Beverly heads into the Fourth of July holiday weekend coinciding with the nation's 250th anniversary. Beverly Patch has posted a guide to local fireworks and Independence Day events for residents planning to celebrate. Separately, the Beverly/Peabody Lodge #1309 honored 14 North Shore g…
Two Beverly obituaries are noted for the week of June 22–28, 2026: Robinson, Nancy Lee and Heigh, Natalie M. Nancy Lee Robinson, 70, of Beverly, died June 25, 2026; a visitation and memorial service are scheduled for July 9 at Campbell Funeral Home. Natalie M. Heigh, 99, of Beverly, die…
Beverly Little League's 11-year-old all-star team won the district title and punched its ticket to the state tournament, according to the Beverly Little League website. No scores, opponent names, or state tournament dates were listed in available sources. No other Beverly sports activit…
The Beverly Commission on Disabilities explored creating a nonprofit fund to pay for ASL interpreters after North Shore Music Theatre refused free tickets and demanded payment instead.
Beverly School Committee revoted its fiscal 2027 budget and adopted a new AI deepfake policy at its final meeting of the school year. Members voted 5-4 to accept an $89,876,235 school budget appropriation, $3,621 higher than the figure the committee approved in May, after Superintendent Dr.
Beverly Little League's 11-year-old all-star squad is heading to the Massachusetts state tournament after claiming the district championship, according to the Beverly Little League website. No scores, dates, or opponent details were available in the published announcement. No high schoo…
The Beverly City Council's Finance and Property Committee heard FY27 budget presentations from Veterans Services, the Council on Aging and the Board of Health, with no votes taken.
Beverly's City Council voted 7-2 to finalize a trash fee ordinance setting a $300 default residential rate after a reconsideration vote overturned an earlier 6-3 tally. Councillor John Rotundo's amendment, passed 8-1, requires a mandatory fee review every two years.
Beverly's Finance and Property Committee reviewed FY27 department budgets that cut library hours and staff citywide.
Beverly School Committee heard pointed public comment on antisemitism in schools and a $2 million budget cut, then approved a stack of routine items.
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