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Tower students help launch oyster reef restoration project
Fourth-graders will be part of the June 5 installation at Lead Mills Conservation Area, where shellfish structures and monitoring equipment are planned.
Marblehead Village School student wins second place in statewide writing initiative
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. A A Marblehead Village School student was recognized at the Massachusetts State House after earning second place in a statewide writing competition
Salem State to host 6th Congressional District debate June 17
Candidates hoping to replace U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton will take part in a free, moderated forum at Salem State, with registration required.
OBSERVER REPORT: Marblehead Housing Authority – May 19, 2026
Members in attendance: Board Member Jennifer Schaeffner; Board Member Bill Kuker; Board Member Terri Tauro; Board Member Jean Eldridge; Board Member Kristin DuBay Horton (arrived at 3:50 p.m.); Executive Director Cathy Sheehan Public Comment A tenant stated: “My comments are in regard to codes of conduct and ethics.
Citizens group presses alternate path as Marblehead override fight turns on tax math and trust
The dispute now centers on what voters are being asked to authorize, what taxpayers would pay first and whether a post-election fix is realistic.
Salem Arts Festival to return in June as 400th anniversary edition
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POLICE LOG: Truck snags wires, crypto scams and porch pirates
April 18 10:27 p.m. — Officer Christopher Gallo was dispatched to the area of Orne Street for a report of a loud group of juveniles. The caller, a resident, reported that the group had also allegedly taken a "do not enter" sign from the end of her
Singer closes five years on Marblehead Select Board
Her parting advice was direct: choose the right vote over the popular one, and never expect Marblehead’s sidelines to stay quiet.
In Marblehead, officers train in jiu-jitsu for the moments before force
Instructors framed the training as a way to build control before an encounter escalates, not as a replacement for academy instruction.
Override, trust and town divisions define Marblehead's 2026 candidates night
The forum framed the election as a choice about services, taxes and how local boards should govern when money is tight.
Marblehead’s down-ballot races focus on access, parks and public space
The League of Women Voters forum gave lesser-watched races a public airing before voters head to the polls June 9.
Friends of Marblehead Public Schools wraps record grant season, readies summer fundraiser
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Tie-dyed runners pack Brown School Fun Run, raising more than $31,000
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. Bib No. 95 came down the homestretch with a paper cup still in one hand, a purple headband sliding over her brow
Marblehead's 2026 Memorial Day in photos
Independent photographer Paula Muller covered the town's parade and cemetery ceremonies. A photo essay from the day's observances.
Marblehead closes four days of remembrance in rain and smoke
A harbor wreath, the Navy Hymn and a three-volley salute opened the town’s Memorial Day ceremonies at Clark’s Landing.