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Brannon Thomas McGee, 28 of Zanesville, passed away on April 15, 2021. He was born in Zanesville, Ohio on May 16, 1992, son of James McGee and Becky Forsythe. Brannon was well liked by many. A powerline man by trade, he had worked many jobs in faraway places until his daughter was born, then he worked local. Being handy in his younger days, he often bought and sold 4-wheelers, motorcycles, and even a few cars. He played baseball, football, boxed in Pal, and loved to fish and hunt. He was always happy to help his dad with wood splitting and bees. He was his mom’s best friend and trusted her ...

Lynn police officers begin wearing body cameras Share Updated: 4:19 PM EDT Apr 13, 2021 Lynn Police Dept. Officers on the 3rd Division of the Lynn Police Department display the body cameras they began wearing on April 13, 2021. SOURCE: Lynn Police Dept. Share Updated: 4:19 PM EDT Apr 13, 2021 Officers in the Lynn Police Department are now beginning to wear body cameras on the job.Tuesday marked the official start of the Lynn police body-worn camera program.Officers on the 3rd division are the first to wear the cameras and al...

Bluebikes is heading to Salem, a big jump for the Boston-centric service The bike-rental service had previously expanded into neighboring communities from its service territory By Adam Vaccaro Globe Staff,Updated February 2, 2021, 1:41 p.m. Email to a Friend A Bluebikes station in Cambridge last summer.Nathan Klima for The Boston Globe/The Boston Globe The next expansion of the Bluebikes footprint in Greater Boston is more like a hop, skip and a jump, as the bike-rental system will move into Salem, breaking a trend where it had added service only to immediately neighboring communities. The st...

Handful of cities to elect new mayors this year Mayors Donna Holaday of Newburyport, Alex Morse of Holyoke, and David Narkewicz of Northampton are among the city leaders planning to move on from their roles. STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE Published: 1/21/2021 9:25:44 AM Boston Mayor Martin Walsh’s status as labor secretary nominee for the forthcoming Biden administration means the state’s largest city will likely have a new mayor a year from now, and it’s not the only one. While Walsh’s expected departure for the national stage creates the most high-profile opening, a handful of other mayor...

Handful of Mass. cities to elect new mayors this year Katie Lannan BOSTON — Boston Mayor Martin Walsh's status as labor secretary nominee for the forthcoming Biden administration means the state's largest city will likely have a new mayor a year from now, and it's not the only one. While Walsh's expected departure for the national stage creates the most high-profile opening, a handful of other mayors have also announced plans to move on instead of running for re-election this year, setting up open contests for their seats. Like Walsh, former Lawrence Mayor Dan Rivera was set to serve until ...