Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Danvers Coin, Jewelry and Estate Buyers in Danvers Square will face a public hearing in June, for allegedly violating town bylaws.
The Board of Selectmen unanimously voted to hold a public hearing at their next meeting to decide if the Danvers Coin, Jewelry and Estate Buyers should have its license suspended, revoked, or limited. Danvers Police Chief Neil Ouellette briefed the board at Tuesday night's meeting, stating the police department had found several problems when observing the Danvers Square establishment's system. Through investigation by Detective Robert Sullivan, Ouellette said the department learned that, in many instances, the description of the property taken in was very vague and not properply detailed. "As a result of that, [Sullivan] was unable to clarify if some of the jewelry was stolen," Ouellette said. Further investigation into the vaguely …
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
A look at tonight's Danvers Board of Selectmen agenda.
Wondering what's happening tonight at the Danvers Board of Selectmen meeting? Here's the agenda. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in the Toomey Room at Town Hall. 1. New public business. 2. The Board is in receipt of a request by Danvers High School DECA to change the date of their 5K road race from May 27 to June 17. 3. The Board is in receipt of an application by the Danvers Democratic Town Committee, Marilyn Hazel, Manager, for a 1 Day Wine & Malt License on Saturday, September 22 at 10 North Street. 4. The Board is in receipt of an application by Himilayas Corp., d/b/a Highland Variety, Ramesh K. Mahat, Manager, 3 Collins Street, for transfer of the Common Victualler’s License at that location. 5. The Board will hear a report from …
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
The groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Essex Aggie campus in Danvers.
State and town officials, school administrators, trustees and stakeholders joined to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new $133.7 million Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical High School at the Essex Agricultural campus on Wednesday. Described as a "powerful champion" since the inception of the project, which dates back to the mid-1990's, Senate Majority Leader Fred Berry said waking up this morning he was "very, very happy." Berry was presented with a plaque of honor from current freshmen at the North Shore Tech and Essex Agricultural School. "I am tremendously grateful that with the guidance of the Mass. School Building Authority, the Patrick-Murray Administration saw a way to a better future for students on the North Shore…
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Friday, May 4, 2012
A letter submitted by School Committee member Connie Pawluk.
To the voters of Danvers: I appreciate your support in the recent election and look forward to serving you for three more years. Please feel free to call me regarding issues of interest or concern at any time. Much gratitude is extended to the many citizens who willingly displayed my signs and handed out flyers. I would like to especially recognize Deb Zorzonello who took the timeto write a letter on my behalf. The coverage given by DCAT, The Salem News, The Danvers Herald and Danvers Patch was outstanding. Finally I would be remiss if I didn't thank my challengers, Alan Vervaeke, Manny Lopes and David Thomson for their willingness to come forward and serve on the School Committee. Thank you for your support and trust. I am honored. …
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
A letter submitted by new School Committee member David Thomson.
Dear Editor - I'm writing to thank Danvers voters for supporting my candidacy for School Committee in the election held on May 1st. I was very pleased with the response I received from friends, parents with children in the Danvers schools, and even people I didn’t know when I made the decision to run. It was even more rewarding to see the election results and know that so many people put their trust in me to help make our public schools the best they can be. I look forward to joining the School Committee and taking an active role in the process of educating the children of Danvers. Thank you to everyone that encouraged their friends and family to vote for me and to those of you who were kind enough to allow me to put a sign in your …
A letter from Danvers Selectman Gardner Trask.
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Wednesday, May 2
I want to thank the residents of Danvers for their support in the Town Election. I appreciate every one of the voters who came out on a raw, grey day to vote for the leadership of the town. It was a good campaign with well-intentioned people on all races. I thank Mr. Bettencourt for his involvement and hope he continues his passion for public service. Over the campaign we got to speak on several occasions and he has s strong background. With openings on several committees I hope he can pitch in before his next election bid, if that is his desire. To Mr. Clark, it is always a pleasure, and I enjoy our discussions, and the history lessons, while campaigning. To the voters of Danvers, thank you. -Gardner Trask
Find out who won yesterday's election in Danvers.
Here's a look at the 2012 Annual Town Election unofficial results, courtesy of the Town Clerk's office. For Town Meeting member results, click here.
A look at the members of the 2012 Danvers Town Meeting.
Here's a look at the members of the 2012 Danvers Town Meeting, courtesy of the Town Clerk's office. To view the 2012 Annual Town Election unofficial results, click here.
A letter submitted by Danvers resident Eleanora Albasini.
To the Editor: The proposed 2013 state budget includes eliminating funding for services that will dramatically impact me and other deafblind citizens here in Massachusetts. As it stands, the funding for the Deaf-Blind Community Access Network (DBCAN), which is part of line item 4110-1000 under the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, is slated to be cut by $450,000. This is incredibly distressing for us, as DBCAN is one of the most important agencies to help prevent isolation for people who are deafblind. DBCAN enables us to operate independently in the community by providing us with access to basic human activities such as transportation to work, medical appointments and church, shopping, organizing our homes, doing laundry, among …
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Coverage of the 2012 Danvers elections, including the results as we get them.
Welcome to our live coverage of the 2012 Danvers election, straight from Town Hall. Throughout the night we'll be updating results, answering questions, and sharing tidbits of what's happening at Town Hall. Join in the conversation!
Thomas J Burke
12:43 pm on Thursday, May 10, 2012
It is a total waste of a couple of million dollare before finished. The railroad tracks have been tore up and sent to China by greedy people who put selfish profit above patriotism. We need a railraod before sending kids to a technical and agriculture school. They will be unemployed and on welfare after graduation. more ›