Weather – Sunny Today with temps only to the mid 40s. Warmer Friday and this weekend.
Community News Notes – Photos – Sports
In Memoriam: Carl Hens Beliard Remembrance Vigil – From Salem State University
To Our Viking Community:
We are sad to share that we lost a member of our student-athlete community last evening. Carl Hens Beliard, a freshman basketball player from Worcester, Mass. was set to begin his basketball career with the Vikings next week.
Please join the Salem State community today, November 2 @ 7:00pm in Twohig Gymnasium as the athletics department will be hosting a vigil service in memory of Carl. Please keep Carl’s family, teammates, coaches and friends in your thoughts.
Town of Newbury – Town Administrator Tracy Blais has announced that the Town’s administrative team has been strengthened with the hiring of two new employees.
Eva Pastor has been named Town Accountant/Assistant Finance Director, while Jon Temple has been selected as IT Director.
Pastor has worked for seven years as Junior Accountant for the City of Methuen, performing numerous tasks to ensure smooth day-to-day operations. She previously worked in private-sector positions. Pastor currently serves on the Finance Committee in her hometown of North Andover.
Pastor holds an Associate’s degree in Accounting from Northern Essex Community College, a Bachelor’s degree in Business Studies from Merrimack College, and a working toward a Master’s degree in Accounting, also from Merrimack College.
Temple brings eight years of private-sector experience to Newbury, working with a variety of internet technology companies on all IT facets. He most recently worked with Hornblower Group, Inc.
Temple holds Associate’s degrees in Information Technology and Computer Applications from Northern Essex Community College as well as related certificates.
“We’re pleased to welcome Eva and Jon as they take on their new roles,” Town Administrator Blais said. “Their experience will make them a vital part of our team moving forward.”
Endicott College – Welcome to November! Enjoy this stunning snapshot of College Hall captured by Mazzie Hinsdale ’26.
Peabody Institute Library – Come in and check out our display of cookbooks all about Apples. Perfect way to use up all those apples from apple picking!
City of Lynn – In the Vision Lynn planning process, Lynners told us they wanted to see the transformation of the waterfront. The neighborhood has the opportunity to accommodate the kind of development that would provide the jobs, housing, and open space access the community wants.
City of Lynn – Join us for a summer night of stargazing! The Community Development Department’s High Rock Tower Observatory Starry Nights Program is currently open for registration for the November and December sessions. To register, click here: bit.ly/3MrL8IV
City of Lynn – The City of Lynn is proud to be #FundingUrbanForestry! Through funding from the Inflation Reduction Act, the U.S. Department of Agriculture – Forest Service is making historic investments in boosting the nation’s tree cover in urban, suburban, and rural communities nationwide.
Hamilton-Wenham Library – Drop in next Wed., 11/8 at 6:30pm to join retired locomotive engineer, Alan MacMillan for a history of our local railroads! This illustrated lecture includes artifacts of railroading and unique details about Hamilton’s locomotives. All are welcome; no registration required.
Triton High School – A huge thank you to the Rowley Fire Department for meeting with our Future Medical Professionals club on Monday afternoon!
Manchester-by-the Sea – Save the date and join us!
My Brothers Table Lynn – Grateful beyond words to the incredible volunteers from the Lynn Knights of Columbus who brought so much warmth and joy to our birthday celebration last week! Your generosity and hard work did not go unnoticed, and we hope to have you volunteering with us again soon. Thank you!
City of Beverly – It’s officially November, which means there are three opportunities to for leaf collection this month!
Peabody Institute Library – This week the Peabody Institute Library has 156 new books, five new movies, and two new music CDs. New items include Diary of a Wimpy Kid, ONE MORE TIMEà, Romney, Haunted Mansion, Enough, Going Infinite, The Way Forward, Worthy, and Absolution. wowbrary.org/nu.aspx?p=4542
Sports
Danvers High Golf – Congratulations to Danvers High School senior Bobby Fish who ended his impressive season finishing 11th out of a field of 92 at the State Championship in Brockton MA.
Beverly High Golf – Congratulations to our own Lucas Carbone for earning NEC All-Star, well played sir\
