Jamie Pote

BEVERLY — It was an emotional few hours for 10 graduating seniors from the Northshore Recovery High School Wednesday night at the Second Congregational Church.

He was the face you saw at voting polls and the face you saw at St. John Evangelist Church. He was the face you saw behind his Salem News bylines,

BEVERLY — City Council approved a $200 increase in the trash fee Monday night, ending weeks of bitter acrimony and debate among and between city officials and local residents.

The Beverly Farmers Market opened its 18th season on Monday.

BEVERLY — Since 2002, Beverly Main Streets has hosted a number of successful community events in the downtown area. This Saturday morning, another one will kick off with an expected

DANVERS — Nearly 20 years ago, C.J. (Cameron Joseph) Mercier didn’t know if he would get to live another day, so the thought of getting back on a bicycle again

BEVERLY — In the mid 1980s and into the early 1990's, before cell phones and the internet, if a Beverly resident ever wanted to get a hold of Jack Monahan,

BEVERLY — Forty-eight hours after the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings took place, Alen Yen, filled with sadness and rage, signed up for the 2014 race.

BEVERLY — A dog was attacked by a coyote Monday afternoon while out for a walk with its owner near Endicott College.

BEVERLY — City Council Vice President Matt St. Hilaire opened Tuesday night’s budget meeting stating he would be offering a dozen amendments to help reduce Mayor Mike Cahill’s proposed Fiscal