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To the editor: I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to our community for the remarkable success of this year’s Power of Play event, which took place March 24 at

After a busy month of overseeing a Presidential Primary Election, a recount, and a couple of City Council meetings, City Clerk Joanne Senos’ last day on the job after more

Dozens of pizza lovers, students and Rotarians turned out to Cruiseport Gloucester on Rowe Square on Wednesday evening to munch on pizza and judge which ones were the best during

The Capt. Lester S. Wass American Legion Post 3 had an army of volunteers on hand preparing, serving and delivering more than 450 free holiday ham dinners on Easter Sunday

Amid ongoing contract talks between the School Committee and two labor unions, the Gloucester Teachers Association and the Gloucester Association of Educational Paraprofessionals unanimously authorized the two unions to unite.

With heavy rain overnight Thursday into Friday, the city alerted residents to two Combined Sewer Overflow events affecting Gloucesters Inner Harbor, according to a notification from the city.

Even with the city planning to kick in $3 million of a proposed $6.1 million increase to keep Gloucester schools level funded in the new school year, Superintendent Ben Lummis

The lines in their faces captured in black and white tell the story of their service and sacrifice in a city with a long, proud tradition of military service.

The project is simple. Jason Grow photographs veterans, some holding photographs, memorabilia, service-related mementos, gear or even newspaper clippings while providing a brief description of their life and service.

Gloucester siblings Esme and Elijah Sarrouf are the fourth generation in their family to raise money to fight childhood cancer through St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.