Winter 2011-12

March 19, 2012
Red Sox Insider
Bill Newell with Andy Carbone and latest Red Sox talk

March 19, 2012
Gloucester HS Girls Get New Softball Coach
Tim Kearns talks with newly appointed Gloucester coach J.J. Nicastro

STATE CHAMPIONS!
D3 Boys: Danvers 59, St. Joseph's 47 OnDemand below
D3 Girls: Pentucket 55, Sabis 32 Videos below

Click here for Danvers High School Boys' Basketball Videos as the Falcons prepare for the D3 State Championship Game

Nick McKenna (3/18/12)

Danvers Coach John Walsh (3/17/12)	Eric Martin (3/17/12)

Dan Connors (3/17/12)	George Merry (3/17/12)

Jon Amico (3/17/12)	Final seconds of D3 State Championship (3/17/12)

Falcons celebrate (3/17/12)	D3 State Champion Danvers Falcons (3/17/12)

Pentucket wins D3 Girls Championship! (3/17/12)	Pentucket post game ceremony (3/17/12)

St. Joseph's coach Paul Brindle (3/18/12)

Construction continues at Danvers High School (3/15/12)

Peabody High School Principal Ed Sapienza retiring after 40 years in education (3/15/12)	1st term Peabody Mayor Ted Bettencourt (3/15/12)

March 15, 2012
D3 State Championship Preview
Bill Newell with Salem News sportswriter Matt Jenkins and MSO's Tim Kearns

March 15, 2012
Daily Item Sports Editor wins Jack Grinold Media Sports Information Director Award
Bill Newell with Item's Steve Krause

This Week in North Shore Sports Bill Newell at Gatorade Players of the Year Ceremony at Peabody High School. Winners: Hayley Dowd / Jr / Peabody, Massachusetts Girls Soccer Player of the Year; Catarina Rocha /  Jr Massachusetts Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year Speakers: Ed Sapienza - Principal - Peabody High School Dr. Herbert Levine - Superintendent of Schools - Peabody Phil Sheridan - Athletic Director - Peabody Ted Bettencourt -Mayor - Peabody Dennis Desroches - Girls Soccer Coach - Peabody Jose Rocha - Girls Cross Country Coach

Gatorade Player of the Year, Hayley Dowd, Peabody High School (3/15/12)	Gatorade Player of the Year, Caterina Rocha, Peabody High School (3/15/12)

March 14, 2012
North Shore Today: Color is the Theme of the Week
Deb Lambert, 'GardenAuthor,' with helpful hints on indoor/outdoor preparation

 
Peabody Director of Athletics Phil Sheridan (3/15/12)

March 13, 2012
Gloucester: Developer Proposes 100-room Hotel
Atty. John Cunningham, representing Beauport Gloucester LLC, with general outline before Gloucester planning board

March 12, 2012
North Shore Today: Endicott College Continues Looking Ahead
President Dr. Richard Wylie on changes, expansion, the future, and being a good neighbor

March 12, 2012
Red Sox Insider
Bill Newell with Andy Carbone and latest Red Sox talk

March wind at Revere Beach (3/9/12)

March 8, 2012
Gloucester: City Council Set to Hear Fort Zoning Arguments
Ward 5 City Councilor Greg Verga

March 7, 2012
North Shore Today: Okay Gardeners, You Can Go Out Now
Deb Lambert, 'GardenAuthor,' with helpful hints on indoor/outdoor preparation

March 7, 2012
Press Release from Sen. Bruce Tarr
Unemployment insurance benefits being studied

March 6, 2012
Gloucester: Business at the Fort
Ann Molloy of Ocean Crest, maker of Neptune's Harvest fertilizer, speaks of $80 million dollars in annual business along Commercial Street, the recent addition of more jobs, and the need to allow influx of marine industrial businesses as zoning currently allows

March 6, 2012
MIAA D3 Basketball: Gloucester Come-back Falls Short
Tim Kearns with post game wrap
Gloucester coach Lori Sanborn

Gloucester 1,000-pt scorers Audrey Knowlton, Heather Cain (3/2/12)	Gloucester girls' basketball coach Lori Sanborn (3/2/12)

Marblehead girls' basketball coach Skip Likins (3/2/12)

