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Restaurants Eligible for Federal Relief Funds; City Caught off Guard by Power Plant Co.; Danvers Town Election Today

Posted on May 4, 2021 by |

Tuesday NSNN headlines: Restaurants Eligible for Federal Relief Funds; City Caught off Guard by Power Plant Co.; Danvers Town Election Today; Gloucester High students back full-time soon North Shore News Now

CONNECTIONS: Reverend Vernon K. Walker – Discusses Boston Mayoral Race, Derek Chauvin Decision, and Environmental Justice

Posted on May 3, 2021 by |

BOSTON – Revered Vernon K. Walker, Policy Director of the Young Democrats of Massachusetts, visits CONNECTIONS today to discuss a variety of topics, including: how the Boston Mayoral race is beginning to look; what the outcome of the Derek Chauvin…

Beverly Homecoming Event Trimmed to Five Days; Marshall’s Thieves Caught; Outdoor Mask Order Still in Effect in Salem; Gloucester Vax Clinics Below

Posted on May 3, 2021 by |

Monday NSNN headlines: Beverly Homecoming Event Trimmed to Five Days; Marshall’s Thieves Caught; Outdoor Mask Order Still in Effect in Salem; Ehrlich Secures $100K for Swamspcott Equity Plan North Shore News Now Registration Link Available for Gloucester Health COVID-19…

Coast Guard rescues 5 fishermen from burning vessel 85 miles east of Cape Cod

Posted on May 1, 2021 by |

Editors’ Note: Click on image to download high resolution version. BOSTON — The Coast Guard rescued five mariners from a vessel fire 85 miles east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Friday. At approximately 5 p.m. Coast Guard First District watchstanders received…

(Audio) Post-game, Pre-game with Lynn English High School Football Coach Chris Carroll

Posted on April 30, 2021 by |

LYNN – The Lynn English Bulldogs (0-1) were introduced to the Fall 2 Greater Boston League schedule falling to Everett last week, 42-12. LEHS football coach Chris Carroll saw some positives to build on as the team travels to Revere…

Salem Cancels July 4th Celebrations; New Navigation Hazard at Mouth of Merrimack River; City Settles Lawsuit with Former Employee

Posted on April 30, 2021 by |

Salem Cancels 4th Celebrations (see below); New Navigation Hazard at Mouth of Merrimack River; City Settles Lawsuit with Former Employee; Group of Rockport Sue for Vote on Fire District North Shore News Now Salem’s Official July 4th Celebrations Will…

New Approach to Toxic Cleanup; Final Address to Chamber from Newburyport Mayor; Barricades Going up in Gloucester

Posted on April 29, 2021 by |

New Approach to Toxic Cleanup; Final Address to Chamber from Newburyport Mayor; Barricades Going up in Gloucester; Salem to Celebrate Arbor Day North Shore News Now

Salem State to Require Vaccinations; Satterwhite to Run for Mayor of Lynn; Gloucester Goes It Alone with New School Funding

Posted on April 27, 2021 by |

Tuesday NSNN headlines: Salem State to Require Vaccinations; Satterwhite to Run for Mayor of Lynn; Gloucester Goes It Alone with New School Funding; Salem High Principal Candidate Meet with Public Tuesday North Shore News Now

CONNECTIONS Podcast: Salem Mayor Highlights City Council News; COVID Ambassador Update; Latest on ARPA Funds Possibilities

Posted on April 26, 2021 by |

CONNECTIONS – Today, we talk with Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll about news from the City Council; about the COVID Ambassador Program; about business, the budget, and what help might be coming from ARPA. CONNECTIONS with Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll Links:…

Return to School Could Jeopardize Jobless Benefits; Salem Councilors OK New In-law Apartment Rules; Saugus School Committee Member Off Committees

Posted on April 26, 2021 by |

Monday NSNN headlines: Return to School Could Jeopardize Jobless Benefits; Salem Councilors OK New In-law Apartment Rules; Saugus School Committee Member Off Committees; Governor Re-files Road Safety Bill North Shore News Now