Hathorne
Hathorne, MA · Events
Andover Townsman
WHAV
phillipian.net
advocatenews.net
USA TODAY Sports Media Group
whatnow.com
Bagel Roost to bring Three-Day-Fermented Sourdough Bagels to Amesbury
A new bagel shop is getting ready to hatch on the North Shore. Bagel Roost is preparing to open at 46 Elm Street in Amesbury, according to recent social media updates from the business. The family-owned venture comes from Ryan, Joseph, and Tiffany Lopes, who also own Sunrise Bagel, a booming bagelry in Waterville, Maine.
westernmassnews.com
MSPCA animals from Western Mass. investigation ready for new homes
SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) - Nearly a dozen animals taken into MSPCA custody after an investigation into their living conditions in Western Massachusetts are now ready to find new homes. The animals include four horses, two mules, two geese, and a donkey. MSPCA staff said the animals have recovered in the...
Wilmington Apple
Ahern Family Charitable Foundation To Host 23rd Annual Army-Navy Football Luncheon On December 12 In Woburn
WOBURN, MA — The Ahern Family Charitable Foundation will hold its 23rd Annual Army-Navy Football Luncheon fundraiser on Saturday, December 12, 2026 at the Scoreboard Sports Bar & Grill at the Crowne Plaza in Woburn. The annual fundraiser benefits children of Massachusetts fallen and deployed troops this holiday season through Operation Santa-Massachusetts, a program created in partnership with the Military Friends Foundation. Tickets are available now at ahernfoundation.org.
advocatenews.net
RHS Patriots Sports Roundup: Atoui’s four touchdowns power football rout; boys soccer rolls into Sweet 16
Revere High’s football team delivered one of its most complete performances of the season in a 52-8 rout of Malden, with Reda Atoui scoring four touchdowns and making a push toward a 1,000-yard rushing season. Meanwhile, the boys soccer team erupted for eight goals in its Division 2 state tournament opener; the girls soccer team saw its postseason run end; and the cross country teams turned in several strong performances at the Frank Mooney State Coaches Invitational.
winthroptranscript.com
advocatenews.net
Conservation Commission Approves Wonderland Sewer Project, Seeks Further Details from Contractor
The Revere Conservation Commission approved several project applications and addressed a number of potential environmental violations during its regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening, October 7, in the City Council Chambers. Present for the meeting were Chair Nicholas Rudolph, Vice-Chair Brian Averbach, and commissioners Joseph LaValle, Wilson Correa, Bernardo Sepulveda, Anthony...
The Bedford Citizen
Shawsheen Valley Technical High School Principal’s Update — Nov. 13
Dear Shawsheen Students, Families, and Colleagues,. Quarter 1 report cards, exploratory report cards (for cycles one to five), and failure letters were published on Tuesday, Nov. 10, and are available to view in Aspen. Quarter 1 Honor Roll and High Honors. Congratulations to our students who earned high honors and...
The City of Malden (Official)
The City of Malden Honors America’s Veterans
The City of Malden celebrated Veterans Day at the Veterans Monuments located at the Forest Dale Cemetery. The annual event honors the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces and recognizes their unwavering dedication, sacrifice, and commitment to protecting our nation. Veterans Services Coordinator...
mirrorindy.org
hoodline.com
Haverhill Dumps Flock Cameras as Massachusetts Weighs Statewide Privacy Rules
Haverhill has pulled the plug on its automatic license plate reader cameras, telling Flock Safety to remove the devices even as the city's own police force credited them with helping solve crimes. The decision, confirmed on Nov. 5, makes Haverhill the latest of roughly two dozen Massachusetts communities to walk away from the surveillance technology, while state lawmakers continue to sit on a bill that could set uniform privacy rules statewide.
homenewshere.com
Council agrees to continue hearing regarding pallet company move to N. Woburn
WOBURN - With North Woburn Councilor Lou DiMambro still working out a list of potential special permit conditions for his colleagues to consider, the City Council at their most recent meeting in city hall took no action of a pallet company’s proposed move to an industrial building off of Torrice Drive.