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105-Year-Old North Shore WWII U.S. Marine Veteran To Be Remembered (opens the original)
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BEVERLY, MA — One of the North Shore's oldest surviving veterans — who volunteered to serve in the Pacific theater in World War II — will be remembered at a burial at Sons of Abraham Cemetery on Wednesday. Louis Tanzer of Beverly passed away at his home last Tuesday. He was 105 years old. Tanzer grew up in Peabody but had lived in Beverly since he married in 1951. He worked at North Shore farms and Peabody's leather factories as a teenager before enlisting in the U.S. Marines during World War II
Salem City Council Moves To Ban Data Centers, Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers (opens the original)
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SALEM, MA — The Salem City Council on Thursday voted a first passage of a zoning ordinance to ban data centers with an aggregate energy demand of two megawatts or higher as the city races to put rules in place ahead of any more petitions to open the controversial centers in the Witch City. The move comes as Prime, the developer of the Shetland property, sought to include what Salem Mayor Dominick Pangallo, the City Council and the Zoning Board of Appeals determined was a data center in that deve
Obama Champions Hope, Slams White House Press Ban At Salem State Speaker Series (opens the original)
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SALEM, MA — Former President Barack Obama harkened back to the soaring themes of hope and unity from his keynote speech at the 2004 Democratic Convention in Boston with calls to "fight cynicism because it is the enemy of democracy" — while also mocking President Donald Trump's recent White House press ban as a violation of a "foundational creed" of America — at the annual Salem State University Speaker Series showcase on Monday night. Obama held court in front of 4,000 Salem State students, facu
2026 MA Elections: Question 9 Would Codify Stronger State Gun Laws (opens the original)
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Groups on both sides of a ballot question that would codify enhanced Massachusetts gun restrictions were planning rallies this weekend ahead of the Nov. 3 vote. Question 9 would keep in place what proponents call "Massachusetts' lifesaving gun safety law," passed in 2024 that Gov. Maura Healey signed into law in 2024 as a means to "modernize" firearm restrictions to include banning untraceable "ghost guns" and expanding "red flag" laws that force individuals to give up their guns if they are dee
North Shore City To Scrap 'Offensive' City Seal After Nearly 2 Centuries (opens the original)
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SALEM, MA — The official city seal of Salem is set to be scrapped after years of often-highly-contentious debate between those who champion the historical value of the 1839 seal and those who argue that the depiction of a Sumatran spice trader is offensive to parts of the community and should no longer represent the city or its values. The City Council voted 8-2 to accept the City Seal Task Force's recommendation to remove the seal in favor of an as-yet-undeveloped one that would presumably be m
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