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TOWER- It’s back! Tower’s Fourth of July parade is set for Saturday, July 3, take-off time as usual at 11 a.m. The parade and related festivities were canceled last year due to the …
The Tower School in Epping High Street opened on April 21 following a positive Ofsted pre-registration inspection. The independent school, which provides education for young people aged 11-18 years who have autism and associated conditions, was visited by the education watchdog in March. Inspectors reported The Tower School was ‘likely to meet all the independent school standards when it opens’. The school is run by Acorn Care and Education, which is part of the Outcomes First Group, which has experience operating another 42 independent schools across the country. The school wil...
Ina Michele Resnikoff / Columnist The 1962 Swampscott High School yearbook had this to say about Edye Comins Baker: “The talent, high spirits, perseverance which Edye has displayed will be invaluable in her career in the dramatic arts.” Boy, were they right! The Edye Baker we know has been an energetic and vital resident of Swampscott all her life. She has reached so many residents and has left an indelible impression in every precinct. Her neighbors love her for many reasons but her annual elaborate, creative Halloween open-house tops everything. Until the arrival of...
MARBLEHEAD POLICE LOG; Jan. 7, 2021 It was a busy New Year's Eve for Public Safety Tuesday, Dec. 29 11:03 a.m. Delivery truck hung up on a stump on Ocean Ave. Outbound traffic diverted to Nanepashemet Street. 11:32 a.m. From DPW: “We are aware of a number of potholes and complaints about potholes. We cannot get product at the moment. We are told the plant should be open on the 4th of January. We wanted to let you know this in the event you receive any complaints. Also, if you do get an address or area, just email me and I will add to the growing list.”
Superintendent implores 'please – play by the rules' Leigh Blander Wicked Local With COVID cases climbing in town, Schools Superintendent John Buckey has announced that Marblehead students will go fully remote one week before and one week after Christmas break. “This decision is rooted in the anticipation that numbers in town will likely continue to rise, as they have been, and in the idea that we want to give teachers adequate time to plan lessons ahead of breaking for the holidays,” Buckey wrote in a letter to parents Monday, Dec. 14. The fully remote schedule will begin Monday, Dec. ...