew's Blessing of the Animals
"May God bless you, your beloved pet and those whose lives you touch together," was the simple prayer offered to all companions both stuffed and lively
'Of sad hours & happy days' on display in Marblehead
Artist Nicholas Kent turns the mundane into the extraordinary with his new show at the Stetson Gallery,
New volunteer group launches to support Marblehead rail trail
A new volunteer group has formed to help maintain and improve the town's rail trail, its founders announced Sept. 22. Friends of the Marblehead Rail Trail plans to focus on maintaining, enhancing and promoting the trail, the group said in a statement. Organizers intend to work with the
Jane Austin (Ramsay) Key, 82
Jane Austin (Ramsay) Key passed away September 25, at her home in Marblehead. She was 82. She was born in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, in 1944, the daughter of Anne Austin (Belyea) Ramsay, a descendant of New York Loyalists who settled in New Brunswick after the American Revolution and
Owen Paradise Coyne, 17
Owen Paradise Coyne, of Marblehead, passed away tragically and unexpectedly on Oct. 1 due to complications following a brain hemorrhage. Owen, known as “Owie” to his family and “OC” to friends, teammates and coaches, was a true gift to everyone who ever had the privilege of meeting him. He entered
Reynolds Field input sessions could shape shift from refrigerated rink
With an indoor rink planned at the YMCA, Recreation and Parks is seeking residents’ ideas for Reynolds Field as it reconsiders a refrigerated outdoor rink.
POLICE LOG: Residents report stolen airline miles, unauthorized $5,400 withdrawal
Get our free local reporting delivered straight to your inbox. No noise, no spam — just clear, independent coverage of Marblehead. Sign up for our once-a-week newsletter. Sept. 1 12:02 p.m. — An Overlook Road resident came to the police station lobby to report an alleged attempted scam
‘No words’: Marblehead grieves football captain Owen Coyne
Family remembers beloved son and brother; counselors open high school doors through Sunday
COMPUTERS 101: Running out of space? Check where first
Before clicking a storage warning or paying for more space, check what’s actually full. Your phone, computer and cloud account each have their own limits.
This Halloween season, MLT presents Medea, running Oct. 2-18
You think modern thrillers are dark? Meet the original nightmare. Forget haunted houses—this October, step inside a home falling apart from the inside out. Long before horror movies gave us vengeful antiheroes and psychological obsession, Euripides wrote Medea: the story of the first sorceress, a woman betrayed, exiled, and
TO THE EDITOR: Voting is a fundamental responsibility
To the editor: On Nov. 3, I hope every eligible voter will take the time to become informed, consider the choices and cast their ballot. Our democracy depends on the participation of its people. Voting matters, not simply as a political activity, but as one of the fundamental responsibilities and
Museum to host celebration of life for Standley Goodwin
Get our free local reporting delivered straight to your inbox. No noise, no spam — just clear, independent coverage of Marblehead. Sign up for our once-a-week newsletter. The Marblehead Museum will host a public celebration of life for Standley Goodwin from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15,
Standley Goodwin, who read Old Burial Hill stone by stone, dies at 88
Lifelong native brought a patient, exacting eye to boats and headstones.
Ratepayers to pay surcharge as Marblehead Light Commission joins state trust
Annual charge of $51,000 buys grant access or a guaranteed check to the town, depending on who is counting; winter discount heads to Oct. 14 hearing.