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U.S. Attorney’s Office: Lynn Man Convicted of Attempted Witness Tampering

BOSTON – A Lynn man has been convicted following a five-day jury trial of attempting to tamper with a witness who was expected to testify in a federal trial. Charlie Vick, 37, was convicted of one count of attempted witness tampering. A sentencing date has not yet been scheduled by the Court. Vick was indicted…

Monday, October 26: High School Senior Killed in Wrong-Way Crash – Beverly Considers Flock Security Contract – Local Sports Updates

North Shore Today Weather – Sunny…windy…mid 50s MIAA Fall 2026 Power Rankings MSO Sports Monday Football St. John’s Prep (7-0) remains #1 this week in the Boston Globe Top 20. Danvers (6-0) moved up two sports to #17. St. John’s Prep will travel to Catholic Memorial on Friday. Danvers will play at Peabody (5-1, 2-1)…

Friday High School Football Scoreboard

Essex Tech 29, Hamilton-Wenham 19 North Reading 17, Newburyport 10 Amesburly 14, Triton/Ipswich 8 Lynnfield 35, Pentucket/Georgetown 14 Cathedral 32, Bishop Fenwick 28 St. John’s Prep 31, Malden Catholic 12 Greater Lawrence 34, Northeast 28 Nashoba Valley Tech 40, KIPP 12 Revere 35, Lynn English 28 Peabody 38, Marblehead 15 Danvers 41, Salem 0 Swampscott…

(Audio) North Shore Sports Desk with Dom Nicastro – CASB Player of the Week Abby Desmond, GHS Soccer Captain

Gloucester High School senior soccer captain and goalkeeper Abby Desmond joins host Dom Nicastro on the North Shore Sports Desk as the latest Cape Ann Savings Bank Student-Athlete of the Week! A four-year varsity player who has played goalkeeper since age 5, Desmond has spent time at midfield and on defense for the Fishermen before…

City of Salem to Host Inaugural Intersex Awareness Day Flag Raising, Educational and Visibility Events

SALEM – Mayor Dominick Pangallo invites community members to join the City of Salem on Monday, October 26th for Salem’s inaugural Intersex Awareness Day Flag Raising and a series of free community and educational events recognizing intersex people, their history, and their contributions to the broader LGBTQIA+ community. October 26th marks the 30th anniversary of the…

2700 Witches Descend on Salem for Witch Hats on the Wharf Celebration

Witches arrived by broomstick, train, car, and foot on Saturday, October 17, for Salem’s Witch Hats on the Wharf, a spirited gathering celebrating the city’s 400th anniversary. SALEM – More than 2,700 witches descended on Salem Maritime National Historical Park, turning the historic waterfront into a sea of pointed hats and black capes. Salem Mayor Dominick…

Lynn Spring Street Sweeping Schedule

Posted on April 20, 2026 by msonewsp |

City of Lynn Street sweeping will begin in Ward 7 on Tuesday, April 21, marking the first week of the program. The specific precincts can be viewed on the street sweeping calendar, located at LynnMA.gov Please be advised that sweeping…

Peabody Spring Cleanup Saturday, May 2nd

Posted on April 18, 2026 by msonewsp |

The annual Peabody Pride Spring Cleanup has been scheduled for Saturday, May 2nd. Volunteers are invited to City Hall beginning at 10:00am to pick up free cleaning supplies and then fan out to targeted areas throughout Peabody. “This year’s Spring…

City of Peabody Announces New Three-Year Agreement with Cataldo Ambulance

Posted on April 17, 2026 by msonewsp |

Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt, Jr. is pleased to announce that Peabody has reached a new three-year agreement with Cataldo Ambulance, the city’s long-time provider of emergency medical services. The extension begins July 1, 2026, and continues through June 30, 2029.…

U.S. Attorney’s Office: Swampscott, Peabody, North Andover Men Among Six Indicted for Shipping Kilograms of Cocaine and Fentanyl from California to Massachusetts via UPS

Posted on April 16, 2026 by msonewsp |

BOSTON – Six individuals have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston for their alleged roles in a drug trafficking conspiracy that involved shipments of packages containing kilograms of cocaine and fentanyl from California for further distribution in…

Manchester Fire Donates Used Equipment

Posted on April 16, 2026 by msonewsp |

Manchester Fire Department is proud to share that, for the first time, we are donating surplus SCBAs to support firefighters in need around the world. These packs—recently replaced thanks to a grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)—have been…

City of Peabody Announces Annual Patriots Day Commemoration for Monday, April 20

Posted on April 16, 2026 by msonewsp |

The City of Peabody will hold its annual Patriots Day Commemoration on Monday, April 20, honoring the city’s deep Revolutionary War heritage and the local residents who played a role in the fight for American independence. This year’s observance, conducted…

Thursday, April 16: Mayors Join Group to Fight Rent Control…Newburyport City Council Approves New DPS Director

Posted on April 16, 2026 by msonewsp |

Weather – Cloudy…upper 50s City of Gloucester Attention Non-profits and Service Organizations! The City of Gloucester’s Public Service applications just opened. These funds come from the federal office of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.…

Gloucester Police Recognize Officer James P. Officer for Extraordinary Service During National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week

Posted on April 15, 2026 by msonewsp |

National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week Gloucester Police Officer James P. Officer Jr. has served with the department since 1988 and dedicated a significant portion of his career to serving as the 911/Emergency Medical Dispatcher, calmly and professionally answering calls from…

Wednesday, April 15: Lynn Man Faces Multiple Charges…Governor Wants Restrictions on Teen Use of Social Media

Posted on April 15, 2026 by msonewsp |

Weather – Afternoon showers…breezy…mid 50s City of Gloucester Attention Non-profits and Service Organizations! The City of Gloucester’s Public Service applications just opened. These funds come from the federal office of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)…

Essex D.A.’s Office: Emajae Brown of Lynn Arraigned for Beverly Home Invasion, Assault, Armed Burglary, Other Charges

Posted on April 14, 2026 by msonewsp |

SALEM – Today, an arrest warrant was granted out of Salem District Court for Emajae Brown, 25, of Lynn, according to Essex County District Attorney Paul F. Tucker and Beverly Chief of Police John G. LeLacheur. The defendant was charged…