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Gloucester Police Arrest and Charge Two Individuals with Cocaine Trafficking – Details & Photos

Posted on January 17, 2020 by |

GLOUCESTER — (Photos) Chief Edward G. Conley reports that the Gloucester Police Department arrested and charged a man and woman with trafficking cocaine on Wednesday, Jan. 15. RALPH CLERGE, AGE 23, OF LYNN and AMINATA BAJINKA, AGE 23, OF CHELSEA…

MSO Radio Podcast OnDemand: Connections – Area Current Events, Lynn Schools, Salem Recycles among Topics and Interviews

Posted on January 16, 2020 by |

CONNECTIONS – Today, Bill and Rick will be talking North Shore current events and other topics, including chatting with guests: Micaela Guglielmi of Salem Recycles; Jared Nicholson, member, Lynn School Committee,; and Salem News reporter Paul Leighton Connections Podcast OnDemand

Thursday News Podcast: Water Main Leak in Danvers Now under Repair; Permits OK’s for Magnolia Project

Posted on January 16, 2020 by |

News Podcast – Weather – Local Photos – Gloucester Traffic Grant – Video of the Day Water main leak in Danvers now under repair; Permits ok’d for Magnolia project; Condo project to replace former Porthole Restaurant is delayed; Manchesterbythesea to…

Wednesday News Podcast: Elderly Man Drives off Route 1 South onto Route 62 in Danvers; Gloucester CAO to Retire in April

Posted on January 15, 2020 by |

News Headlines – Weather – Community Updates – Photos – Video of the Day Elderly man drives off Route 1 south onto Route 62 in Danvers; Gloucester CAO to retire in April; Three people injured in Beverly construction accident; Essex…

MSO Radio Podcast OnDemand: Connections – Interview with Salem Mayor, Beverly Bootstraps Director; Politics, Current Events

Posted on January 14, 2020 by |

CONNECTIONS – Tuesday morning, Josh Arnold, Bill Newell, an Rick Moore will take a look at area current events; and they will talk with Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll, Destination Salem executive director Kate Fox, and Beverly Bootstraps executive director Sue…

Tuesday News Podcast: Marblehead Elects John Buckley as Next School Superintendent; Gloucester Names New Assistant Police Chief

Posted on January 14, 2020 by |

Headlines / Podcast / Weather / Photos / Video of the Day Marblehead elects John Buckley as next school superintendent; Gloucester names new assistant police chief; Bass River dredging contractors say Beverly owes them $450,000; Gloucester drawbridges to close to…

Monday News Podcast: Swampscott Working to Replace Hadley School; Plum Island Residents Warned Against Interfering with Erosion Efforts

Posted on January 13, 2020 by |

Today’s Headlines Swampscott working to replace Hadley School; Plum Island residents warned against interfering with erosion efforts; Some residents may sue over proposed restaurant; Fluoridated water case headed to federal court; Lynn public schools looking to impact student behavior; Gloucester…

Friday News Podcast: Salem Holds Swearing-in Ceremony for Elected Officials…Finally; Annisquam River Dredging Continues

Posted on January 10, 2020 by |

Today’s Headlines Salem holds swearing-in ceremony for elected officials…finally; Annisquam River dredging project continues; Saugus extends school superintendent’s contract; $1M MassWorks Grant for West Newbury; Beverly’s Depot Square II project closer to approval; In Gloucester, one of two closed restaurants…

Suspect in New Year’s Eve Shooting Death in Lawrence is Now in Custody – District Attorney’s Report

Posted on January 9, 2020 by |

NORTH SHORE – Statement from Essex County District Attorney’s Office: The suspect in the shooting death of a New Hampshire man on New Year’s Eve in Lawrence is in custody according to Essex District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett and Lawrence Police…

Beverly City Clerk Wes Slate to Retire – Podcast Highlights the Key Functions in the City Clerks Office

Posted on January 9, 2020 by |

BEVERLY (Podcast – Photos) Wesley Slate will be retiring soon as Beverly’s City Clerk. Slate has had a varied career as a teacher as well as many years in business. He has served as city clerk for the past five…

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