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Middleton grew most in last year
The fastest growing local community is Middleton, recently released population estimates for 2008 show.
WWII comes to life Saturday in Wenham
Your grandfather, or maybe you, might relish telling stories about World War II, but what if those tales could really spring to life? They will at the Wenham Museum's fifth annual World War II Living History Day on Saturday.
NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA
New assistant principal, special ed director hired
"I plan to hit the ground running," Jennifer Turner told the School Committee last week.
Church-based support groups console unemployed
Connie Durgin, left, and Sandra Friedrich of Wenham, Mass. participate in an unemployed prayer support group meeting in Beverly, Mass.
Job seekers seek solace with fellow faithful
Her fellow job seekers offer knowing groans as Diane Castro recalls the day she was laid off: The fear of being summoned to the front office.
Ambulance services to lower, waive fees if towns share
Local ambulance service providers are locked in a bidding war, and taxpayers are the winners.
Police nab suspect in Wenham burglary try
Police arrested a 20-year-old Hamilton man yesterday following a search of the woods around a Gussett Road home, where a break-in was reported.
GloucesterTimes.com, Gloucester, MA
Town Talk: Essex Seafood hosting breast cancer benefit event
Geneva Beaudry, a Wenham resident, has put together a fund-raiser slated for Wednesday at Essex Seafood from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. to benefit the Boston Breast Cancer 3-Day Series, where thousands of men and women will walk 60 miles over three days to raise money for the National Philanthropic Trust Breast Cancer Fund and Susan G. Komen for the ...
Letter: Wenham CC golfers have this family living under siege
We have been residents of Wenham since 1985. We live at 79 Main St., next to Canaan Farm and directly across from the Wenham Country Club golf course.
Our view: Frugality the new reality for cities, towns
Money is tight, city and town budgets are stretched, and public employee unions, with a few exceptions, have not been inclined to give back benefits previously won at the bargaining table.
Town seeks deal with Lyons service
For sale: Two fully equipped, well-maintained, slightly used ambulances. The town service, mothballed since last fall, appeared to receive the coup de grace last night, as the selectmen are poised to sign a contract with Lyons Ambulance to take over medical transports for at least the next three years, and possibly five.
Here is the church, here is the steeple
There are perhaps no more evocative symbols of small-town New England than the spindly white spires capping some of the oldest churches in America - which makes the steeple of the First Church in Wenham so jarring to the thousands of motorists passing it each day on Route 1A.
Ex-Raytheon CEO gives archives to Mass. school
The former chief executive of Raytheon has donated his archives to Gordon College and has established a $100,000 scholarship at the school on Boston's North Shore.
Commission releases long-awaited school budget analysis
It costs a lot to run a good school system, especially if you're not getting as much state aid as other communities.
NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA
Finalist chosen for assistant principal
Superintendent Carol Jacobs is negotiating with a finalist to be middle/high school assistant principal.
NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA
Opinion: Beware unintended consequences of taxing colleges and universities
The temptation to blame others for problems of your own making is almost irresistible.
Airport crash staged for training
Emergency responders from four communities put out fires, rescued victims and dealt with a few surprises yesterday during a simulated plane crash at Beverly Airport.
Shore Country Day School honor roll
The following students from North Shore towns were named to the honor roll for the second trimester of 2008-2009 at Shore Country Day School: HONORS Grade six: Aisling Batchelder and Duncan Lechner of Manchester; Christopher Brady, Matt Sheridan and Ali Sledge of Marblehead; Samantha Brainard of Wenham; James Burr, Carter Daume, Lizzie Flynn, Lily ...
EagleTribune.com, North Andover, MA
Essex board posts loss of 33 percent
The Essex Regional Retirement Board posted a 33 percent loss last year, the worst of the 107 retirement systems in Massachusetts.
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