Marblehead author Jennifer Rizzo releases first book ‘Uprising’
First of duology longlisted for 2026 Chaucer Prize for Historical Fiction
First of duology longlisted for 2026 Chaucer Prize for Historical Fiction
The Board of Health member will drop the cap, and the Select Board chair concedes the room ban should have been discussed first
Winner of $100-ticket drawing, held Dec. 4 during tree lighting, could take home as much as $20,000 if all 400 sell.
Retired Army colonel urges civic duty beyond uniforms as a permanent memorial chair for prisoners of war and those missing in action takes its place at Abbot Hall
Marblehead Harbor Rotary will award artwork during intermission of Dec. 12 concert in Abbot Hall, where floor seats cost $85 and balcony seats $45.
McMahon asks which rule he broke; Fox cites respect for a historic space
The town’s veterans agent refinished the seat, which is more than 200 years old, and U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton will hold a forum for veterans that afternoon.
Annual town-run perambulation keeps centuries-old alleys and stone steps in public use despite a wet Saturday
His family stood at center court during the Oct. 23 game against the New York Knicks; a release says the 17-year-old’s decision months earlier to register as an organ donor saved five lives.
Tickets run $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and $5 for students at both 7 p.m. performances inside Nelson Aldrich Performing Arts Center on Pleasant Street.
Friday preview party costs $25 per person, and its ticket holders get first pick when stalls open during that evening’s second hour.
Drivers may park at National Grand Bank Wednesday morning, Nov. 11, with rides starting at 9 a.m.
Seven years after the first signs of trouble, a crew begins the $37,450 first phase on Harris Street
Residents can bring bill ideas and complaints about state government to three stops Nov. 9 and 10
Topsfield’s town administrator, a former Beverly chief of staff, will take over from Thatcher Kezer after the New Year
Adults may revisit Spirographs, Lite-Brites and K’NEX at a Nov. 18 maker night, while Greater Salem Ballet Company brings pointe shoes for families.