Marblehead walks seniors through new means-tested tax exemption
Applications open Nov. 1 for first-year program; officials urge residents to call with questions
Applications open Nov. 1 for first-year program; officials urge residents to call with questions
Select Board interviews Harutunian, Callahan and Main Nov. 4, with appointment vote possible that night
Shops handed out candy, St. Michael’s Church held its Spooktacular and the Lee Mansion garden filled with painted pumpkins Thursday afternoon
Tickets cost $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and $5 for students for two evening shows based on Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson books.
Washington Street closes Thursday afternoon; police recommend Saturday trick-or-treating from 5 to 8 p.m.
Jim Zisson presses Dan Fox on whether a daytime financial review needed public notice; a written reply is due within 14 business days
Select Board chair says departments are on track through September, with restored cuts taking biggest piece from $4.3 million draw
More than one in four registered voters had already voted by Thursday afternoon, and early voting closed at noon Friday.
Works by artist members in fine art, 3D and photography go on view Saturday, Nov. 7, with a reception the next afternoon; galleries keep Wednesday-through-Sunday hours through Dec. 24.
Select Board backs chief’s pick; academy training could begin Jan. 25
Early in-person hours at Abbot Hall end at noon Friday, and the September primary showed the town backing two hometown candidates who lost districtwide.
Envelopes dropped in a mailbox after Tuesday may miss Election Day, the secretary of the commonwealth said, though those postmarked in time can still arrive through Nov. 6.
Select Board chair says numbers through September are already posted online
Doors open 7:15 p.m. Friday, with the 8 p.m. show billed as a song swap, the organization said.
Two Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute doctors will discuss CAR T-cell and glioblastoma trials; Filip Grubor and Kylynn McKinley won the 5K on Oct. 17.
Entries cost $10 apiece, are due Nov. 30 and must exclude AI-generated imagery; a public ballot in December picks a winner who receives $150.