MIAA Tourney:
(3/1/12)
Boys' Basketball: Marblehead 65, Melrose 39
Beverly 55, Chelsea 53
Girls' Basketball: Gloucester 67, Marblehead 54 Game summary with Tim Kearns
St. Mary's 51, No. Reading 24
Stoneham 48, Lynnfield 44
Boys' Hockey: Marblehead 3, Shawsheen 2
(2/29/12)
Girls' Basketball: Swampscott 59, Ipswich 57
(2/28/12)
Girls' Hockey: Weymouth 7, Marblehead/Swampscott 3
Boys' Hockey: Winthrop 4, Tewksbury 0
Lincoln Sudbury 4, Triton 2
North Andover 7, Somerville 0
Saugus 5, Beverly 4
Danvers 4, Methuen 2
Boys' Basketball: Lawrence 80, St. John's Prep 69
Lynn Classical 49, Masconomet 46
Pentucket 64, Stoneham 54
Girls' Basketball: Salem 37, Melrose 32
Watertown 50, Winthrop 42
Pope John 42, Manchester-Essex 31
Lynn English 58, Everett 35 OnDemand below

North Shore Bank's Players of the Month: Audrey Knowlton, Heather Cain North Shore Bank's Player of the Month for January & February , 2012: Audrey Knowlton became the second Gloucester girls basketball player to reach the 1,000 point-scored mark for a career, joining teammate Heather Cain. Cain was named the MVP of the NEC South and was the leading scorer in the entire leage. Knowlton was right behind in the scoring race, averaging 14.1 points per game to Cain's 14.5. Gloucester finished at 13-7 to make the state tournament.

Lynn English girls Coach Fred Hogan gets win no. 100 (2/28/12)	Lynn English senior Deidra Newson, 17 pts vs Everett (2/28/12)

Boys Basketball (2/27/12)
Marblehead 46, Tewksbury 43 (OT)
Salem 73, Malden Catholic 68
Medford 49, Peabody 48
Waltham 61, Lynn English 52 OnDemand below


Waltham's Michael Gelineau, game high scorer with 21 pts (2/27/12)


Salem State Baseball Coach Ken Perrone (2/28/12)

February 24, 2012
NEC Wrestling All Stars

February 21, 2012
NEC Girls' Hoops: Gloucester Back in Tourney
Audrey Knowlton is latest 1,000 point scorer

February 14 2012
Sports Talk: North Shore Sports Night
Host Rick Moore talks with Winthrop hockey coach Dale Dunbar; Daily Item sports editor Steve Krause; Gloucester Times sports editor Nick Curcuru; Danvers hockey coach Kevin Brown; and MSO's Tim Kearns OnDemand below

Boys' Hoops-Lynn English 91 at Beverly 69 OnDemand below

Lynn English boy' basketball coach Mike Carr after Beverly win (2/11/12)	Lynn English senior Keandre Stanton, 29 pts vs Beverly (2/11/12)

Lynn English so. guard Fred Hogan, 19 pts vs Beverly (2/11/12)

This Week in North Shore Sports Bill Newell with Matt Roy, Daily Item, Lynn (basketball & hockey); Frank Shea, Masconomet boys basketball coach; Bill Burridge, Hamilton-Wenham girls basketball coach; Lauryn Ginsburg, Beverly gymnastics coach (NEC Champions - undefeated) 2/9/12

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33 year old man arrested in domestic assault; GFD makes 3 ambulance runs in 13 minutes; warm weather gardening (03/21/12)

North Shore Today: Beverly shelter temporarily closed; Salem elementary school students counseled; Wenham hires temporary Town Administrator (03/21/12)

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Three arrested in two separate drug incidents over the weekend; Manchesterbythesea schools get grant; police busy over weekend with domestic complaints and loud neighbor complaints (03/19/12)

North Shore Today: 25-year-old Salem mom accused of slashing kids' throats and starting fire; Crane Beach Estate hosting TV pilot; Salem restaurants scammed, Beverly businesses alerted (03/19/12)

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Good Samaritan helps despondent resident on Back Shore; GFD makes 4 more ambulance runs; 'GardenAuthor' says get out and look for the color (03/14/12)

North Shore Today: North Shore students win arts award presented by Congressman Tierney; Peabody gets new Dunkin' Donuts; Salem Ed. Foundation pledges to raise big bucks (03/14/12)

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Mayor Kirk in favor of third hotel permit, this time at the Fort; GFD makes 4 more ambulance runs; Gloucester man arrested for lewd conduct (03/13/12)

North Shore Today: Names of teens in Feb. accident in Ipswich still not released; Danvers High School not yet ready; Saugus Board of Health looking for source of bad odor (03/13/12)

