North Shore Children’s Theater asks: Does the slipper fit?
The North Shore Children’s Theater is beginning to prepare for its next show, Cinderella, with auditions coming up. The Theater’s most recent production was...
Give kids a boost. Take your shoes to the bank.
The Marblehead All-Sports Boosters are running a donation fundraiser collecting shoes up until the end of December this holiday season. The Marblehead All-Sport...
Marblehead teacher strike could prove costly
As the Marblehead Education Association (MEA) enters its third week of being on strike, effects could be seen on the wider town community. One of the most impor...
New proposals in teachers strike
Over the last week, there has been some, but not enough progress made in the negotiations between the Marblehead Education Association (MEA) and the School Comm...
Marblehead trades woman helps to grow industry
In a male dominated field, powerful women are breaking through the doors of trades across Massachusetts. One Marblehead woman in particular Renee Williamson, ...
Weston family’s “Be Kind” fund to remember Cale Weston
In a world where everyone can be more kind, the legacy of Cale Weston is sharing that message. Weston was a lifelong resident of Marblehead before he passed awa...
Soall Bistro closing down after 12 years
After 12 years of serving Vietnamese cuisine, Soall Bistro in Marblehead is coming to a close. In 2012, the bistro opened in tribute to the owner, Sa Nguyen’s...
Business of the Week: Shubie’s Marketplace
A whopping 76 years ago in 1948, Bill Shube decided to open a 500-square-foot shop selling wines, spirits, and some packaged goods. Fast forward to today, Billâ...
Marblehead Pack 11 Cub Scouts make meal bags
On Sunday, Cub Scout Pack 11 of Marblehead met at the Community Center to create meal bags for My Brother’s Table out of Lynn. Pack 11 consists of first and...
Business of the Week: Blue Canoe Cafe
Around the corner from North Shore Community College sits a cafe called the Blue Canoe Cafe. In 2018 founder Stephanie Maloney opened the doors to the public ...