Friday, June 7 – Salem Man Dies in New Hampshire Crash – Marblehead Selects School Superintendent – The Many Services at the Beverly Library Highlighted

North Shore Today Extra – Beverly Library Director Allison Babin at City Council Meeting

Sports – Additional notes / photos are posted below

Weather – Clouds and sun today with temps to the 70s, warmer inland.

Community Announcements – Photos – Sports (Below)

City of Peabody

City of Lynn – The first annual Cook Street Park Community Fiesta will take place on Saturday, June 8th from 10am-3pm.

Innovate Gloucester – The 2nd Public Forum on the Section 3A Zoning Process will be held on Wednesday June 12th, from 6-8pm at Gloucester City Hall to discuss the Draft MBTA Communities zoning district scenarios. For questions, please reach out to mbtafeedback@gloucester-ma.gov

Cape Ann Museum – See you tonight at First Friday: Art After Hours—Lavender Speakeasy on Fri., 6/7 from 6–8 pm! Kick off Pride Month, wear your finest outfits, & learn about local & regional queer history. Experience free admission, art, live music, books & beer! tinyurl.com/lavendar67

Town of Ipswich – The Select Board seeks residents to serve on the Town Government Study Committee! Apply online today! tinyurl.com/mthcjvp2 There are two staggered term seats for appointment by the Select Board. A 3-year term and a 2-year term. Consider volunteering for your community!

Town of Wenham – Please join us Wednesday, June 12th at 6:00 PM, in celebration of Juneteenth!

Town of Hamilton will sponsor the first of several community-wide public engagements to share information and gather public input on several major projects and decisions that will be facing the community over the next year or so.
This is the first of these of these public forums. The tentative name is Challenges and Opportunities: A Community Forum about our Town Center and the Cutler School Project. The forum will precede the town’s planned year-long engagement with consultants from Utile, aimed at developing a vision and new zoning for the Town Center that will ultimately be presented to Town Meeting for a vote next April.
Subsequent forums may address issues such as growth and development, chapter 40B housing, and Gordon Conwell site development.

Sports

Hamilton-Wenham girls tennis team beat Sutton 5-0 today for their third straight trip to the MIAA D4 Final Four where they will play the winner of Ipswich vs. Hopedale.

Winners for the Generals were

#1 Emma Jani 6-1,6-0

#2 Naomi Provost 6-1, 6-0

#3 Ellie Holbrook 6-2, 2-6, 10-1

Sutton’s doubles played outstanding and the scores were not as indicative of how competitive the match was as many of the games went to deuce multiple times

Winners for the Generals at doubles:

#1 Sienna Gregory and Emily McIntosh 6-0, 6-1

#2 Maddie Minich and Angelina Meimeteas 6-0, 6-1

“I’m really proud of these girls…only two of them (Provost & Gregory) started last year when we made the final four, so it truly is a testament to the work they all put into better their games coming into the season. They have gelled so nicely as a unit and push each other everyday.” – Coach Joe Maher

Masconomet Athletics – Masconomet is happy to announce that Jaycob Morales has been named our new Boys’ Varsity Basketball Coach!

Pentucket Track – Thanks and good luck luck to all our seniors! They will be missed!

Rockport Athletics – Coach Mary Ryan being recognized ny Represenative Ann-Margaret Ferrante and Senator Bruce Tarr last eveing at our annual spring sporta awards eveing! 40 plus years and over 700 games all for Rockport high School. Thank you so much coach Ry!

North Reading Athletics – Congratulations and Thank you to the 265 North Reading student athletes honored at our annual Spring Sports Awards night. Thanks for being Hornets!