Historic Building of The Week: 8 Washington Square
The Federal-style, three-story home on 8 Washington Square was built for sea-captain John Cross in 1803. Cross purchased the land with funds accumulated from hi...
Historic Building of the Week: 33 Washington St.
The elevated Colonial home on 33 Washington St. has three names attached to its lineage that played a role in building the historical background and physical ch...
Historic Building Of The Week: 14 State St.
The State Street tour continues with another gambrel-roofed Georgian-esque home that was built in the mid 18th century. In 1748, sea captain and merchant Alexan...
Historic Building of the Week: 65 Washington St.
The large colonial home at 65 Washington St. is most attributed to Captain Samuel Trevett, however it can be traced back to multiple previous generations of his...
Doctor pleads guilty to indecent acts
Resident Chiropractor Dr. Ilan Amar pled guilty in Essex County Superior Court to two counts of indecent assault and battery and three counts of open and gross ...
Historic Building of the Week: 12 Tucker St.
The residence on 12 Tucker St. has quite the artistic origin. Rural landscape painter Orlando Rouland had the structure built in 1926 in the town where Rouland ...
Historic Building of The Week: 16 State St.
This week’s building continues the trend of State Street Georgian-era homes. Just a few doors down from the John Adams’s (the fisherman)18th century home si...
Board of Health shows it Cares
Board of Health member Tom Massaro presented his peers with a community-health-needs assessment to determine the best practices to improve public, mental, and a...
Historic Building of the Week: 4 State St.
Not to be confused with the second American president, the home at 4 State St. is named after Marblehead’s very own John Adams. The Georgian-style home was bu...
Town responsible for whale carcass
MARBLEHEAD — A dead humpback whale was discovered on the shore of Phillips Beach on Tuesday morning. The corpse was a familiar site for many, as a whale was a...