Ballot Question Four: Driver’s Licenses for Undocumented Residents
The final of the four ballot questions to be put before Massachusetts voters on N
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State Auditor: A Critical Role That Flies Under Voters’ Radar
Election Day’s outcome for the office of Auditor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts–a role that is often overlooked during campaign season–could prove to be a barometer of voters’ appetite for any change this year.
Miles for Mary Dinner and Seminar to Cap Off Successful Race
Bill Park is hoping to generate support for and interest in a November 7th dinner and presentation at which prominent MGH researchers Dr. Elizabeth Gerstner and Dr. Brian Choi will be discussing the latest findings in the realm of brain cancer.
Why Was marblehead.org Down for Hours Yesterday?
Looking to pay your tax bill? Find links for School Committee meetings? Email any town employee? For part of yesterday, accessing these or any other matters on the town website was impossible.
Marblehead Beacon Readers Express Views on Q1 and Q2
Results from our polls asking for perspectives on Questions One and Two, on the ballot November 8
Ballot Question Three: The Alcohol Question
Ballot Question Three is an initiative petition that would impact laws governing the sale of alcoholic beverages in the Commonwealth.
Third Place Winner - Marblehead Beacon Writing Competition
By Tessa Francis, Marblehead High School Freshman
$150 Prize Winner - Thanks to Sponsors The Property Twins and Stowaway Sweets
30 Years After MHS Football Player Lost to Suicide, a Maddie’s Tribute and Focus on CTE
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) was not part of common parlance in the 1920s, when the medical community began noticing that boxers who’d experienced repeated head trauma presented with a variety of psychological symptoms that would later become known as CTE.
The Forgettable Ballot Question: Question Two Would Regulate Dental Insurers
Uncertainty appears to be the prevailing sentiment with regard to whether or not the state government should play a role in defining what percentage of premiums paid to dental insurance companies are allotted to patient care versus administrative costs or profits.
