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Marblehead Select Board Approves $2.4 Million In ARPA Funding Use - Marblehead, MA - The town will use two-thirds of its remaining ARPA funds on rail trail bridges, town and school software upgrades and new fiber optic line.

The park has various trails, tree log curbs, and boulder ramps, and will be suitable for new and experienced riders alike.

The park has various trails, tree log curbs, and boulder ramps, and will be suitable for new and experienced riders alike.

The Town Meeting bike park proposal asks for nothing but permission

From seaside beaches to woodland hilltops with sweeping views, here are 13 protected areas for outdoor exploration and recreation.

Marblehead Conservancys Earth Day fun Celebrate nature with a passport to the great outdoors and more Submitted content The Marblehead Conservancy is taking a different approach to Earth Day this year due to COVID-19. Rather than the traditional volunteers planting wildflowers or conducting cleanups the Conservancy is providing kids with a passport for fun.  Mark you calendars for Saturday April 17 or 24th when the Conservancy will be offering activities and free materials aimed at encouraging...

Trio banned for total of more than 13 years following CMA investigation

How many can you get right without cheating? 1. The main river that crosses Flintshire county is the Alyn, rising near the Ponderosa Cafe on the Horseshoe Pass and enters the Dee near Rossett. Approximately what is its length? 2. The Alleluia monument near Mold, was built to commemorate the battle between the native Christians and which other two tribes? 3. A plaque on a wall at Rhydymwyn to commemorate the visits of two famous people - can you name them? 4. What was the name of the football ...

Bike Marblehead moving on from Lead Mills Supporters hope to have a new bike site by spring Leigh Blander Wicked Local Supporters of a bicycle pump track at Lead Mills are moving on after members of the Conservation Commission said approval was highly unlikely. “My own personal view is that it would not legally be permissible to do this,” said Conservation Commission Chairman Brian LeClair at a meeting last week. “I don’t think the deed restrictions and town bylaws permit it. I really d...