This week's Gloucester obituary notices include two names: Petrocelli, Mary A., and Neagle, Michael James. Mary A. Petrocelli, of Reading and Gloucester, Massachusetts, died October 7, 2026; she was the widow of the late Neil Domenic Petrocelli.
Gloucester boys soccer team ties Lynnfield as other Cape Ann squads impress in area roundup. Also in today's brief (10 items): Boys soccer ties Lynnfield; City hosts Halloween party at Hough Avenue; Ordinances committee meets Monday night; Community Preservation Committee convenes Monday.
This week's column carries four Gloucester, Massachusetts obituaries: Beaulieu, Sherrill A., 86; Condon, Constance M. ("Connie"), 93; George, John F., 65; and McFarland, Marion E., who reached the age of 100. All four died between October 5 and October 7, 2026, and their arrangements we…
Gloucester recorded 14 property deed transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only two carried a confirmed market sale price: $649,000 for 4 Lynwood Ave and $849,000 for 5-7 Swinson Way, the period's top sale, giving a median of $749,000.
Gloucester's new trash and recycling collection program took effect this month, the city announced this week. Also in today's brief (11 items): City's new trash and recycling program now underway; City publishes 2026 information to voters guide; City offices closed Monday for Columbus D…
Gloucester police department has a new acting chief after a leadership change. Also in today's brief (14 items): City Clerk's office to close Oct. 30; Fishermen forward nets hat trick in latest match; Lt. Michael Gossom named acting police chief; Personnel Subcommittee holds online meet…
Gloucester's Building and Finance Subcommittee meets at the high school library Wednesday evening. From our own coverage: Family trust transfers mark latest Gloucester home sales. Also in today's brief (11 items): Waterways Board meets Tuesday at Harbor Loop; Building and Finance panel …