Daily Item Staff December 10, 2023 by Daily Item Staff Source link
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The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company reached a power purchase agreement with FirstLight, a provider of clean energy and energy storage resources, to deliver clean power to 14 municipal utilities across the state, including Peabody Municipal Light Plant and the Marblehead Municipal Light Department. Under the agreement, from 2024 to 2029, participating communities will purchase […]
LYNN — For 30 years now, local high school girls basketball teams have tipped off the winter season the same way: at the annual Paul Duchane Varsity Girls Preseason Jamboree. Classical coach Tom Sawyer said he’s been in charge of the tournament for about 20 years after taking over from former Classical Athletic Director Dick […]
To the editor: The last few months have been an embarrassment for the Town of Lynnfield and the once-great school system we had. Although it appears Ms. Vogel is on her way out, the problem runs deeper than just her. In recent weeks, I’ve had many former teachers who quit due to Ms. Vogel’s leadership […]
The Community Calendar runs every Monday and covers the week from Monday through the following Sunday. Items for the Community Calendar can be sent to calendar@ itemlive.com. Please include the town, type of event (education, entertainment, municipal), place, and time of event. LYNN Monday, Dec. 11 Community COVID-19 vaccine clinic, City Hall – Room […]
LYNN — Metro Credit Union awarded a $10,000 grant to The REAL Program’s Little Free Library initiative at an awards breakfast in Chelsea Friday morning. “This was a significant grant to be used for our initiative to install 250 Little Free Libraries throughout the city to provide access to children’s books all day long, all […]
NAHANT — Effective July 1, 2024, Tony Pierantozzi will leave his eight-year post as superintendent of schools. As the Superintendent Search Committee works to find the most qualified candidate to take his place before the 2024-25 school year, results from a community-reaching survey shed light on the particular qualities residents hope to see in their […]
SAUGUS — When Fuddruckers closes its doors later this month, it will bring about the end of an era, not just for the burger chain but also for the car shows it hosted every week. In November, the restaurant announced it would shut its doors after more than 35 years in business, attributing the closure […]
LYNN — The Latina Center Maria’s Escuela Latina celebrated its move to a new location. Community members and elected officials gathered at the new location at 271 Western Ave. Saturday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Escuela Latina. “This is an exciting moment for this organization,” Mayor Jared Nicholson said. “They have been at it for […]
