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The skies parted around 4 p.m. Sunday just in time for the 220 members of the Class of 2024 to march into Newell Stadium for an uplifting, rain-delayed graduation ceremony.
The School Committee voted 6-1 Wednesday to approve a $53.7 million budget with a $2.2 million budget gap between level services and what the city can provide and sent it
U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Salem, spoke Wednesday with North Shore and Cape Ann food pantry leaders about how a recent $787,000 federal grant he secured has helped their nonprofits while
Gloucester is among 17 school districts in Massachusetts that will share more than $42 million in federal dollars to buy more than 165 electric school buses as part of an
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