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The city of Gloucester, in celebration of its 400+ years of history, will be filled with events — with many related to the city’s fishing heritage — this week.

A roll of the drums, a crash of the cymbals — it’s finally almost here!!

Summer is heating up and those seeking entertainment can take part in the weekly Gloucester Culture Splash that this Thursday features new musical offerings and a one-act play about Edward

Somewhere in the middle of March, somewhere deep in the middle of Dogtown, I gave up on the idea of finding an ancient tree.

Gloucester’s Culture Splash is back bigger than ever with an expanded line-up that celebrates the cultural community of the historic seaport.

National Grid has agreed to pay $5.38 million to state and federal natural resource trustees to resolve claims over damages from hazardous chemicals from coal tar released at the former

Two residents of an Addison Street apartment were arrested on several drug charges after Gloucester Police and state police from the Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section executed a search warrant last

The city of Gloucester may have finally gotten a handle on the system for the 70 or so parking kiosks that have replaced older ones downtown over the past couple

Cape Ann Farmers Market to open for season.

Written by NRWA Join the Norwalk River Watershed Association at the Norwalk River Rowing Docks and help clean up the bend in the river along the Harbor Loop tomorrow, Saturday, April 10 from 10 am to 1pm. Wear masks, waterproof shoes, long pants, work gloves, and bring a reusable water bottle. Rain or shine!