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U.S. Attorney’s Office: Lynn Resident from Dominican Republic Indicted for Unlawful Reentry

Defendant previously convicted of unlawful reentry. BOSTON – A Dominican man unlawfully residing in Lynn was indicted by a federal grand jury for unlawfully reentering the United States after deportation. Cesar Fernando Guerrero-Casado, 41, was indicted for illegally reentering the United States after deportation. The defendant is currently detained in state custody on unrelated charges…

U.S. Attorney’s Office: Salem Resident from the Dominican Republic Charged with Healthcare Benefit Fraud and Aggravated Identity Theft

Defendant allegedly convicted of multiple felonies under stolen identity of U.S. citizen. BOSTON – A Dominican man unlawfully residing in Salem, Mass. was charged by criminal complaint allegedly unlawfully obtaining approximately $16,000 in MassHealth benefits and aggravated identity theft. Cledis German Romero, 40, has been charged with healthcare benefit fraud and aggravated identity theft and…

(Audio) North Shore Sports Desk with Dom Nicastro: CASB Student-Athlete of the Week Graham Lewis, ME golf

Manchester Essex’s Graham Lewis Reflects on Golf Career, Looks Ahead to Basketball | Cape Ann Savings Bank Student-Athlete of the Week Manchester Essex senior Graham Lewis has made his mark on the golf course and basketball court, and he’s not finished yet! Lewis joins North Shore Sports Desk as the latest Cape Ann Savings Bank…

Tuesday, November 3: Community Notes – HS Superbowls Look for New Home

Weather – Cloudy…mid 60s MIAA Fall 2026 Power Rankings Tournament Brackets MSO Sports Tuesday Football The MIAA announced yesterday that the high school super bowls will not be played at Gillette Stadium this year. The reason stated by the Patriots was potential scheduling issues with Revolution playoffs and the Patriots home game December 6. MIAA…

Endicott Footbal: Peabody’s Shea Lynch Secures CNE Offensive Player of the Week Honors for Fourth Time

BEVERLY — Endicott football senior quarterback Shea Lynch (Peabody, Mass.) has been named the Conference of New England’s (CNE) Offensive Player of the Week, the conference office announced on Monday evening. Lynch compiled a career-high-tying six touchdowns (five passing, one rushing) to headline the No. 7/10 Gulls in their 83-7 victory over Maine Maritime on Saturday.…

Friday High School Football Scoreboard

North Reading 33, Essex Tech 6 Lynnfield 20, Newburyport7 Amesbury 44, Hamilton-Wenham 14 Pentucket/Georgetown 21, Manchester-Essec 6 Bishop Fenwick 48, Arlington Catholic 26 St. John’s Prep 42, Catholic Memorial 35 Northeast 50, Greater Lowell 16 KIPP 26, Lowell Catholic 14 Lynn Teck 28, Nashoba Valley 21 Everett 20, Lynn Classical 19 Revere 21, Whittier 14…

Ipswich Police Respond After 17-Year-Old is Injured in Boating Incident

Posted on June 30, 2021 by |

IPSWICH — Police Chief and Harbormaster Paul Nikas reports the Ipswich Police Department is investigating after a 17-year-old was injured in a boating incident this afternoon. At 1:50 p.m. Ipswich Police were notified of a boating incident resulting in injury…

AAA: More Than 47 Million Americans to Celebrate With an Independence Day Getaway

Posted on June 30, 2021 by |

Travel expected to increase 40% compared to last July 4, reaching the second-highest travel volume on record More than 47.7 million Americans will take to the nation’s roadways and skies this Independence Day (July 1–5), as travel volumes are expected…

The Salem News Sports Writers Podcast: MIAA Playoff Updates – Local Sports Topics

Posted on June 30, 2021 by |

NORTH SHORE (Podcast) This week the Salem News sports writers will provide the latest updates on MIAA high school tournament information involving north shore teams. (Baseball, Softball, Lacrosse, Tennis, Wrestling, Track) Hear from: Phil Stacey (Executive Sports Editor), Matt Williams…

Cooling Center Opening in Salem June 28-30

Posted on June 29, 2021 by |

Due to expected high temperatures this week, the City of Salem is opening a cooling center at the Mayor Jean Levesque Community Life Center at 401 Bridge Street. The center will be open Monday June 28th, Tuesday June 29th, and…

Gloucester Health Department Reports Creek at Good Harbor Beach Remains Closed Due to Bacteria Levels

Posted on June 28, 2021 by |

GLOUCESTER— The Gloucester Health Department reports that the creek at Good Harbor Beach will remain closed for the foreseeable future due to high bacteria levels. The closure is restricted to the creek only; Good Harbor Beach itself remains open and…

(Audio) NHL in the Heat Wave: Winthrop High School Hockey Coach and NHL Agent Dale Dunbar on the Cup and the Bruins

Posted on June 28, 2021 by |

WINTHROP – Winthrop High School hockey coach and NHL agent Dale Dunbar previews the Stanley Cup Finals and reviews the Bruins performance against the Islanders. Winthrop High School hockey coach Dale Dunbar

(Audio) North Shore Sports Night: Sports Journalist Mike Grenier on the NBA Playoffs, the Celtics, and Pat Connaughton

Posted on June 28, 2021 by |

LAWRENCE – Sports journalist Mike Grenier analyzes the NBA playoffs, the recent Celtics move by head of basketball operations Brad Stevens, and the outstanding play of Pat Connaughton. Sports journalist Mike Grenier

(Audio) North Shore Sports Night: Gary Larrabee with a Look at Sunday’s PGA 8-Hole Playoff and More

Posted on June 28, 2021 by |

DANVERS – Sports historian and golf writer Gary Larrabee takes a look at Sunday’s PGA 8-hole playoff that brings back memories of local pros; discusses the recent winnings of the LPGA leader and her sports DNA; and peviews the Mass…

Gloucester Health Department Shares Tips for Staying Cool Amid Heat Advisory

Posted on June 28, 2021 by |

GLOUCESTERâ€” With temperatures expected to soar through Wednesday, Public Health Director Karin Carroll and the Gloucester Health Department wish to share tips for residents to stay safe, cool and healthy amid the heat. A Heat Advisory remains in effect regionally…

Manchester-by-the-Sea Police Open Conference Room as Cooling Station Amid Heat Advisory

Posted on June 28, 2021 by |

MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — With temperatures expected to soar through Wednesday, Chief Todd Fitzgerald reports the Manchester-by-the-Sea Police Department’s conference room is available as a cooling station. A Heat Advisory remains in effect regionally until Wednesday, June 30 at 7 p.m. According…