Jamie Pote

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

BEVERLY — By the slimmest of margins, Mayor Mike Cahill’s Fiscal 2027 budget passed 5-4 Tuesday night after nearly four hours of deliberation by the Beverly City Council.

BEVERLY — An unresponsive 13-year-old boy was pulled from a resident’s pool on Parrametta Drive Wednesday afternoon.

BEVERLY — After approving Supt. Peter Cushing’s “critical needs” budget plan, along with two additions, last month, the Beverly School Committee was on standby for several weeks to see if

BEVERLY — On Sept. 19, Miranda Harrington was featured on the front page of The Salem News after the high school senior worked diligently to help secure a $25,500 grant

BEVERLY — If kids want to dress like their favorite villain, participate in a mud-wrestling pit, compete in pineapple tossing games and most of all make new friends while creating

BEVERLY — Fire crews battled a three-alarm fire at a home on Abbott Street Friday morning.

Over the last few weeks, the Merrimack Valley Con­ference Athletic Directors have announced the league’s first and second all-conference teams for baseball, softball, boys’ and girls’ lacrosse, boys’ and girls’

BEVERLY — Minutes before the City Council decided to eliminate the position of Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging during last week’s budget meeting, Mayor Mike Cahill, Council President

Staff Writer Jamie Pote may be contacted at jpote@salemnews.