State election set for Tuesday at Sweetsir. From our own coverage: Fire department marks First Responders Day; Fire officials urge alarm checks before clocks fall back. Also in today's brief (4 items): State election set for Tuesday at Sweetsir; Commission on Disabilities meets Nov. 4.
Select Board will interview three finalists for town administrator and could name a successor Wednesday. Also in today's brief (3 items): Counseling center launches $125,000 fundraising campaign; Select Board to interview administrator finalists; Marblehead 250 talk on General John Glover planned.
Police grant funds new UTV, electric bike. From our own coverage: Police grant funds new UTV, electric bike.
Annual Fall-O-Ween Sip and Shop brings Halloween shopping event to Lynnfield Saturday. Also in today's brief (6 items): Fall-O-Ween Sip and Shop set for Saturday; Comedy Night at The Cellar set for Nov. 1; Library hosts adult Tea Time Nov. 2; Library offers adult candle making class Nov. 3.
Library hosts Halloween candy corn craft. Also in today's brief (7 items): City marks Halloween Saturday evening; Library hosts Halloween candy corn craft; Library's Trunk or Treat set for Halloween; Redevelopment Authority meets Nov. 4.
Ipswich voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state election with sites open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. From our own coverage: School Committee delays Green Street land vote; Paving begins at 18 Hammatt Street lot.
Gloucester High School seniors get a new opportunity to train in biotech skills this fall.
Planning Board weighs splitting Wenham's 80-acre Iron Rail property into two zoning districts. From our own coverage: Planning board eyes two Iron Rail zoning districts; Select board weighs FY28 budget plan, posting policy.
Town Clerk to remove and deposit early ballots without tallying Saturday morning. From our own coverage: Finance committee seeks new member; Road line painting work wraps up.
Andover school fees could rise 2.5 percent under new budget assumptions, officials say.