Jamie Pote

BEVERLY — Whether it’s viewing the 360-foot Traveling Vietnam Wall, enjoying a lobster at Lynch Park, attending a concert in the Beer Garden, taking part in various family or sporting

BEVERLY — This fall, the city expects to begin construction on a new “peanutabout” traffic circle at the intersection of Brimbal Avenue and Dunham Road to make the traffic flow

BEVERLY – Mike McPherson looked across the building and his eyes lit up.

BEVERLY — Forty years ago, at the age of 7, Shawn-Paul Filtranti received his first set of Lego’s.

BEVERLY — There’s not a day that goes by that Stephen Walker doesn’t think about Stephen Doane, the Beverly man who 57 years ago saved his — and two others’

BEVERLY — If you want to put on a floral dress, sip champagne, learn to play mahjong, and listen to live music while gazing at nine extravagant art installations, then

Beverly Mayor Michael Cahill now sits on the Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board and was among the board members who recently unanimously approved a new battery energy storage site in

BEVERLY — It was love at first sight.

BEVERLY — It was love at first sight.

BEVERLY — Every morning before going off to the Cove Elementary School as a third-grader, Matt Gill remembers waking up extra early so he could sketch out comic strips for