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Marblehead’s Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Troop 79G recognized recent Marblehead High School graduates, Zoe Gast and Katie Jenkins, with a Court of Honor ceremony celebrating their achievement of the

A webinar held by the Massachusetts Teachers Association's Anti-Racism Task Force has sparked accusations of antisemitism by some teachers and parents.

FINDLAY__Ohio Wildlife Officer Nolan Johnson, of Marblehead, has been assigned at-large in northwest Ohio, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.

BOSTON — House Democrats will call for expansion of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority service area when they take up the governors massive housing policy and borrowing bill later this

March 24-30 March 24 1913 - More than 20 people die in Tiffin when the Sandusky River reached record flood levels, causing worst disaster in that town’s history. Some of the worst flooding in Ohio and parts of Midwest is recorded.

Readers — health care providers and consumers alike — react to a recent Globe article on the exodus of PCPs from the field and the resulting gaps in access to care.

CHELMSFORD 6 Zeus Drive. One-family Cape Cod, built 1970, 2,222 square feet, 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 51,836-square-foot lot. $840,000

The 27th annual New England Gymnastics Championships was dominated by local athletes.

From an evening with cellist Yo-Yo Ma and pianist Kathryn Stott to a spate of concerts from the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the season is brimming with an impressive variety of classical events. Arts critic Lloyd Schwartz rounds up the performances he's looking forward to.