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Podcast: KIPP Football Prepares for Saturday’s D8 Super Bowl – Hear from Coach Jim Rabbitt

Posted on November 30, 2022 by msonewsp |

LYNN (Podcast) KIPP Academy football is headed for their first ever MIAA Super Bowl. Saturday morning (10) KIPP (7-4) will face off against Hull (11-0) at Gillette Stadium in the Division 8 championship game. KIPP has won three playoff games…

Podcast: Everything You Need to Know About the 2022 MIAA Super Bowls – Boston Herald’s Danny Ventura on High School Football

Posted on November 30, 2022 by msonewsp |

GILLETTE STADIUM HOSTING MIAA STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS THIS FRIDAY, DEC. 2 AND SATURDAY, DEC. 3 Danny Ventura – Boston Herald Regional High School Sports Editor with Bill Newell – Talking Football Everything You Need to Know About 2022 MIAA Super…

(Audio) City of Salem Call for Temporary Interactive Public Art – “Merry and Bright” Underway – Naumkaeg Portraits to Be Dedicated – Hear from Julie Barry

Posted on November 30, 2022 by msonewsp |

SALEM – While there are those getting ready to hibernate soon or get ready for “a long winter’s nap,” Julie Barry, Senior Planner of Arts and Culture in the city of Salem, is busy promoting a new and unique interactive…

Wednesday, 11/30 – Former Salem Mayor Neil Harrington to Run Again – Local News & Sports Podcast – Holiday Events

Posted on November 30, 2022 by msonewsp |

Weather – National Weather Service – Strong, potentially damaging winds are expected today and Thursday, with wind gusts as high as 55 mph possible. The strongest winds will be between 3pm and 10pm today, then again Thursday afternoon. Community…

Harrington Trophy Football Player of the Week: QB Juan Setalsingh, KIPP Academy Football – 5 TD Passes & More

Posted on November 29, 2022 by msonewsp |

LYNN (Video – Photos) KIPP Academy football defeated Lynn Tech 54-48 in the Thanksgiving eve matchup at Manning Field in Lynn. KIPP quarterback Juan Setalsingh won this week’s Harrington Trophy North Shore Football Player of the week award for this…

State Police Investigate the Death of a Beverly Woman – Body Found Today in Wetland Near Merrimack River

Posted on November 29, 2022 by msonewsp |

STATE POLICE REPORT – SALISBURY – At approximately 11:20 AM today Massachusetts State Police Troopers located an abandoned vehicle parked in the breakdown lane of Route 95 South, south of the Whittier Bridge in Newburyport. The bridge spans the Merrimack River.…

(Audio) Post-Season Wrap-up with Newburyport Director of Athletics Kyle Dodsdon – Clippers Nearly Swept All CAL Championships

Posted on November 29, 2022 by msonewsp |

NEWBURYPORT – Of the eight sports that Newburyport High School participated in during the Fall, 2022, high school season, the Clippers finished with six Cape Ann League championships and one state championship. Newburyport took titles in boys’ soocer, girls’ soccer,…

(Audio) From the State House with MA State Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr – Mail, Email, Phone Calls, and Handshakes

Posted on November 29, 2022 by msonewsp |

GLOUCESTER – Massachusetts State Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr is as affable and accessible as a public official can possibly be. However, with a constituency approaching 200,000, the Senator has a variety of ways to interact with the public…including mail,…

St. Johns Prep Heading to Saturday’s D1 MIAA Super Bowl – Hear from Coach Brian St. Pierre on the “Big Game”

Posted on November 29, 2022 by msonewsp |

DANVERS (Podcast) St. John’s Prep will meet Springfield Central in Saturday’s MIAA Division One Super Bowl football game at Gillette Stadium (12:30). In the Prep’s last bowl appearance in 2019 they defeated Catholic Memorial 20-14 and Saturday’s game will mark…

Tuesday, Nov. 29 – Opioid Crisis State Updates – MBTA May Take Lynn Land – Saugus Looks for Cliftondale Square Improvements

Posted on November 29, 2022 by msonewsp |

Weather – National Weather Service – Seasonably cool Tuesday with high temperatures in the 40s. Although, it will feel quite pleasant given abundant sunshine & light winds. The exception maybe across eastern MA, where more clouds than sunshine is…

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