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Hotel opponents and proponents to be heard; Rescue Squad makes 4 ambulance runs; Endicott College in Gloucester? (3/12/12)

North Shore Today: Most wanted fugitive caught by Peabody Police; two new staffers hired by Beverly mayor; North Shore residents graduate as State Troopers (03/12/12)

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61 year old Gloucester man suffers serious injuries in car-pedestrian accident; 20 year old woman charged with beating up 13 year old; wallet returned to rightful owner after being found in store (3/07/12)

North Shore Today: Police widow will be able to collect survivor benefits; drivers escape serious injury after bad accident in Salem; Revere firefighters douse house fire quickly (03/07/12)

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Gloucester police arrest two in separate incidents; Facebook visitor alerts police to suicide threat; Fort business owner wants marine industrial zoning supported (3/06/12)

North Shore Today: State GOP caucus probes unemployment benfits abuse; special ed director appointment on hold in Beverly; new fire engine coming to Marblehead? (03/06/12)

March 5, 2012
Red Sox Insider
Bill Newell with Andy Carbone and latest Red Sox talk

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Gloucester police arrest man for violating restraining order; fairly quiet night for police and fire; diabetes awareness cycling event coming (3/05/12)

North Shore Today: Peabody, Danvers, Marblehead school committees ready budget increases; big changes due in Salem schools (03/05/12)

March 5, 2012
North Shore Today: From the Salem Mayor's Office
Big changes coming for Salem's Schools, according to Mayor Kim Driscoll

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Gloucester police investigating hit and run property damage; Seniorcare offering Alzheimer's program (3/02/12)

North Shore Today: Lynn aide to mayor says he was fired for seeking office; Salem women's fitness center to close; LeGrand David on "hiatus" (03/02/12)

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Two arrested on separate warrants in Gloucester; pot bust on Stanwood Avenue; missing boater or just loose kayak? (3/01/12)

North Shore Today: D.A. mum on Beverly cop-shooting probe; bank robbed in Lynn; Salem film festival underway (03/01/12)

North Shore Today: North Shore News Makers Interview
Gloucester's Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Richard Safier with Josh Arnold on "North Shore News Makers Live" (OnDemand below)

March 1, 2012
North Shore Today: Business Week in Review
Joe Grella, American Retirement and Investment Strategies, highlights the week in business (OnDemand below)

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Gloucester police investigate hit and run motor vehicle accident; Rogers Street road rage; pre-dawn incident at Tedeschi's (2/29/12)

North Shore Today: Salem mayor gets city workers to go to GIC; DA continues to probe cop shooting; women's self-defense class offered by Peabody Police(02/28/12)

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Gloucester police arrest three in drug investigation; 37 year old man charged with domestic A & B on girl friend (2/28/12)

North Shore Today: Cop shooting probe continues; Salem school may have longer hours; Saugus salt marsh saved (02/28/12)

February 29, 2012
North Shore Today: It is Still Winter for Gardeners
Deb Lambert, 'GardenAuthor,' with helpful hints on indoor/outdoor preparation

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Gloucester police arrest three in separate incidents; Mayor Kirk pleased with interim Fire Chief choice; Cape Ann Chamber news (2/27/12)

North Shore Today: Beverly police officer continues to recover after being shot; 27 Lynn English students suspended; Tierney visits Peabody HS (02/27/12)

February 26, 2012
From the Essex D.A.
Press release regarding police shooting

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Gloucester police investigate minor accidents; Fire Department douses midnight fire quickly North Shore Today:Mass DOT to study Rte 114 where Danvers pedestrian killed; Beverly hosts State of the Schools (02/24/12)

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Gloucester police make numerous traffic stops; mom complains of text threats to daugther; North Shore Today:Pedestrian killed on Rte 114; Salem mayor recounts D.C. visit; Peabody police warn of foreclosure scam (02/23/12)

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Rockport man arrested on child rape charges; Tierney announces school art competition; benefit tonight for son of late police officer (2/22/12)

North Shore Today: Lynn School Supt. looking to punish violent YouTubers; three Wenham businesses vying for one liquor license (02/22/12)

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Rescue squad, police busy with calls; Tierney calls for NOAA moratorium; fundraiser at Jalapeno's for son of late police officer (2/21/12)

North Shore Today: Dogs rescued from devasting fire in Salem; area legislators hesitant on raising gas tax; re-aligning parishes possible in Swampscott, Marblehead (02/21/12)

February 21, 2012
Gloucester: Fuller School Administration looking for rental property for their relocation
From Gloucester City Council Chair Jackie Hardy:
Councillors,
Last Friday I was at a meeting with Supt. Safier, Asst. Supt Tarr, 
Chairman Pope and CAO Duggan.

