Nick and Marilyn Freeman celebrate 60 years of marriage
From a Coast Guard cutter to a Maine blueberry field, pair built a life on hard work and devotion.
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St. Andrew's fills October with blessings, awareness and rummage
Blessing of the Animals Oct. 10 Bring your best friend — or your favorite stuffed animal. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church holds its lighthearted, non-denominational Blessing of the Animals on Saturday, Oct. 10 at 11 a.m. outdoors on the church plaza; in case of rain the service moves
COLLEEN'S GARDEN: Battening down the beds
A nor’easter calls for securing containers, clearing drains and putting several inches of rain to work in the garden.
Marblehead Museum debuts Old Burial Hill walking tour
Dan Marshall guides Oct. 9 and Oct. 16 visits through 1638 graveyard; tickets $10 members, $15 public
Me&Thee to open season with heartland music Oct. 2
Me&Thee Music is opening its winter/spring season with an evening of 'Music from the Heartland.'
Marlys (Sather) Russell, 83
Marlys (Sather) Russell of Marblehead, a devoted mother and grandmother and a longtime executive director of Camp Fire of the North Shore, died on Monday, Sept. 21. She was 83. A graduate of Yankton High School in Yankton, S.D., and Augustana College in Sioux Falls, S.D., she began
Mary P. (Kelley) Gillis, 90
Mary Pauline (Kelley) Gillis, age 90, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, September 23. She was the loving wife and best friend of the late Dexter C. Gillis with whom she shared over 52 years of marriage. The daughter of the late John Leo Kelley Jr. and Sarah (Crowell) Kelley, Mary
Marblehead under coastal flood warning as nor'easter arrives
Town says causeway to the Neck could close as forecasters expect gusts to 60 mph and several inches of rain through Monday
BENEATH THE BLUE: Sizing up a striper
A narrow legal slot makes pursuing one of New England’s most prized game fish an added challenge beneath the surface.
Eight years in, Light Commission set to consider joining state renewable energy trust Tuesday
Irrevocable charge would cost ratepayers about $50,000 a year
Torres earns State House honor months after taking over Driftwood
Marblehead restaurateur, nominated by Rep. Jenny Armini, joins Latino Excellence on the Hill awardees while her family keeps a nearly 60-year-old Front Street breakfast counter familiar.
POLICE LOG: Boater loses beer to thieves, man falls overboard and a car turns up at the wrong lot
Aug. 2 7:32 p.m. — Officer Robert Picariello was patrolling the Neck and causeway area when he noticed a moped being operated by a man who was not wearing a helmet. Picariello turned around and stopped the moped on the causeway. The operator told the officer he knew a
POW/MIA chair reaches Abbot Hall 12 years after first vote, spot still undecided
Select Board accepts restored antique as memorial to missing service members; where it will stand depends on rearranging a crowded meeting room
Marblehead Arts Association seeks artist members
The Marblehead Arts Association is seeking artist members; artwork for jury consideration is due Oct. 13.
Festival Chorus to begin rehearsals for holiday concerts
Registration opens Sept. 30 at Old North Church; December program centers on a Ristori Christmas Mass.
Marblehead Counseling Center announces Swamp-Stock fundraiser
The flyer for ‘Swamp-Stock: Rock the Night!,’ a five-band fundraiser for the Marblehead Counseling Center at the Swampscott Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday, Oct. 1, 6–11 p.m. Tickets are $60.