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Two Seriously Injured in Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer and Five Other Vehicles

Posted on March 16, 2021 by |

At 2:20 p.m. Monday Troopers from the State Police-Revere Barracks and specialized units responded to Route 1 northbound, south of the Route 60 rotary, in Revere for a serious crash involving a tractor-trailer and five other vehicles. The driver and…

Fires, Vaccine Rejection, Local Business Moves From Lynn to Gloucester, LMVRC Information Below

Posted on March 16, 2021 by |

North Shore – Fires, officials refusing to get vaccinated, more pasta in Gloucester, and plans for the future all in today’s headlines. North Shore News Now podcast The Lower Merrimac Valley Regional Collaborative (LMVRC) Vaccination Clinics Schedule Appointment Links Vaccine…

Peabody, Salem Fire Departments Battling Brush Fire for Second Day in a Row

Posted on March 15, 2021 by |

Local 925 IAFF PFFM (@PeabodyFire 925) is tweeting video and photos of Salem and Peabody firefighters battling a brush fire for the second day in a row. Click HERE According to NBCBOSTON10, ” Crews worked to extinguish a brush fire…

(Video) Meet the Manchester-By-The-Sea Police Department

Posted on March 15, 2021 by |

Manchester Police Showcase Staff and Operations MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA– Chief Todd Fitzgerald is pleased to share a video introducing members of the Manchester-by-the-Sea Police Department and their various roles in the community. “It’s very important to our entire department to be integrated…

Podcast: Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce President Looks Back at Tenure; Continues to Promote City

Posted on March 15, 2021 by |

NEWBURYPORT – Frank Cousins will be leaving his post as the president of the Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce at the end of April. In today’s edition of CONNECTIONS, the former Sheriff of Essex County looks back on his tenure…

North Shore News Now – Breaking Stories – Community Updates – Sports – Weather

Posted on March 15, 2021 by |

NORTH SHORE – Danvers looks back with COVID: One Year Later; Salem State labor dispute gets louder; Superintendents support suspending MCAS; Lynn Classical girls win a thriller NORTH SHORE NEWS NOW podcast

Haverhill Man Facing Murder Charge After Deadly Fight

Posted on March 12, 2021 by |

The Essex District Attorney’s Office, the Haverhill Police and the Essex State Police Detective Unit are investigating a fatal assault. At approximately 4:31 pm on Thursday, March 11, Haverhill Police responded to 127 Winter Street for a reported altercation. They…

Cape Ann Museum Invites Gloucester’s COVID-19 Contact Tracing Team for Private Visit to Pandemic Memorial Art Installation

Posted on March 11, 2021 by |

Back row, from left: Assistant Emergency Management Director Carol McMahon, School Nurse Janet Dickinson, Clinical Supervisor Cindy Juncker, Dental Center Administrator Diana Edgar-Moloney, Nurse Sally Rich and School Nurse Kim Cameron. Front row, from left: Team Administrator Carol Mondello, Nurse…

(Audio) Salem News Reporter Explains How Sewage is Actually Helping Salem Seniors to Get Vaccine

Posted on March 11, 2021 by |

SALEM – Salem News reporter Dustin Luca explains how the study of sewage in Salem is helping senior citizens get the COVID-19 vaccine in a timely manner; and he further explains the a possible labor dispute that seems to be…

CONNECTIONS – Gloucester Times Reporter Taylor Ann Bradford on The Gloucester Winds, the Gloucester Street Hockey Rink, and Gloucester COVID Response

Posted on March 11, 2021 by |

CONNECTIONS – This week, Gloucester Times journalist Taylor Ann Bradford updates stories on wind damage to an iconic Gloucester church; a proposal that is gaining momentum for a street hockey rink at Stage Fort Park; and post-COVID-vaccine changes that are…