Sharing the "gist" of the meeting with the Council:

Both the City and School Administrations will be seeking possible 
relocation (rental) properties so that the School Administration 
will be able to make the move should the School Committee vote to 
declare Fuller surplus.

The locations that were discussed were not definite as they are 
still working on the list of possible properties that would 
accommodate the needs of the School Administration.  Site visits 
will be undertaken by the School Dept once that list becomes more 
cohesive. They then would work up a contract to rent the new office 
relocation.

The funding source reportedly will come from city savings when they 
board the school up and eliminate the need to provide utilities to 
the building.

The Symphony would be offered the opportunity to use the GHS Auditorium.

The preschoolers will be moved to Emerson Ave.

The YMCA programs would be asked to seek other facilities.

There are many issues that I believe should come to the council 
before this grows too many more legs.  Chairman Pope agrees that a 
joint meeting is in keeping with our committment to each other to 
keep the "process" out in the open as previously agreed.  We will be 
scheduling a joint meeting ASAP.  All of our "dance cards" are full. 
This information needs to reach all of us and we all need to be 
able to ask individual questions as to logistics, timing, funding, 
etc.

Chairman Pope did mention at the meeting that he would be in 
agreement with me by not rushing this rental and relocation process 
through  until the council (if SC votes to surplus the bldg.) 
informs the School Administration to vacate the building - who said 
that we would ask to vacate - there has been some expression that 
School Admin would be welcome to stay. These and many, many more are 
the questions that we need answers to, no one should be presupposing 
what the council will or will not do.... we ALL need to share data 
and information in public.

Carbon monoxide leak at Mortillaro Lobster Company in Gloucester (2/20/12)	Brush fire off Hartz Street and Bass Avenue in Gloucester (2/20/12)

February 20, 2012
Gloucester: Fire Chief Retiring after 33 years
Gloucester Fire Chief Phil Dench reflects on career as firefighter

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Eight workers hospitalized as CO leaks at Mortillaro Lobster; firefighters busy with brush fire; Hold the Fort at the Annie; North Shore Today: Lynn School Committee member shocked at fight video: Endicott gives back (02/20/12)

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Gas main broken on Main Street; voter registration deadline tomorrow; The Large Pelagics Research Center seminars begin (2/14/12)

North Shore Today: Salem "sober house" owners given reprieve; Wenham tea house to get new tenant; Torigian's daughter hired by city of Peabody (02/14/12)

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Elm Street man arrested on outstanding warrants; Mayor nixes City Hall to Fuller idea; Cape Ann Chamber BAH night this week (2/13/12)

North Shore Today: Salem licensing board to question owners of Hilltop Manor; Ipswich utility receives grant; Marblehead CC postpones actions (02/13/12)

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Fifteen year old boy accused in another alleged violent episode; woman arrested in police parking lot; GHS hockey player injured in game; North Shore Today: Peabody murder victim remembered at vigil; mulch site ordered to cease and desist; (02/09/12)

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Resident complains of phone scam; O'Maley teacher's car vandalized; Rockport man's car hurtles into yard North Shore Today: Peabody vigil for murdered social worker; MBTA hearing in Lynn features complaints; Marblehead demolishes home (02/08/12)

February 8, 2012
Walmart at Fuller Site? Why Y?
Gloucester Ward 5 City Councilor Greg Verga recaps Tuesday's joint meeting of School Committee and City Council

February 8, 2012
North Shore Today: 'GardenAuthor' Returns
Deb Lambert, 'GardenAuthor,' with helpful hints on some late winter prep

Girls' hoops-Salem 33 at Lynn English 42 (2/8/12) Game broadcast OnDemand below

Lynn English girls' basketball coach Fred Hogan after Salem win; NEC North Champs (2/8/12)	Lynn English soph Diondra Woumn, 17 pts vs Salem; gam high scorer (2/8/12)

February 7, 2012
RICHARD L. PEARSON NAMED ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF MIAA AND MSSAA
Richard L. Pearson, currently principal of Medway High School, has been named Associate Executive Director of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) and the Massachusetts Secondary Schools Administrators' Association (MSSAA). He will assume his new position in June.

