Manchester artist's painting returns to Cape Ann Museum. Also in today's brief (10 items): Manchester artist's painting returns to Cape Ann Museum; ME golf standouts close season strong; ME runners sweep girls titles at Mayor's Cup; Ballot processing, early voting continue Friday.
Manchester-by-the-Sea Police Department receives $23,623 federal grant for a new UTV and electric bike. From our own coverage: Police department gets grant for UTV, e-bike. Also in today's brief (2 items): Winthrop Field Committee meets Saturday morning.
Advance ballot processing begins Wednesday. Also in today's brief (4 items): Advance ballot processing begins Wednesday; Sustainability Committee meets Wednesday night; Zoning Board of Appeals meets Wednesday night; Winthrop Field Committee meets Saturday morning.
Manchester's Christina Delisio debated two rivals for the 5th Essex District seat Tuesday night. Also in today's brief (7 items): 5th Essex District candidates debate again; Guide outlines nine 2026 ballot questions; Senior center forum set for Tuesday; Advanced ballot processing set before Nov. 3.
Planning Board meets Monday night as several town boards hold sessions through the week. Also in today's brief (7 items): Early voting continues through Oct. 30; Planning Board meets Monday night; Coastal Stream Team meets Monday evening; Second senior center forum set Tuesday.
Manchester's Bike and Pedestrian Committee discussed missing pedestrian infrastructure, including a crossing beacon near Pleasant and School Street, and agreed to prioritize a list, after reviewing recent e-bike enforcement and safety education plans.
Board of Health approves septic expansion for accessory unit at 155 Bridge Street. From our own coverage: Board of Health takes up Eaglehead Road ADU permit; Bike and Pedestrian panel eyes e-bike education push.
Manchester-by-the-Sea opens early voting this week ahead of the Nov. 3 state election.
Manchester-by-the-Sea sets Oct. 27 public forum on Senior Community Center's future.
Council on Aging hears pitch for 285-unit apartment project on Gordon College land. From our own coverage: Council on Aging expands services, hears housing pitch; Planning Board advances sign bylaw, land swap.
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