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(Audio) Wide-ranging Interview with Marblehead High School Football Coach Jim Rudloff

MARBLEHEAD – Marblehead High School football coach Jim Rudloff has been coaching for more than 25 years overall. From the school website: Coach Rudloff has been the Head Coach at MHS since 2009. Since that time the Magicians have won the NEC 13 times: 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022,…

(Audio) Gloucester High School Athletics Director Bryan Lafata – Quick Recap of ’25-’26 – Coaching Changes – A Look Ahead

GLOUCESTER – Now in his ninth year as Gloucester High School’s Director of Athletics, Bryan Lafata reflects on last year’s teams, gives an update on coaching changes; explains the transition of the Northeastern Conference to new on-line messaging; discusses coaching changes; and much more. Gloucester High School Director of Athletics Bryan Lafata

Friday, August 28: Community Notes – Local Sports Wrap

Weather – Afternoon showers…near 80 MSO Sports Friday High School Football Notebook Area team’s can begin scrimmages beginning on Tuesday. Overall, workouts began this past Monday. The regular season for most teams will begin in two weeks. This week the two-year co-op agreement began with Ipswich joining the Triton football program. The team will be…

U.S. Attorney’s Office: Lawrence Mayor Indicted by Federal Grand Jury for Pandemic Loan Fraud and Money Laundering

BOSTON – The Mayor of Lawrence, Mass., has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston. The 11-count indictment, unsealed today, charges the Mayor with allegedly obtaining over $1.5 million in COVID small-business loans. It is alleged that the money was used to fund his campaign account, pay personal taxes and pay more than $880,000…

U.S. Attorney’s Office: Massachusetts State Representative Charged With Pandemic Loan Fraud and Money Laundering

BOSTON – The Massachusetts State Representative for the 16th Essex District, representing Lawrence and Methuen, was arrested today and charged with fraudulently obtaining over $700,000 in COVID unemployment insurance benefits and small-business loans, and using the proceeds to buy real estate and loan money to clients of his mortgage business, before he was elected to…

Thursday, May 8: Newburyport City Clerk Reveals Tension in City Hall…Gloucester Mayor Reveals City Budget Proposal

Posted on May 8, 2025 by msonewsp |

Weather – Showers…mid 60s Danvers DPW It’s Drinking Water Week! Let’s celebrate the dedicated professionals ensuring our taps flow with clean, safe water. From morning coffee to brushing our teeth, water is essential in our lives. Huge thanks to those…

Gloucester: Cape Ann Museum hosts opening day for student exhibitions, May 17

Posted on May 7, 2025 by msonewsp |

Free and open to the public Saturday, May 17 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Art by Ms. Yutkin’s Second Grade Class. GLOUCESTER, Mass. (May 2025) – On May 17, Cape Ann Museum invites the public to the opening…

Peabody: Memorial Day Parade Ceremony Set for May 26

Posted on May 7, 2025 by msonewsp |

City to Commemorate Purple Heart Designation Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt, Jr., is pleased to announce that Peabody’s annual Memorial Day parade and ceremony will take place on Monday, May 26 th . The parade will kick off at 11am at…

Essex County District Attorney’s Office: Brian Rivera of Lynn Arraigned for Murder of Eric Hines

Posted on May 7, 2025 by msonewsp |

SALEM – In Superior Court in Salem today, Brian Rivera, 36, of Lynn, was arraigned for the murder of Eric Hines of Lynn, who was 35 at the time of his death, Essex County District Attorney Paul F. Tucker announces. Prosecutors…

Wednesday, May 7: Newburyport Library Volunteers Were Allegedly Harrassed by City Officials…Select Board Members Selected by Danvers Voters

Posted on May 7, 2025 by msonewsp |

Weather – Cloudy…mid 60s Massachusetts State Police Today, the Massachusetts State Police announced the successful implementation of Safety Cloud, an integrated notification system that alerts drivers to nearby emergency vehicles with activated lights and sirens. You can read more…

(Audio) From the Mayor’s Office with Gloucester Mayor Greg Verga and Interim Chief Administrative Officer Catherine Schlichte

Posted on May 6, 2025 by msonewsp |

GLOUCESTER – Transition. Budget proposal. Parking kiosks. Summer prep. Playgrounds. Holiday Fireworks. It’s all in this podcast with interim Gloucester Chief Administrative Officer, Attorney Catherine Schlichte; and Gloucester Mayor Greg Verga.

Tuesday, May 6: Former Rockport Youth Coach in Court…Haunted Happenings Attendance Up, Revenue Down

Posted on May 6, 2025 by msonewsp |

Weather – Showers…mid 50s Salem High School Lacrosse Let’s go Jayden. Congratulations!! Masco Boys Lacrosse A couple of familiar names on the Boston Globe All Scholastic List: All Stars: Our Captains: @WillCar85233463 and John Miga Well done guys!!…

(Audio) NBA Playoff Analysis with Sports Journalist Mike Grenier

Posted on May 5, 2025 by msonewsp |

LAWRENCE – Sports journalist Mike Grenier discusses the NBA playoffs with a focus on the Celtics and the Knicks. .

Notice of Drought & Water Restriction for Rockport

Posted on May 5, 2025 by msonewsp |

As delegated by the Town of Rockport Public Works Commissioners, the DPW Director has the authority to enact mandatory water restrictions on outdoor usage as conditions warrant. As spring approaches, Rockport, along with much of northeastern Massachusetts, is experiencing a…

New Massachusetts Eviction Record Sealing Law goes into Effect May 5, 2025

Posted on May 5, 2025 by msonewsp |

Massachusetts tenants now have the right to seal their eviction records in certain types of cases, removing a significant barrier to housing access. Mayor Dominick Pangallo and the City of Salem are pleased to share that the new eviction record…