Local Notice: Parking Restrictions in Downtown Historic District on Sept 28 Due to Netflix Filming
On September 28, 2023, parking restrictions will be enforced in the downtown historic district due to filming for Netflix's 'The Perfect Couple'. The production company has secured the necessary permits to restrict parking in specific areas from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Read full storyLocal Alert: Moderate West Nile Virus Risk in Hingham - Stay Informed and Safe
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) has identified a moderate risk level for West Nile Virus (WNV) in Hingham. This indicates potential infections in the area. Residents are encouraged to stay updated by checking the local health department's website regularly.
Read full storyLocal Alert: South Pleasant Street and Huckleberry Hill Lane Closure for Tree Removal on September 27
The Hingham Department of Public Works and Pathfinder Tree will remove a tree at 185 South Pleasant Street on September 27, 2023. The operation will last from 8:15am to 12:00pm, causing road closures.
Read full storyLocal Football Triumph: Endicott College's Gulls Players Receive Top Honors from CCC & D3football.com
Endicott College's football team, the Gulls, secured a 37-10 win over the Hardin-Simmons team. Three players from the Gulls were recognized for their exceptional performances. Michael LeFebre, from Methuen, Massachusetts, was chosen for the D3football.com Team of the Week. LeFebre had five tackles, his first career sack, and his eighth career interception, leading to the first score of the game. This is LeFebre's first time receiving this award.
Read full storyLocal Alert: Blasting at Weeping Willow Estates Project in Andover Scheduled for Today
The Town of Andover has been informed that blasting associated with the Weeping Willow Estates project will take place on Tuesday, September 26 beginning at approximately 11:30 AM. Please note that the precise time of blasting may vary. Blasting may occur shortly before or after 11:30 AM.Visit here for more details.
Read full storyLocal Alert: Blasting at Weeping Willow Estates Project in Andover Today at 1:30 PM
The Town of Andover has been informed that blasting associated with the Weeping Willow Estates project will take place on Tuesday, September 26 beginning at approximately 1:30 PM. Please note that the precise time of blasting may vary. Blasting may occur shortly before or after 11:30 AM.Visit here for more details.
Read full storyPlymouth Secures $1.9M State Grant for Bartlett Road Infrastructure Improvements & Stormwater Management
Plymouth Town is set to receive a $1,975,959 grant from the Commonwealth’s Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Grant program. This funding will be used for the Bartlett Road Dam Removal, Culvert Resiliency, and Stormwater Improvements Project, making Plymouth one of 79 selected for the grant.
Read full storyGet Ready for Fall Spirit Days: Woodland School Spirit Store Now Open!
The Woodland School Spirit Store is Now Open! The 2023 Fall Spirit Store is ready for business. The school store will remain open through early October. Get your gear in time for upcoming fall spirit days!Visit here for more details.
Read full storySalem Residents Advised on Anticipated October Road Closures and Alternative Transportation Options
The City of Salem has announced potential road closures for October. These may occur due to special events and will be enforced if the Salem Police consider them necessary for public safety. Traffic congestion and limited parking are expected, particularly on weekends. The city advises visitors to avoid driving into downtown Salem during this time.
Read full storyFree 30-Day Bluebikes Memberships for Salem Residents and Workers in October
Salem's Mayor, Dominick Pangallo, announced a free 30-day Bluebikes membership for Salem residents and workers. The membership offers unlimited 45-minute rides for 30 days and is available now. A $2.50 fee applies for every additional 30 minutes beyond the initial 45 minutes. The passes are limited and distributed on a first come, first served basis.
Read full storyBailey Road Residents: Prepare for Water Service Interruption on September 27 due to Construction
On Wednesday, September 27th, there will be no water service on Bailey Road between 114 and 171 from 8:30AM to 4:00PM due to construction work. Residents should flush their water service if they notice discoloration once the service comes back on.
Read full storyHealey-Driscoll Administration Funds Massachusetts Overdose Prevention Helpline: A First in U.S. State-Level Investment
The Healey-Driscoll Administration, Boston Medical Center, and RIZE Massachusetts have invested $350,000 in the Massachusetts Overdose Prevention Helpline. This is the first time a state has funded such a project in the United States. The helpline provides real-time overdose detection and support for drug users. This comes as Massachusetts sees an increase in overdose deaths in 2022.
Read full storyYour Input Needed: Help Shape Plymouth's Housing Future by Completing the Survey Today
Plymouth Town is working with the Old Colony Planning Council to revise its Housing Production Plan. This plan will direct housing policies for the next five years. The town is asking residents to take part in a survey to shape this plan. All survey responses are anonymous and confidential.
Read full storyLocal Alert: Water Main Shutdown on Weir Street to Affect Residents and Businesses Tomorrow
Please be advised there will be a water main shutdown on Weir Street on Wednesday, September 27, 2023 from 1:00pm-7:00pm. Areas affected will be on Weir Street from Main Street to Hill Street. This will affect approximately 40 homes and businesses. Residents around the area might experience low pressure and discolored water. We regret any temporary inconvenience and will work quickly to minimize the time of the shutdown. Any questions may be directed to the Water Department at 508-821-1045.Visit here for more details.
Read full storyLocal Alert: North Street Closure and Water Disruption due to Emergency Water Main Work
Emergency work on the water main is scheduled for North Street at Prospect Hill Drive. The work will take place on Thursday, September 28 and Friday, September 29 from 7AM to 4PM. As a result, North Street will close at Louis Road and Marion Drive. These roads will serve as a detour.
Read full storyEndicott Football Stars Shine: Trio of Local Gulls Honored for Outstanding Performance
Three Endicott football student-athletes have been awarded for their performance in a recent 37-10 win over Hardin-Simmons. Michael LeFebre, who made five tackles, his first career sack, and his eighth career interception, was named in the D3football.com Team of the Week - a first for him and for any cornerback/defensive back in the program.
Read full storyLocal K-12 Students Eligible for Pandemic EBT: Additional Food Support for Virtual and Homeschooled Learners
K-12 students who are enrolled in virtual schools or homeschooling due to COVID-19 can now apply for the 22-23 School Year P-EBT benefits. To be eligible, students must be enrolled in fully virtual schools or homeschooling after January 27, 2020, and meet the income criteria for the National School Lunch Program's free or reduced-price meals.
Read full storyJoin the Local Planning Board Meeting Online on September 27, 2023 at 7PM
The Planning Board Meeting is scheduled for September 27, 2023, at 7pm. The meeting will be held online. The agenda and related documents are available on the Planning Board's page, which also includes instructions for joining the meeting.
Read full storyCohasset Community Alert: Rising Overdose Cases Linked to Counterfeit Pills; Local Resources Available
The Cohasset Police and Fire Departments in Boston have dealt with three drug overdoses in two days. This comes as counterfeit prescription pills containing dangerous amounts of fentanyl, meth, and xylazine are increasingly being sold. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) issued a Public Safety Alert and started a campaign called 'One Pill Can Kill' due to the rising overdose crisis. They report that over 107,000 people in the U.S. have died from drug overdoses in the past year.
Read full storyWHS PTO Weekly Update: Upcoming Events and Opportunities for Weston High School Families
The Weston High School (WHS) Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) has issued its weekly update. The first reminder is about the WHS School Council candidate statement deadline on September 29. The school encourages participation in the council.
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