The Abbot Public Library held an open house event on Wednesday morning to show off its newly completed renovations. A ...

The Jewish Community Center of the North Shore Sunday honored Jo Ann Simons and Jansi Chandler, the two coordinators of its ...

PEABODY — The School Committee met on Tuesday for the last time before the year comes to a close and discussed the first update on the Center Elementary School. Extensive renovations and repairs have ...

The School Committee passed a new public comment policy at its meeting Tuesday that was followed by another public ...

SWAMPSCOTT — The Police Department welcomed residents to join them at Starbucks for a conversation over a cup of coffee this past Saturday. The department hosted the event at the Starbucks location at ...

On Tuesday evening, the Housing Authority motioned to nominate Deborah Sawyer Nutter as the new Commissioner to fill the position’s vacancy. Amidst discussion of who would act as replacement, Nutter ...

CIA Operative and Lynn native Richard Fecteau was recognized at Lynn City Hall on Tuesday. In 1952, while on a covert mission for the CIA, Fecteau was shot down over China. He was held captive for 19 ...

The greatest football coach of all time, who accounts for eight Super Bowl rings and is a sure-fire, first-ballot Hall of ...

On May 6, the annual town meeting was held, which led to the approval of the Article 18 amendment to the town’s general by-laws. The amendment deleted Section 514A.00 and inserted a new Section ...

On Saturday, the Nahant Public Library will welcome certified coffee expert and chocolatier Kim Larkin to educate residents on the history and health benefits of chocolate while pairing it with ...

F.D. Flam Are there “toxic chemicals” in food killing Americans? That fear is getting lots of attention thanks to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to head the Department of ...

Breaking news coverage of the United Health Care murder manhunt was a moment for law enforcement, and they took full advantage of it. Police and political officials in New York City brayed about how ...