He will succeed William N. Gaine Jr., the long time Deputy Executive Director, who will retire on June 30, 2012.

February 7, 2012
Saugus Hockey in Big Tests this Week
Sachems' coach Jeff Natalucci

February 7, 2012
NEC Basketball: Race to the Finish
Salem News sportswriter Matt Jenkins

February 7, 2012
Red Sox Insider: Pitching Questions Abound
Bill Newell with Andy Carbone

Girls' hoops-Swampscott 34 at Lynn English 40 Game broadcast OnDemand below

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Woman reported missing from Hillcrest senior care program; 70 year old man arrested for harrassing hospital staff; GHS student allegedly harrasses another on Facebook (2/07/12)

North Shore Today: Lynn elementary school evacuated; Peabody car crash victim identified; 3 area fire departments receive federal funds (02/07/12)

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Man arrested after Walgreen's incident; motor vehicle vandalized; Verga notes nothing happening on I4 C2; North Shore Today: Lynn man seriously injured in Western Ave rollover; Peabody man flees police, caught; Swampscott user fee going up? (02/02/12)

Lynn English girls' basketball coach Fred Hogan after Swampscott win (2/1/12)	Lynn English's Catherine Stinson, 17 pts vs Swampscott (2/1/12)

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Drug suspect using 10 aliases and wanted by Milwaukee police nabbed by Gloucester police; 5 more ambulance runs by GFD; shoplifting incident at Market Basket (1/30/12)

North Shore Today: Hamilton police nab liquor store robber; Beverly company helping out Romney campaign; Lynn crime rate up-slightly; Marblehead school chief wants more administrators (01/30/12)

Winthrop boys' baskeball coach Dave Brown (1/27/12)	Wintrhop's Quinton Dale, Joshawa Babb, Joe D'Amore; each scotes 18 in win over Beverly (1/27/12))

Gloucester girls' basketball coach Lori Sanborn as team improves to 8-3 with win over Peabody (1/27/12)	Gloucester's Audrey Knowlton game high scorer with 17 pts (1/27/12))

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Seven emergency ambulance runs in Gloucester overnight; man crashes car into yard ; last day for voter registration (2/15/12)

North Shore Today: Ipswich based company seeks tax break; Lynn cops return to beat; Salem man rescued from tree (02/15/12)

January 31, 2012
Sports Talk: North Shore Sports Night
Host Rick Moore talks with Rockport hockey coach Derek Papalegis; Danvers boys' basketball coach John Walsh; Winthrop hockey coach Dale Dunbar; Daily Item sportwriter Matt Roy; Gloucester Times sports editor Nick Curcuru; and MSO's Bill Newell OnDemand below

January 30, 2012
Red Sox Insider: It's That Time of Year
Bill Newell with Andy Carbone

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Rescue squad makes 5 more ambulance runs overnight; police advise resident on aggressive unwelcome guest; tax attorney with tip on capital gains; 3 school administrators retiring (1/27/12)

North Shore Today: Lynn lawyer guilty of tampering; Beverly Chamber President touts upcoming event; Swampscott educator avoids jail (01/27/12)

January 26, 2012
North Shore Today: MassPay Works for Small/Intermediate Business
Jason Maxwell, of MassPay, also chairs cancer fundraiser and is Beverly Chamber of Commerce president

January 26, 2012
Tax Attorney with Advice on House Money: Buy Low, Sell High
Bob Madruga with a tax tip about captial gains

January 26, 2012
North Shore Today: Business Week in Review
Joe Grella, American Retirement and Investment Strategies, highlights the week in business (OnDemand below)

 
LEHS starting sophomores Diandra Woumn., Catherine Stinson, Deirdra Newson (1/25/12)

LEHS girls basketball coach Fred Hogan has team at 11-0; qualified for state tourney (1/25/12)	LEHS girls basketball captains Shannon Calnan, Taylor Newhall (1/24/12))

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Firefighters make rescue squad runs; man claims identity theft; apartment broken into; Basketball on MSO Thursday and Friday (01/25/12)

North Shore Today: Salem Mayor attends State of the Union; two Essex county correctional officers placed on leave; three finalists named for top Peabody school post (01/25/12)

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Firefighters knock down loading dock blaze; two arrested on separate warrants; Governor wants Community College changes (01/24/12)

North Shore Today : Former Beverly city worker sues city; Hudak not running; Peabody Library fix in works (01/24/12)

