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By: Scott Souza
Organizers expect crowds similar to last year's 20,000-person event and urged visitors to plan ahead.
Danvers leaders issued a joint statement on the "disorderly," "disruptive," "antisemtic" and "racist" behavior.
The free June 28 event will include crafts, games and a visit from The Good Witch of Salem.
By: Scott Souza
Jeffrey Blonder, of the Disabled Veterans of America, submitted this Letter to Patch.
The Tuesday event will now be held on its rain date of Thursday. DANVERS, MA — The Danvers Downtown Rewind has been postponed until Thursday because of rain in the forecast.
The program is open to Peabody residents on Saturdays and Sundays during July, except for July 4.
The players took the field at the New England Youth Tackle Football National Championships at Brown University in RI.
Hours will be reduced at the South Branch and West Branch as of July 6.
Christie, Salem High's athletic director for four years, will step down to take the same role at Malden Catholic.
The Main Library will offer free lunch for children 18 and younger Monday through Thursday through Aug. 16.
