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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 about the platform here: https://mass.gov/news/state-police-implements-safety-cloud-vehicle-notification-system Salem Public Schools It’s #TeacherAppreciationWeek ! Here’s how we’re honoring…

(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!! Looks like you were getting it on the ice, in the classroom and now on…

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 critical drought, which require restrictions placed. Public Works Director, Gary LeBlanc, is implementing the following…

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 sealing protections, passed as part of the Affordable Homes Act, are now in effect, providing…

Wednesday Sports Updates: Lynnfield, Bishop Fenwick, Essex Tech Boys Hockey Win – Fenwick Girls Hoops Win

Posted on January 25, 2023 by msonewsp |

Girls Basketball Bishop Fenwick 55, Peabody 40 Gloucester at Salem Academy 5:30 Postponed Newburyport at Masconomet 6:30 Postponed, now 1/26 North Reading at Triton 5, no JV game – Postponed Boys Basketball Hamilton-Wenham 63, Essex Tech 49 Boys Hockey Catholic…

Saugus Girls Basketball Beats Beverly 48-32, Video Interview – Podcast with AD Terri Pillsbury – Vote for DiBiasio! (Details in Post)

Posted on January 25, 2023 by msonewsp |

BEVERLY / SAUGUS (Video / Podcast) The Saugus girls basketball team beat Beverly Tuesday night 48-32. Peyton DiBiasio led the Sachems with 25 points and Ashleen Escobar added 7. With the win, Saugus in now 8-4 on the season. MSONEWSPORTS…

Wednesday, 1/25 – New Stores Coming to Northshore Mall – Man Convicted for 2020 Murder – Politics & Photos

Posted on January 25, 2023 by msonewsp |

Sports Updates: We are learning of many weather-related sports postponements tonight, including the CM at St. John’s Prep ice hockey game. Weather – Snow begins this afternoon and accumulates. Snow changes to rain overnight. Community News Notes – Photos…