Omaley Middle School News Today

While some call the Korean War the “Forgotten War,” Cape Ann Veterans Services Director Vionette “Vee” Chipperini said for one local veteran, it’s a war that will always be top

A reduced budget gap between Gloucester schools’ proposed level services budget and what the city can provide has lessened the number of staffing reductions from 41 to “more than 25,”

June Sutherland passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Gloucester Times on 2024-04-26.

More than 300 Gloucester educators took part in a “walk-in” demonstrations at city schools at 7 a.m. Tuesday asking for paid family leave, a benefit they currently don’t receive.

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.

While beachcombers Heather Soini and her fiancé, Mike Muniz, both of Gloucester, were looking for sea glass around high tide on the afternoon of Jan. 29, along the eastern shore

While beachcombers Heather Soini and her fiancé, Mike Muniz, both of Gloucester, were looking for sea glass around high tide on the afternoon of Jan. 29, along the eastern shore

Gloucester residents Janet Ulwick-Sacca, an educator, and 14-year-old Matthew de Brigard will be featured when National Braille Press hosts its annual “Million Laughs for Literacy: Braille All Stars” gala at

In news taken from the logs of Cape Ann’s police and fire departments:

In honor of Gloucester’s 400+ anniversary, residents are invited to join in a special musical performance on the evening of Friday, Oct. 27, at halftime during the Gloucester High School