Online Plus Edition Monday, August 16, 2004
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North Shore Community Briefs
Movie-goers were easy prey for a double dose of space invaders. After losing another round in its long bid for a casino, the Narragansett Indian Tribe is looking to Washington for help. More than 1,000 Roman Catholics gathered on Boston Common under gray skies Sunday for a Mass of unity organized by a lay group in response to a consolidation plan that will close dozens of churches. BEVERLY - City officials are weighing a $1 million fix to a long-standing flooding problem in North Beverly. Beverly High School Marching Panther Band begins rehearsing next week for upcoming school year, mini SALEM -- Two New England towns claim Anne Bradstreet, the first American poet, as their own. Neither one is Salem. Yet, Salem has been named as a National Poetry Landmark by the American Academy of Poets in New York, which seeks to honor the SALEM - A large section of one of the largest surviving mill buildings on the North River will soon be coming down. SALEM - A meeting will be held Wednesday morning to discuss concerns local businesses have about the homeless. MANCHESTER -- Wendy Booker's celebration was short lived after she reached the summit of Mount McKinley on June 27. She pumped her fists in the air like Rocky. She cried a little. Then she began the long climb back down the mountain. Now she MARBLEHEAD -- The town seems to have hit the jackpot in a plan to sell $26 million in bonds by contracting Corby Capital Markets Inc. of Boston to negotiate the sale. marblehead municipal calendar History of 28 Goodhue St. PEABODY -- In Wards 1 through 5, the Sept. 14 Democratic primary will feature just one contested race - a hard-fought three way race for state representative. Democrats in Ward 6 will have even less to think about - their representative, Ted Salem municipal calendar swampscott municipal calendar SWAMPSCOTT -- 8 month old swampscott business undergoes renovations and fights to open earlier SWAMPSCOTT -- shofar blowout record pre-event story Beverly community calendar Here's a look at community events in Beverly BevCam Channel 10 program highlights Danvers calendar items and events Here's a look at community events in Danvers Hamilton-Wenham calendar items and events Hamilton-Wenham briefs Ipswich community items and events Here's a look at community events in Ipswich Manchester calendar items and events Here's a look at community events in Manchester-by-the-Sea Marblehead/Swampscott calendar items and events Here's a look at community events in Marblehead/Swampscott Peabody calendar items and events Here's a look at community events in Peabody Salem calendar items and events Here's a look at community events in Salem. A list of community events in Boxford, Middleton and Topsfield Here's a look at community events in Topsfield, Boxford and Middleton DANVERS - Leo Almeida used to take his daughter Amy ice fishing at the Putnamville Reservoir. One day during spring thaw, Amy tried to jump the gap between the shore and the receding ice. Danvers Town Hall employees win a victory over summer workers for the first time in three years. Danvers Municipal Calendar Reader box for dwendy The following public meetings are scheduled this week: Starting today, residents can submit petitions for the October Special Town Meeting. The following meetings are scheduled in Manchester the week beginning Monday, Aug. 16. PEABODY -- The Developers of the controversial Litchfield Heights project aren't giving up without a fight. Their attorney has filed an appeal of the city's denial of a permit for the development at 200 Bartholomew St. Here are the public meetings for the week of Monday, Aug. 16. Voters have until Wednesday, Aug. 25, to register for the state primary election or to change their party affiliation. Selectmen will get their first public look at new alcohol rules Tuesday night Tri-Town municipal calendar WENHAM - The Historic District Commission will offer residents a chance to comment on the most recent plans for a new Town Hall and police station at its meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. at the joint library. |
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