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Producer getting local double screening
May 23--Films by Gloucester's Sarah Green, an Oscar-nominated producer, are now showing both in her hometown and at a nearby cineplex.
18 hrs ago | Lowell Sun
Senate motors through budget amendments
Tacking on special commissions and bumping up spending in areas across the nearly $33.9 billion budget proposal, the Senate on Wednesday charged through more than half the 725 amendments before it during its first day of annual budget deliberations.
Projects to benefit from mine grants
Stratford and Duralie Coal general manager Doug Gordon a Sjoined representatives from 19 community groups for the presentation of funds from its community grants program.
Danvers Man Killed in Incident with Vehicle
A Danvers man was killed early Saturday morning after an incident outside a Gloucester apartment complex.
Lawmaker Pushes Bill To Let Mass. To Recoup Benefits From Terrorists
A Republican lawmaker is pushing for a law allowing Massachusetts to recoup public benefits given to anyone later convicted of using of a weapon of mass destruction.
Gloucester Discusses Fishing Industry Disaster Relief Plan With NOAA
The City of Gloucester says preserving New England's fishing industry is in the nation's best interest, but they'll need federal dollars to save it.
Senate Releases $34 Billion Budget Proposal
The Massachusetts State Senate Ways & Means Committee released a budget proposal Wednesday just shy of $34 billion for fiscal year 2014 that falls short of several of Gov.
P&C gets its bus for high school
GLOUCESTER families haven't been forgotten in the 2013 Federal Budget with $45,000 allocated to a long-running P&C campaign to buy a school bus.
Fishing interests begin to map strategy
When fisheries regulation gets a makeover in the next year or two, the New England fishery intends to get into the debate early to impress on regulators how badly served the region has been under existing rules.
Police Memorial Sunday to be Observed This Weekend
Police Memorial Sunday will be observed this weekend in Hamilton. The Hamilton Police Relief Association is organizing the event as part of Police Memorial Week.
Firefighters Stay Sharp at Riverhead
Twenty-eight firefighters converged on Riverhead Beach Wednesday running a network of lines through fire trucks and sending streams of water arcing into the harbor.
Products Made in Massachusetts
Many products from famous and up-and-coming companies are made in Massachusetts including toys, drugs, and robots.
Committee to consider herring and shad catch limits
The Mackerel-Squid-Butterfish Monitoring Committee of the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council plans two meetings to develop specifications for next year.
Five Things to Know on May 7: Wenham to Get Update on Finance Department
Enjoy some of the nature that Plum Island has to offer via bike when you ride through this 6-mile barrier beach that extends south of Newburyport.
Gloucester woman, 46, and Rhode Island man, 49, identified as Gloucester drowning victims
Police today identified the two people who drowned when they were swept into the Atlantic Ocean while walking along the rocky shores of Brace Cove in this North Shore city on Sunday.
2 dead after being pulled from water in Mass.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. - Officials say two people are dead after being pulled from the water off Gloucester's Eastern Point.
Eric and Dorothy Worsdell of Spring Hill to mark 70th anniversary
This is no small feat of memory, given that she wore this gown to a ball in Truro, Nova Scotia, on New Year's Eve, 1942.
Nonpartisan Redistricting Maps: A Closer Look at Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
This diary is partly a response to Stephen Wolf's amazing diary about nonpartisan redistricting.
School Committee May Postpone Warrant Articles
West wind 9 to 16 mph. Sunrise: 5:46 a.m. High tide: 11:33 a.m. Low tide: 5:35 p.m. Sunset: 7:36 p.m. 2. Civic Meetings I: Town business gets addressed in several meetings today, among them the Municipal Light Board set for 4 p.m. at 80 Commercial St.