Marblehead Democratic Town Commitee Welcomes Candidates
The Marblehead Democratic Town Committee hosted an evening picnic at the home of Mimi Lemay on Monday August 15.
Marblehead Fire Department Swears in New and Promoted Firefighters
On Monday, August 16, 2022, several new firefighters were sworn in with two more being promoted.
Marblehead Museum to Restore Likely Slave Quarters
With the Marblehead Museum’s acquisition of Jeremiah Lee’s Brick Kitchen and Slave Quarters at 157 Washington St. in April of 2021, the museum will complete the restoration of Lee’s original 1768 property, becoming one of only three museums in New England with existing original detached slave quarters on display.
Long Awaited Vinnin Square Project before Planning Board
Leggat McCall presents proposed housing project in Vinnin Square
Results of Poll 3: Roe v. Wade
Results of Marblehead Beacon poll on issue of Roe v. Wade
Brush Fires Happen On Occasion, But Dump Fire Involved Three at Once, Says Fire Chief
Following Monday’s fire at the Transfer Station, Marblehead Beacon caught up with Marblehead Fire Chief Jason Gilliland to discuss potential causes
Abbot Public Library Moving as $9.5 Million Renovations Get Underway
As Abbot Public Library prepares to undergo a comprehensive renovation–the first since 1989–its newest Director, Kimberly Grad, sat down for an interview with Marblehead Beacon.
Units From North Shore Reportedly Responding to Marblehead Transfer Station Fire
Up to date coverage of the fire at the Transfer Station. Response from Marblehead Fire and Police as well as several other North Shore towns.
Select Board Starts Budget Season with Plan: "Polish the Message"
Select Board introduces budget process for FY24
Select Board Confusion on MBTA Proposal
Vote postponed on tree removal proposal involved in MBTA Bus Stop Accessibility and Safety Improvement Project
