North Shore Today Extra: Legislative update from Beverly Rep. Jerry Parisella & Sen. Joan Lovely
Weather – Sunny today with temps to the low 50s.
Weather History – Check out the notes & video below on the March storm of 1993
Sports: Sunday hockey state championship games posted below. Game report tonight on St. Mary’s girls basketball game.
Community Announcements – Photos – Sports (Below)
2024 Salem Scholarship Application Now Available – The City of Salem’s Scholarship and Education Committee has released the scholarship application form for students graduating from Salem High School, Salem Academy Charter School, Essex North Shore Agricultural & Technical School, or other area high schools, and entering college or university in the fall. The one-page application, in either PDF or digital format, is available now at www.salem.com/scholarship. The application can be submitted either in hard copy or electronically through the website. Either way, complete application packets are due by May 10, 2024.
“In Salem, education is a community mission,” said Mayor Dominick Pangallo, who appoints the members of the Scholarship and Education Committee. “Scholarship Fund awards are entirely funded by generous donations from Salem residents, businesses, and other members of our community. I encourage all who can to donate to support these scholarships and, for our eligible students, to apply for this year’s round of scholarship awards before the May 10th deadline.”
In June of 1987, Salem Mayor Tony Salvo and Superintendent of Schools Hank O’Donnell advanced a proposal to adopt Chapter 194 of the Acts of 1986, a measure that enabled cities and towns to set up a scholarship account for graduating seniors, funded through voluntary donations made by local residents on their tax bills. The City of Salem’s Scholarship and Education Committee oversees both the Scholarship Fund, to provide educational financial aid to deserving city residents and the Education Fund, to provide supplemental educational funding for local educational needs or to provide funding for existing adult literacy programs. If you would like to donate to either the Scholarship Fund or the Education Fund, use the donate button at www.salem.com/scholarship.
Stoneham Police and Fire Respond to Rollover Crash on Marble Street, Monday.
City of Lynn – In celebration of Women’s History Month, the City of Lynn is hosting a panel featuring local trailblazers. The panelists will share their stories, highlight their challenges, achievements, and lessons to inspire the next generation of trailblazers in Lynn.
Lynn Mayor Jared Nicholson – Honored to have joined LifeScene as the keynote speaker for the recent Project Success Graduation, a program that prioritizes youth empowerment and growth
My Brother’s Table – Two volunteers started as strangers and ended up realizing they live just a few streets apart! As Marissa, a student at @Merrimack, and Michelle made sandwiches together, they discovered this beautiful connection. Let’s keep spreading love and building bonds at MBT!
National Weather Service – in Weather History: March 12-14, 1993. The “March Superstorm” produced blizzard conditions from Georgia to New England! More: Video Below
Sports
Essex Tech Baseball
