Rec & Park Perspectives: Better Beach Management?
With the advent of the summer season, Marblehead residents and visitors are once
School Committee Perspectives: Why Aren’t Marblehead’s Students Doing Better?
Marblehead Beacon asked this year’s School Committee candidates to weigh in on Marblehead's performance versus comparable districts.
Select Board Perspectives: Better Governance or Good Enough Already?
Marblehead Beacon's Election 2023 series begins with the Select Board, with six candidates running for five open seats.
Four Candidates Vie for Two Spots on School Committee
With yesterday’s announcement that Karen Tal-Makhluf is withdrawing from the School Committee race, Marbleheaders will have four candidates to consider for two open seats when they head to the ballot box on June 20, 2023.
Pro-transparency Message Dominates Town Meeting’s Final Night
Marbleheaders rallied to attend a third night of Town Meeting on Wednesday, May 3
Override Sent to Ballot, Speakers Heckled, Town Meeting Extended to Third Night
The first night of Town Meeting had addressed Articles 1 through 30 on the Town Warrant, so Tuesday evening started off with Article 31 – a proposal to send an override of Proposition 2 ½ to the ballot on June 20, 2023.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Town Meeting 2023 Part One
Marbleheaders came out in force for Town Meeting last night, filling the Marblehead Veterans Middle School auditorium.
Democracy in Action: Town Meeting Begins Tonight
Marblehead's annual Town Meeting begins tonight at Veterans Middle School auditorium at 7:00 p.m.
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Jennifer has worked as a professional writer for most of her career, with a particular focus on making complex scientific and business-related concepts accessible to a broad audience of shareholders, customers, and the general public. She has been responsible for developing strategy and writing annual reports and marketing materials for companies including Genzyme Pharmaceuticals, Boston Biomedica, Instrumentation Laboratories, and Cambridge Neuroscience. Jennifer earned a Bachelor of Arts degree Magna Cum Laude in English from Brown University and subsequently started Word Designs, a communications firm focused primarily on serving the needs of Boston’s biotechnology community. She currently lives in Marblehead with her husband Jonathan and their seven children, where she has been actively involved in local community life.
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Saturday, November 19, 2022 - 15:07
