3 hrs ago | Patch.com
Swampscott Farmers' Market A Go
A Recreation Director Danielle Strauss and Recreation Commission member Glenn Kessler announced to selectmen on Wednesday that the commission is committed to opening a Swampscott Farmers' Market this year.
6 hrs ago | Patch.com
Police Summons Teen for Carrying Knife at Middle School
The following excerpts are from reports in the Peabody Police Department press log from Feb.
10 hrs ago | Patch.com
Henry's to Operate Tea House, Voters Back Liquor License
The Wenham Tea House earned the unanimous backing of Town Meeting voters in less than five minutes on Wednesday night, giving approval for town leaders go to the Legislature with a request for a liquor license.
11 hrs ago | Patch.com
5 Things You Need To Know Today, Feb. 16
Welcome to 5 Things, your daily resource for community events, happenings in town, and little tidbits of information.
Two Shoplifters Arrested After Chase Down Route 114
The following are excerpts from the Danvers Police department log, Monday, Feb. 13 through Tuesday, Feb.
6 Apartment Rental Opportunities in Danvers
Here's our latest real estate feature: we're checking out the new apartment listings each week in town, compiled with the help of AOL Real Estate and Craiglist .
What's the Latest on Route 128 Construction? [IMAGES]
At the start of the new year we mentioned that the Route 128 construction in Danvers would be completed by the spring of 2012 .
5 Things You Need To Know Today, Feb. 14
Welcome to 5 Things, your daily resource for community events, happenings in town, and little tidbits of information.
Autistic Danvers Boy Denied Skating Lessons, Policy Changes in Store
"We know Jack is different. We just want him to be able to enjoy some of the same things as other kids," Lea Irzyk wrote to the Salem News in a letter that went viral after it was published on Friday, Feb.
Men Spotted Wearing Capes, Masks Near Qdoba
The following excerpts are from reports in the Peabody Police Department press log from Feb.
Letter: Autistic boy may not skate
According to a Letter to the Editor in the Salem News, Lea Irzyk, of Danvers, says she called a Peabody rink to sign up her son for skating lessons, but was told they would not be able to make accommodations for him.
You Ask, Patch Answers: What Can We Recycle?
Now that mandatory recycling is underway, and looks encouraging , many residents want to do their best to adhere to the town's new guidelines , while also helping the environment and saving the town money .
Top Stories of the Week: Feb. 5-11
A two-alarm mulch fire off Farm Avenue started off the week on Monday while shortly before, state police revealed that a Peabody man was the victim in a fatal car crash on Route 128 in Danvers the night before.
This Week in Town History: Danvers In Love [IMAGES]
With Valentine's Day approaching we thought it would be fun to take a look back at how Danvers businesses celebrated February 14.
License plate symbols touted as ID tool
Magi Bish has said it over and over. She saw a white car near Comins Pond in Warren before her daughter, Molly Anne Bish, disappeared.
Love in the Air at Romantic Danvers Restaurants
Perhaps at no time is romance more alive than on Valentines Day, when couples and families celebrate the simple act of loving one another.
Tales from the Police Log: Feb. 3-10
Here are the highlights, for one reason or another, from the pages of the Peabody Police Department press log this week.
Witches work? Forced recycling a success near Salem
Feb. 10 -- After switching to mandatory recycling on Jan. 23, a town five miles from Salem, Mass., has seen its recycling loads double from the same period last year.