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Danvers Convicted Murderer Pleads Guilty To 2014 Assault
Philip Chism, serving 40 years to life in prison for the killing of Danvers teacher Colleen Ritzer in 2013, was in Boston Juvenile Court.
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Philip Chism, serving 40 years to life in prison for the killing of Danvers teacher Colleen Ritzer in 2013, was in Boston Juvenile Court.
The Salem City Council passed the ban on camping on city property by a 10-1 vote but removed fines for unhoused individuals.
Some streets will be temporarily blocked off during the march to the ballfields.
Streets will be shut down temporarily along the route Sunday morning.
The 6th District Congressman said he has submitted his nomination papers to secure a spot on the November ballot.
This pretty lady has lots of energy and is ready to be a playful part of the right adopting family.
More than 20 local dealerships will be at Salem High School on Sunday as part of the "Salem Kicks Gas" event to showcase EVs.
The Biden Administration announced the $7 billion federal program to bring solar energy to more than 900,000 people nationwide on Earth Day.
A 90-minute presentation detailed the capital plans to fix sewer pipes to clean water at Fisherman's and King's beaches.
The State Fire Marshal's Office and Newton fire said rags used during a renovation of the $1.5 million home were "mostly likely" the cause.
Police are advising residents and those in the area of Bishop Fenwick to expect emergency vehicles and loud noises during the exercise.
Police said the device designed to steal credit card and bank account information was located recently on a gas pump in the town.
The Essex County District Attorney's Office said 121 indictments were issued after more than $50,000 worth of lottery tickets were stolen.
The Current Beverly resident Roger Wonson played a show for his family and staff and was given a special gift and state proclamation.
Peabody is now eligible for an additional $271,530 in state grant funding through the designation.
The School Committee issued a statement saying tentative agreements were reached on curriculum changes and school supplies.
The Newton Police Department reported road closures in the Newtonville area early Wednesday afternoon and lasted for hours.
There will be a preview party with live poetry readings on Friday night followed by a weekend of food, music, art and fun.
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said the dogs are larger breeds and range from 12 weeks to 10 years old.
Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald said plans to spend $90 per year in rate increases on King's and Fisherman's will be on the Board agenda.