An invasive and slimy invertebrate is wreaking havoc among the soil for gardeners in town, and may also be contributing to the disruption of entire ecosystems in the area. The Asian jumping worm is a fairly new invasive species to the United States, but is spreading quickly across the country. Now, it has hit Marblehead. The worms, which can measure in length from 1.5 to 8 … [Read more...] about Invasive worms squirming into Marblehead
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9/11 victims, first responders honored across town
A pair of ceremonies took place in town Monday morning to honor and remember the lives lost during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on its 22nd anniversary. The town’s ceremony took place around 10 a.m. in Memorial Park, where Marblehead’s 9/11 memorial lies. Dozens came out to commemorate the lives lost that day. Built in 2006, the memorial is dedicated to the lives of … [Read more...] about 9/11 victims, first responders honored across town
A centennial celebration at St. Andrew’s
One of the town’s many historic places of worship has kicked off a year-long, 100-year celebration. On Sunday, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church of Marblehead started its celebration of its centennial anniversary with a special service, followed by a picnic to commemorate the church’s history. The service began at 10 a.m. and included a visit from Bishop Alan Gates, who gave … [Read more...] about A centennial celebration at St. Andrew’s
Marblehead Rotary introduces new president
The Marblehead Rotary Club has announced the installment of its newest president and local businessman Don Dowling. Dowling began his work as president of the Rotary in July, and was announced this week in a press release from the Marblehead Rotary. "The fun-loving, hardworking, no-nonsense father of two, he brings fresh vitality to our club as one of our youngest … [Read more...] about Marblehead Rotary introduces new president
Housing Authority discusses feasibility study of Broughton Road properties
The Marblehead Housing Authority held talks about having a feasibility study done on the duplexes located on Broughton Road during its monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon. MHA Executive Director Cathy Hoog said that she had applied for a grant through Mass Housing Partnership to receive funds that would go toward a study to see what the authority's options would be in terms of … [Read more...] about Housing Authority discusses feasibility study of Broughton Road properties