Lynnfield posts a three-year budget forecast as nominations open for the Daniel Townsend Award. From our own coverage: Paving set for Apple Hill Lane, Bay State Road; Town releases three-year budget forecast.
World Food Day marked Wednesday. From our own coverage: Adult Learning Center wins top state award.
Haverhill residents can cast early votes for the state election starting Wednesday.
Hamilton sets trick-or-treat hours at 5 to 8 p.m. for Saturday, Oct. 31. From our own coverage: Patton Park pumpkin fest, board eyes recreation funds; Hamilton sets trick-or-treat hours for Oct. 31.
Gloucester field hockey standout Black breaks single-season scoring record in win over St. Mary's. From our own coverage: Weekly obituary notices for Gloucester residents. Also in today's brief (2 items): Gloucester field hockey tops St. Mary's, sets record.
Georgetown Peabody Library schedules teen hangout, baby storytime and toddler music program through Thursday. From our own coverage: Winter sports registration opens for Georgetown teams.
Essex scheduled a question and answer session on the fall town meeting warrant for residents.
School Committee appoints interim finance director as neighboring districts raise salary benchmarks. From our own coverage: School Committee names interim finance director. Also in today's brief (3 items): Historic Districts Commission meets Wednesday; Zoning Board of Appeals meets Wednesday.
Select Board backs 334-unit apartment proposal at Minuteman Park in 4-1 vote. From our own coverage: Soccer association sets final fall season dates.
Academy of Strategic Learning soccer faces Rising Tide. Also in today's brief (8 items): Academy of Strategic Learning soccer faces Rising Tide; Open space committee meets wednesday evening; Library hosts Barbie Zombie teen activity; Library runs Monster of the Week RPG for teens.