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Wednesday, 21 October 2026

  • Wednesday, October 21: Community Notes – Saugus HS Football to Forfeit Friday’s Game…Masco Golf Wins D2 Title

    Wednesday, October 21: Community Notes – Saugus HS Football to Forfeit Friday’s Game…Masco Golf Wins D2 Title

    Posted on October 21, 2026 by msonewsp |
    Weather – Mix of clouds and sun…windy…low 50s  MIAA Fall 2026 Power Rankings MSO Sports Wednesday   Football Saugus football will forfeit this week’s game against Gloucester noting, “serious safety concerns  and current roster availability”  (Nick Giannino / Gloucester Times) Lexington High football will forfeit their next two games due to low roster numbers. Lexington was…
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  • City of Salem to Host Inaugural Intersex Awareness Day Flag Raising, Educational and Visibility Events

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

    Posted on October 20, 2026 by msonewsp |
    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…
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  • 2700 Witches Descend on Salem for Witch Hats on the Wharf Celebration

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

    Posted on October 19, 2026 by msonewsp |
    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…
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  • Friday High School Football Scoreboard

    Friday High School Football Scoreboard

    Posted on October 17, 2026 by msonewsp |
    Essex Tech 27, Pentucket/Georgetown 26 Lynnfield 26, Hamilton-Wenham 0 North Reading 16, Amesbury 6 St. John’s Prep 43, St. John’s Shrewsbury 20 BC High 22, Malden Catholic 10 KIPP 38, Minuteman 6 Everett 35, Lynn English 13 Malden 36, Lynn Classical 16 Danvers 35, Masconomet 0 Marblehead 28, Beverly 14 Gloucester 17, Swampscott 7 Salem…
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  • Lynn Man Charged for Role in Fraudulent CDL Scheme

    Lynn Man Charged for Role in Fraudulent CDL Scheme

    Posted on October 16, 2026 by msonewsp |
    BOSTON – A Lynn man has been charged in connection with an alleged scheme to fraudulently obtain Massachusetts Commercial Learners Permits. Rudy Nolasco, 42, is charged with fraudulently producing an identification document. He made an initial appearance in federal court in Boston on Oct. 13, 2026 and was released by the court on conditions. According to…
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  • Leon Doucette becomes Cape Ann Museum’s Curator of the Collection

    Leon Doucette becomes Cape Ann Museum’s Curator of the Collection

    Posted on October 15, 2026 by msonewsp |
    Leon Doucette becomes Cape Ann Museum’s Curator of the Collections, bringing vast local knowledge to the role   Leon Doucette (left) with Milton Avery’s Harbor at Night, 1932. The Phillips Collection. The painting was on loan for the recent Avery, Gottlieb & Rothko: By the Sea exhibition that closed Sept. 27 and is moving onto…
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(Audio) Meet Gloucester Police Officer Peter Sutera, National School Resource Officer of the Year

(Audio) Meet Gloucester Police Officer Peter Sutera, National School Resource Officer of the Year

Posted on May 17, 2023 by msonewsp |
GLOUCESTER 一 The National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) has named Gloucester Police School Resource Officer Peter Sutera as the national school resource officer of the year. Officer Sutera joined Gloucester Police as a reserve officer in 2005 and…
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Podcast: Endicott Baseball Opens NCAA Play on Friday – Hear from Coach Bryan Haley – Tournament Preview – League Honors

Podcast: Endicott Baseball Opens NCAA Play on Friday – Hear from Coach Bryan Haley – Tournament Preview – League Honors

Posted on May 17, 2023 by msonewsp |
BEVERLY (Podcast) The Endicott baseball team will open NCAA play on Friday at Bridgewater State (10 a.m.) The nationally ranked Gulls 4/6 (39-6) won their league championship this past weekend by defeating Salve Regina for their second straight Commonwealth Conference…
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Podcast: St. John’s Prep Baseball Coach Dan LeTarte – Eagles (8-7) #12 in D1 Power Rankings

