Black Lives Matter protest held in the rain in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — Demonstrators gathered in the rain outside Vinnin Square’s Santander Bank Saturday to protest what they say was a racially-motivated incident... Read more.
Local clerks preparing for Tuesday’s primary
Local clerks and election officials are anticipating the turnout for this year’s state primary will be higher than usual, but the additional volume won’t... Read more.
Saugus RiverWalk project achieves milestone
SAUGUS — The town’s RiverWalk project has reached a notable milestone. A Notice of Intent application has been filed with the Saugus Conservation Commission... Read more.
Shelling out a donation in Nahant
NAHANT — Conservationist Michael Coller proudly presented a $220 check using funds raised from his homemade jewelry to members of Nahant Preservation Trust... Read more.
In Marblehead, a sign
MARBLEHEAD — Early passersby along the Marblehead Causeway Wednesday morning may have witnessed an odd sight. A programmable LED sign — located on Ocean Ave.... Read more.
Nahant Women’s Club celebrates in ‘style’
Lynn Shore Drive was awash in white Sunday as the Nahant Women’s Club took to the streets to celebrate the 19th Amendment’s centennial year in suffragette style. ... Read more.
Nahant wades into water upgrades
NAHANT — Water main upgrades are underway in Nahant. Last week, Town Administrator Antonio Barletta announced that work would begin today and continue through... Read more.
Supporters again deliver for post office in Salem
SALEM — Dozens of protestors showed support for the U.S. Postal service Saturday morning, gathering outside the Salem Post Office amid growing concerns that a... Read more.
Early voting begins today
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and a new voting law enacted by Gov. Charlie Baker in July, Massachusetts voters have more options to cast their votes than ever... Read more.
AFC Urgent Care a COVID-19 testing site for Saugus
SAUGUS — AFC Urgent Care, located at 371 Broadway in Saugus, is now a community-based testing site for COVID-19. The news comes less than a week after the... Read more.