Essex Tech Senior’s Cookies for a Cause
Essex Tech Senior Sophia Gonzales, long time volunteer, created Cookies for a Cause, a project to raise money for five local charities.
Multi-Million $ Wire Fraud Conspiracy Scheme Alleged by Feds Against Purported Orthodox Monk and His Organizations’ Attorney
Purported monk and his organizations' attorney arrested on federal conspiracy to commit fraud
FBI Raids on Endicott Avenue and Pleasant Street and Arrest in Marblehead
At approximately 6:00 AM Thursday, October 13, two Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) raids and an unconfirmed arrest took place–one at 22 Endicott Street at one at 124 Pleasant Street.
Breast Cancer: Men Can Be Diagnosed Too
Marblehead resident Andy Smith opens up about his own diagnosis and support of "Breast Friends"
Ballot Question One: Fair Share Amendment or Unfair Tax Hike?
The first question on the ballot this November is a proposed amendment to the Massachusetts constitution, approval of which would involve the levy of an additional tax of 4 percent on the portion of individual annual income that exceeds $1 million.
"Marblehead First!" Demands Local Business Owner
Michael Rockett came forward during public comments to express his strong concerns regarding the disruption caused by the many simultaneous infrastructure projects currently taking place around town.
Light Department Board Battles Fire Chief
The Marblehead Municipal Light Department (MMLD) met on Tuesday, September 27, 2022, at Light Department headquarters, with the meeting being broadcast online for those participating from home.
Constitution Day Quiz: RESULTS
Last Saturday, September 17, 2022, the United States celebrated Constitution Day,
Planning Board Discusses ADU Approvals
The Marblehead Planning Board met on Wednesday afternoon, September 21, 2022, to
Honoring Mary and Fighting Glioblastoma
Only 63 years old when she passed away, the mother of two grown sons–Bill and Doug–did not get the opportunity to meet her grandchildren who were born in the years since.
