Police are cautioning drivers to expect delays in the Gloucester Crossing area tomorrow morning.
Police Sgt. Joe Shairs said workers from Verizon will be digging up the street to repair an underground telephone line. The work could start as soon as 6 a.m. and traffic could be diverted to other streets, Shairs said.
The work will take [...]
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Expect delays at Gloucester Crossing on Friday
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St. John’s Prep hoop to play Friday at 7:45 in Boston
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Word came down this morning that the St. John’s Prep basketball game vs. top-seeded Central Catholic in the Division 1 North final at the TD Garden in Boston will have a scheduled tip off at 7:45 p.m.
We say “scheduled” because it is the fourth of four Division 1 finals at the Garden on the day, [...]
The former Li’l Peach on Essex Street that has been closed for three years has been bought by convenience store owner Amit Patel of Beverly. Patel said he plans to re-open the store as a grocery store this summer.
Sean Rogers, who has served as an assistant for the Danvers High football team the last three years, has been officially named the team’s new head coach, athletic director John Sullivan said today.
An Amesbury native, Rogers takes over the position from Sullivan.
For a complete story on Rogers and his background, check out tomorrow’s editions of [...]
The Salem News earned prizes for reporting, photography and its Web site in this year’s New England Newspaper and Press Association contest.
The awards were announced at the association’s annual convention last week at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel.
Paul Leighton won first place in arts and entertainment reporting for his coverage of the closure of the [...]
New motto for the Witch City, at least for the time being: “Welcome to tax-free (sort of) Salem. And we don’t mean Salem, N.H.”
The Beverly City Council’s vote Friday night to impose a .75-percent tax on restaurant tabs, and the Salem City Council’s refusal to do the same the previous evening, means you can save [...]
The City Council voted 5-3 tonight to increase taxes on meals and hotel rooms. Councilors Cronin, Hobin, Latter, Slate and Cahill voted in favor; Grimes, Martin and Troubetaris against.
Bishop Fenwick girls basketball coach Tim Harrington couldn’t say for sure after his team defeated Ipswich, 75-53, Thursday night in a Division 3 North quarterfinal, but Amy Pelletier’s eight three-pointers may be a school record for girls.
It’s is believed that the all-time school record for three pointers in a game belongs to all-time leading scorer [...]
The Peabody High girls Division 1 North quarterfinal basketball game against Lowell has been moved from Friday to Saturday at 7 p.m. The game will be played at Peabody High School.
The Peabody High hockey team will play its own Division 2 North quarterfinal game Friday night vs. Masconomet. That game will take place at Salem [...]
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