Jason Gilliland headlines Old Marblehead Improvement Association’s free annual gathering, which also includes awards for local people and businesses plus refreshments at Masonic Temple on Pleasant Street.
Town keeps 2024 gun law by wider margin, cools to public defender union as every precinct agrees
Registration grows faster than the vote, and Friday’s mail could still erase the gap with 2022
Salem Democrat who toppled an incumbent in 2014 could not persuade voters to do it again as Dan Koh is projected to succeed him
Friends of the Park on Elm Street will hold a soft opening of the Park on Elm, the former Gerry School playground, at 9 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 15. A ribbon-cutting will come first, and then the park opens to children. The Bagel Bus will bring bagels and Bond
Democrat beats Essex Republican Micah Quinney Jones as a far larger November electorate backs September’s six-way primary choice
Unofficial results from Marblehead’s six precincts, from the U.S. Senate race to 10 ballot questions, posted as the town clerk and the state report them.
From Massachusetts’ statewide contests to pivotal congressional races and the battle for control of Congress, here are the Election Day storylines we’re following as voters render their verdict.
Tickets cost $15 when “We Are Monsters,” a children’s musical with 21 young actors, plays Nov. 14-16.
Five unpaid part-time posts, including director plus four chair positions covering sponsorships, donations, communications and fulfillment, each ask for a few hours weekly.
Sept. 14 9:26 a.m. — A Madison Road resident reported an alleged scam involving a $50 lamp she was trying to sell on Facebook Marketplace. Officer Adam Mastrangelo was dispatched to Madison Road, where the woman told him she had been contacted out of the blue about the lamp
Before the polls opened, 5,283 residents had voted by mail or early in person. Polls close at 8 p.m., and mail ballots must reach a drop box or the Town Clerk by then.
Finance Committee to taxpayers: Watch for the third-quarter bill
The town will perambulate its historic public ways starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, at Abbot Hall, Town Administrator Thatcher Kezer told the Select Board on Oct. 28. Town historian Don Doliber will open the event with an introduction. Participants then split up and walk their assigned routes
The Select Board will hold its annual tax classification hearing and set the fiscal 2027 tax rate at its Dec. 8 meeting, Town Administrator Thatcher Kezer said Oct. 28. The assessors and the town's other finance offices are preparing for the hearing. Patriot Properties, the town's
Trick-or-treaters waited for dusk Saturday, then filled Marblehead’s side streets as the light faded