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During the Christmas season we worshiped the baby in the manger, but time has moved on and we are in a new year. Time moved on for the baby too,

As 1973 came to a close, much like in any other year, Pulaski Countians were reflecting on the good and bad of the past year — and looking forward to

Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter presented Dave Morrow with a key to the city during the Plymouth Park Board meeting on Monday recognizing his 19 years of service. Reading a proclamation, Mayor Senter said, David Morrow has dedicated his life to this community and has demonstrated in many practical ways his deep and genuine love for

As a former reporter, I can’t help but think about how busy The Commonwealth-Journal newsroom must have been at this time of year in 1973. Newspapers from this week in

In today’s society there are many voices speaking out, and many times these voices are met with strong opposition. But voices, that are different from our own voices, need to

I’ve been scanning Cardington School Searchlight newspapers from the past and was surprised to learn the addition to the Nichols Street School was co

Town Meeting will take up the question of increasing the Select Board from 3 to 5 members on April 2.

Two selectmen resign from Wenham board after discrimination complaint Leigh Blander / Correspondent In a surprising twist to a discrimination complaint against the town, two of Wenham’s three selectmen resigned on Tuesday, Jan. 19.  Selectmen John Clemenzi and Jack Wilhelm both stepped down. That leaves the town with one selectman — Chairman Gary Cheeseman. The resignations come after months of controversy and Clemenzi’s repeated refusals to step down. “I truly love our town of Wenham ...

Wenham is down to just one selectman on its board after two selectmen resigned on Tuesday. Selectmen John Clemenzi and Jack Wilhelm both stepped down on Tuesday night, following a discrimination complaint against the town and Clemenzi and calls for resignation. Chairman Gary Cheeseman is the only selectman left on the board. He issued a statement on Wednesday reassuring residents that town government functions will carry-on as usual. Across Massachusetts The mystery of several (possibly baked) ...

Reply(1) Darwyn Joseph, 24, of Lawrence and Ramon Joseph Cruz, Jr., 24, of Methuen were both indicted on multiple fraud charges. (Shutterstock) ANDOVER, MA — Its Wednesday, Jan. 20. Heres what Patch has been covering in the Merrimack Valley and across Massachusetts today. A Lawrence man and a Methuen man were indicted Tuesday on multiple fraud charges. Prosecutors said the two men used stolen identities to defraud the Small Business Administrations Economic Injury Disaster Loans program of ov...