Podcast: St. John’s Prep Baseball Coach Dan LeTarte – Eagles (8-7) #12 in D1 Power Rankings

Posted on May 17, 2023 by msonewsp |
DANVERS (Podcast) The St. John’s Prep baseball team (8-7) is #12 in the MIAA Division One Power Rankings. (Division 1) The next game for the Prep is Monday evening against St. Mary’s at Fraser Field in Lynn. In the podcast…
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Podcast: Endicott Softball Opens NCAA Play on Thursday – Hear from Coach Katie Bettencourt – NCAA Regional Preview – Team Honors

Podcast: Endicott Softball Opens NCAA Play on Thursday – Hear from Coach Katie Bettencourt – NCAA Regional Preview – Team Honors

Posted on May 17, 2023 by msonewsp |
BEVERLY (Podcast) The Endicott College softball team will meet RPI on Thursday at MIT (2 p.m.) in an opening round NCAA regional tournament game. The Gulls (35-7) are coming off last weekend’s league championship win over Western New England. Endicott…
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Wednesday, 5/17 – Pangallo Next Salem Mayor – Lynn Forum on “Prejudice” – Photos

Posted on May 17, 2023 by msonewsp |
  Update on Lynn Woods Fire – From city of Lynn – 5/17 (noon) Due to firefighting operations, the Pennybrook Road entrance to Lynn Woods will be closed to public access. At this time the northern part of Walden Pond remains…
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Salem Selects Dominick Pangallo as Mayor (52% of the vote) Topping Neil Harrington – Election Night Video

Salem Selects Dominick Pangallo as Mayor (52% of the vote) Topping Neil Harrington – Election Night Video

Posted on May 16, 2023 by msonewsp |
SALEM (Video – Photos) Dominick Pangallo will be the next mayor of Salem. Pangallo the former chief of staff for former mayor Kim Driscoll (now Lt. Governor) defeated former Salem Mayor and Salisbury town administrator Neil Harrington with 52.4% of…
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(Audio, Video, Photos) From the Mayor’s Office: Gloucester Mayor Greg Verga with City Hall Fire Clean-updates – National Grid – New Beach Parking Vendor

(Audio, Video, Photos) From the Mayor’s Office: Gloucester Mayor Greg Verga with City Hall Fire Clean-updates – National Grid – New Beach Parking Vendor

Posted on May 16, 2023 by msonewsp |
GLOUCESTER – Gloucester Mayor Greg Verga provides an update on the aftermath of a recent City-hall fire and how daily business is being conducted.  The origin of the fire is under investigation. He also updates the hoped-for finish dates for…
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Podcast: Lynn Fire Chief Dan Sullivan – Lynn Woods Fire Update – Breakheart Reservation Fire

Podcast: Lynn Fire Chief Dan Sullivan – Lynn Woods Fire Update – Breakheart Reservation Fire

Posted on May 16, 2023 by msonewsp |
LYNN (Podcast) The Lynn Fire Department has been battling fires in Lynn Woods since early last weekend and in this podcast interview chief Dan Sullivan reports to MSO News that his department has made significant progress on controlling the fires.…
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Podcast: Beverly City Council President and Councilor at Large Julie Flowers – Beverly News Updates

Podcast: Beverly City Council President and Councilor at Large Julie Flowers – Beverly News Updates

Posted on May 16, 2023 by msonewsp |
BEVERLY (Podcast) Beverly City Councilor at Large / Council President Julie Flowers discusses several key issues facing the Beverly City Council and Beverly residents. Last night at the city council meeting the city honored recently hired Beverly Police officers. In…
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Tuesday, 5/16 – Today is Election Day in Salem & Manchester – Dry Conditions Bring Additional Brush Fires – Driscoll to Speak at Local “Thrive” Event

Posted on May 16, 2023 by msonewsp |
    Salem Election Day: Polls are open today until 8 p.m. Sports – Updated MIAA Power Rankings Weather – Hazy sunshine temps today near 80 (Photo Below) North Reading, MA164 Chestnut Street, P.O. Box 128, North Reading, MA 01864-0128…
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