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IPSWICH — Ipswich Police Chief Paul Nikas is praising the quick thinking and heroic actions of Marine Patrol Supervisor and Assistant Harbormaster, Patrol Officer Matthew Bodwell, who responded with the Ipswich Police Harbor Patrol boat and successfully rescued five...
IPSWICH —Most people hitting their 40th high school reunion would be rightly pleased if they laced up the running shoes to compete in a 5K, or did an extra couple of laps at the pool. But Ipswich resident Dr. Joe DeMarco, a former Revere resident and Class of ‘82...
IPSWICH – Last week dozens of people, including descendants of Nicholetta Paudelopoulou, gathered at the corner of Main and Saltonstall streets to unveil a new plaque honoring the 27-year-old mill worker and other bystanders whom police shot 109 years ago to break up...
IPSWICH – The Board of Health informs the community that it has authorized a syringe service program for the Town of Ipswich. The Board approved implementation of the program at its regular meeting on Monday, June 6. At meetings in May and June, the Board met with...
EASTON — To qualify for the Dean's List, students must have a semester grade point average of 3.50 or better and must have completed successfully all courses for which they were registered. Local students who achieved honors: Jack Bowers of West Newbury Emma Doyle of...
WORCESTER — Holy Cross celebrated nearly 755 bachelor of arts degree recipients at its 176th Commencement held in person on Friday, May 27 at the DCU Center in Worcester. Acclaimed writer and infectious disease physician Abraham Verghese delivered this year's address...
BOSTON – An Ipswich man who owned and operated numerous businesses in the state was sentenced to a year of home confinement and three years of supervised release for manipulating his payroll to evade over $1.8 million in taxes. George Vasiliades, 58, was also ordered...
IPSWICH — Town of Ipswich reminds residents of important safety tips to avoid mosquito and tick bites. According to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, mosquito bites in the state typically result in skin irritation and itching. However, serious viruses...
IPSWICH — The Ipswich Fire Department is holding a recruitment drive as it looks for a few dedicated men and women to join its Call Firefighter Department. Members of the Call Force receive full firefighter training, ranging from fire suppression to emergency first...
IPSWICH – Join the Ipswich Museum in June for two enlightening lectures. On June 6 at noon, we welcome speaker Carroll Perry for our Bag Lunch Series. He will discuss Modern Monetary Theory: Can We Print Our Way to Happiness. Carroll taught economics at Philips...
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