At last Wednesday night’s Select Board meeting, Town Administrator Thatcher Kezer’s contract was renewed for another three years. “We were just really happy to renew the contract,” Chair Erin Noonan said, kicking off the conversation. “It’s something that’s mutually agreeable so that it’s reflective of COLA (Cost of Living Adjustment) in the first year as well as a … [Read more...] about Select Board renews Kezer’s contract
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Police officers move up the ranks
The Select Board voted last Wednesday night to allow Police Chief Dennis King to promote two of his department members, effective May 4. Both lifelong Marblehead residents, Eric Osattin and Andrew DiMare were promoted to lieutenant and sergeant, respectively. King said, “Both have shown a commitment to other things that you do on the job than just traditional … [Read more...] about Police officers move up the ranks
Town proclaims Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The Select Board on Wednesday unanimously voted to approve a proclamation for April to be Sexual Assault Awareness Month after Megan Sweeney — a community member, mother of three, domestic violence survivor and the founder of PowerUP — presented a Women’s History Month slide show. To kick off the presentation, Sweeney joked, “It’s no surprise for those who know me that, as … [Read more...] about Town proclaims Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Marbleheaders concerned over upcoming 3A zoning vote
At least 130 people attended Wednesday’s Select Board meeting to engage in discourse about 3A zoning, which will be back on the ballot in just a couple of months. This meeting was held at the high school library rather than at Abbot Hall to account for the sheer number of people that were anticipated to attend. What the Select Board did not account for was that even the … [Read more...] about Marbleheaders concerned over upcoming 3A zoning vote
Town won’t fight arbitrator’s ruling
The Select Board stated at its Feb. 26 meeting that it will not be “pursuing an appeal in the matter of Officer Christopher Gallo.” The board expressed its “unwavering support for Police Chief Dennis King” regarding the disciplinary action taken against Gallo in its prepared statement. “As public officials entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring the safety and … [Read more...] about Town won’t fight arbitrator’s ruling