Select Board approves Chick-fil-A license and refers five zoning articles to planning board. From our own coverage: Board presses hotel over contractor's yard; Panel continues two major wetland hearings to Nov. 12.
Early voting continues at Town Hall ahead of Tuesday's state election.
Early voting hours set for Friday. Also in today's brief (15 items): Early voting hours set for Friday; Town Clerk holds elections session Friday; Bootastic Halloween Parade steps off Friday; CFCE storytime meets at Iron Works.
Meetings and events in Nahant, Fri Oct 30. Also in today's brief (3 items): Veterans Social: Friday at 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m; ELECTION OFFICIALS- Board of Registrars meets Friday at 9:30 a.m; ELECTION OFFICIALS- Board of Registrars meets Saturday at 9:00 a.m.
Lynn Public Library sets two family and teen programs for the first week of November. Also in today's brief (2 items): Messy Mornings returns to Lynn Public Library; Teen Tech Space meets at Lynn Public Library.
Library trustees are questioning why $527,000 in building trust funds sits in an unmanaged town checking account. From our own coverage: Library trustees question handling of $527,000 trust.
Salem released a road closure and safety guide for Halloween night as officials brace for record crowds marking the city's 400th anniversary. From our own coverage: Mayor releases new Salem Compass podcast episode; Salem issues Halloween night road closure and safety guide.
Rowley remembers longtime resident Kenneth M. Keyes, 86, who died Monday at Anna Jacques Hospital. Also in today's brief (1 items): Longtime Rowley resident Kenneth Keyes dies at 86.
North Andover Public Schools releases its October Knightly News newsletter for families.
Newburyport Public Library plans major exhibition honoring native children's author David McPhail.