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CONNECTIONS with Reverend Vernon K. Walker, Policy Director, Young Democrats of Massachusetts

Posted on April 1, 2021 by |

BOSTON – In this visit to CONNECTIONS, Reverend Vernon K. Walker, Policy Director, Young Democrats of Massachusetts, reflects on the year-long aftermath of the killing of George Floyd, the history of the racism that has endured in the United States…

100,000 J&J Vaccine Doses on the Way to MA; Peabody Loses Civil Service Ruling; Firefighters Want Asst. Chief Gone

Posted on April 1, 2021 by |

Thursday NSNN headlines: 100,000 J&J vaccine doses are on the way to MA; Peabody loses Civil Service ruling; Firefighters in local town want assistant chief removed from job; Saugus school committee member has been asked to resign North Shore News…

City of Gloucester Urges Community to Remain Vigilant Against COVID-19 with Prevention Measures

Posted on March 31, 2021 by |

City Officials Report Recent Spike in Gloucester Case Numbers GLOUCESTER — Following a recent uptick in positive COVID-19 cases in the community, Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken and Public Health Director Karin Carroll are urging residents to continue practicing public health…

Troopers Arrest Four for Trafficking Over 500 Grams of Cocaine

Posted on March 31, 2021 by |

At approximately 9:30 p.m. on Sunday Trooper Tiffany DaRosa, assigned to State Police-Middleboro, was on patrol traveling on Route 24 northbound in Brockton. At that time she observed a Chrysler Pacifica that was being operated erratically, unable to maintain any…

Governor’s Briefing from the Hynes Center Today; Beverly Theaters Planning to Re-open; School Bus Transportation Suspended

Posted on March 31, 2021 by |

Wednesday’s headlines: Governor’s briefing from the Hynes Center today; Beverly theaters planning to re-open; School bus transportation suspended in Lynn; Gloucester may raise parking fines North Shore News Now

CONNECTIONS with Gloucester Times Journalist Taylor Ann Bradford: Harbormaster Files Complaint Against Mayor

Posted on March 30, 2021 by |

CONNECTIONS – Gloucester Times reporter Taylor Ann Bradford discusses her article about the Gloucester Harbormaster filing a complaint against the city’s mayor, whom he called a “toxic leader.” Bradford also explains the development activity ongoing along Main Street, and what…

Salem In-law Apartments up for Discussion; Tiny Birds Close Two Area Beaches…Again

Posted on March 30, 2021 by |

Tuesday headlines: Salem in-law apartments up for discussion; Tiny birds close two area beaches…again; Newburyport Book Festival coming up; Duxbury dealing with anti-Semitic language aftermath North Shore News Now Podcast Manchester-by-the-Sea Police Warn Residents About Increase in Lottery Scams…

New Area COVID cases; Call Line Added for Those in Need of Transportation; Salisbury Homeowner Ordered to Restore Dunes

Posted on March 29, 2021 by |

COVID-19 continues to dominate area news with a new count in Greater Lynn area, a new phone help line in Gloucester, and a new COVID count for Saugus students. Elsewhere, a Salisbury home owner has been ordered to restore dunes…

Gloucester Health Department Partners with Medical Reserve Corps to Launch Dedicated COVID-19 Vaccination Call Line

Posted on March 29, 2021 by |

GLOUCESTER — Public Health Director Karin Carroll is pleased to share that the Gloucester Health Department has partnered with the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) to launch a call line to help residents in need of transportation to and from a…

From the State House: Seven Local Communities Join Regional Vaccination Distribution Program

Posted on March 26, 2021 by |

BOSTON – Massachusetts State Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr was at Governor’s Baker’s press conference today where the Governor signed climate legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In talking with MSO, Senator Tarr also has new information regarding a joint…

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