Gloucester voters head to the polls Tuesday for the Nov. 3 state election from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Also in today's brief (8 items): Ordinances and Administration Committee meets Nov. 2; Election Day polls open Tuesday, Nov. 3; Board of Assessors meets Nov. 4.
Gloucester High volleyball and boys soccer teams qualify for MIAA state tournament. Also in today's brief (2 items): GHS volleyball, boys soccer qualify for state tournament; Harbor Cove plank project lets residents honor loved ones.
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.
Downtown Gloucester merchants welcomed trick-or-treating toddlers ahead of Halloween, the Gloucester Daily Times reports. From our own coverage: DPW details fall water disinfectant switch; Two Gloucester obituary notices published this week.
Two Gloucester, Massachusetts obituary notices were published this week: Leonard, Barry E., 81, and McVey, Virginia Marie (Tettoni), 80.
A Veterans Day food drive run by Cape Ann Veterans Services and The Open Door will collect soup and cereal donations ahead of the city's Nov. 11 ceremony. From our own coverage: City sets dates for veterans day food drive.
Town announces Veterans Day food drive with Cape Ann Veterans Services and The Open Door. From our own coverage: Town launches Veterans Day food drive with local groups.
Gloucester water crews continue system-wide flushing to maintain chlorine levels through early November. From our own coverage: Drug takeback day set for Rose Baker Center.
Bay View Cemetery restoration project uncovers pieces of Gloucester's past. From our own coverage: Drug takeback day set for Rose Baker Center.
Gloucester to host drug takeback day Saturday with free narcan and training at Rose Baker Center. From our own coverage: Health, police plan drug takeback day; DPW opens dumpster for old trash carts.
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