Danvers boys' basketball coach John Walsh (1/23/12)	Danvers boys' basketball center George Merry (1/23/12)

Boys Hoops-Danvers 70, Peabody 48 OnDemand below
Hockey-Gloucester 9, Lynn 1 OnDemand below

January 19, 2012
Gloucester: Newell Stadium, Fuller School Plans Move Ahead
Greg Verga, Ward 5 City Councilor

January 19, 2012
North Shore Today: Business Week in Review
Joe Grella, American Retirement and Investment Strategies, highlights the week in business ("Business Lunch with Joe & Bill" OnDemand below)

January 17, 2012
Gloucester: Cape Ann Chamber Readies for New Leaders
Tim Burton, Project and Events Director

January 9, 2012
North Shore Today: Salem, Beverly Rescue Personnel Save Jumper
Beverly: At approximately 7:50pm Beverly Fire Department got a report that someone
had jumped from the Memorial bridge and was in the water. Crews from group 2 responded to the Harbor Center and immediately activated Marine 1 to assist other agencies on scene with their search for the victim. The victim was quickly recovered by the Salem Harbormaster, removed from the water and transported, conscious and alert, to an awaiting Northeast Regional ambulance with the assistance of Beverly firefighters. Beverly Harbormasters, Beverly Police, Salem Firefighters and Salem Police were also operating at the scene. The commuter rail was temporarily suspended from service during the incident. All units were cleared from the scene at approximately 8:45pm

Information provided by Beverly Fire Department Public Information Officer
Chad McCormack

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Damaged car parts left in lot; pipe bursts in Holy Cow; police quiet disturbances (01/19/12)

North Shore Today : Beverly unions agree to new health insurance pact; Peabody has new parks director; Swampscott historical commission at impasse (01/19/12)

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Rockport man accused of stealing $1000 worth of gas; GFD makes ambulance runs; Newell Stadium project gets more money (01/18/12)

North Shore Today: Two Lynn female escapees recaptured; Tisei blasts Tierney; fire in Saugus; Peabdy rink to get upgrade (01/18/12)

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Gloucester police find weapons hidden in ceiling of apartment; several motor vehicle accidents blamed on ice; new Cape Ann Chamber head headed north (01/17/12)

North Shore Today: Lynn pedestrian dies a week after hit and run; four injured in Lynn car crash; Saugus man saves dog (01/17/12)

North Shore Sports Night
Danvers boys' basketball coach John Walsh has Falcons Flying (1/11/12)
Danvers hockey coach Kevin Brown prepares for Marblehead (1/11/12)

January 3
Boys' basketball: Salem 71 Gloucester 40 OnDemand below

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Beverly man arrested for house break last month; 29 year old woman charged with domestic A&B; icy road blamed for motor vehicle accident (01/10/12)

North Shore Today: New manager at Peabody Power Plant; truck hits two Lynn homes; Lynn Classical hall of famer dies (01/10/12)

January 9, 2012
North Shore Today: Salem Working on School Improvements, Power Plant Possibilities
Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll

New pier coming to Salem waterfront (1/9/12)	Eclectic guest list for Gloucester inauguration (1/9/12)

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Car dispute settled by police; beagle found at Elks staying at shelter; Gloucester mayor plans captial improvements with no request for tax override (01/09/12)

North Shore Today: Danvers looking for school transportation re-imbursement; Lynn man stabbed; Salem mayor says progress made in Bentley School process (01/09/12)

January 6, 2012
Gloucester: Capital Improvements, Fire Stations on Agenda
Gloucester Mayor Carolyn Kirk

January 6, 2012
North Shore Today: Business Week in Review
Joe Grella, American Retirement and Investment Strategies, highlights the week in business (OnDemand below)

January 6, 2012
Gloucester: City Council President Selected; Turbines Coming
Ward 5 councilor Greg Verga

January 6, 2012
North Shore Today: Cape Ann Chamber Planning Big Month
Project and Events Director Tim Burton

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Car damaged in business parking lot; another vehicle slams into wall; new Gloucester city council president elected (01/06/12)

North Shore Today: Cigarette may be cause of Beverly fire; residents advocate for AGH; no snow helping Lynn budget (01/06/12)

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Gloucester police arrest man wanted in Rockport; high speed chases nets vehicle, not driver; $4000 credit card fraud (01/04/12)

North Shore Today: Bettencourt hires friends; Ipswich hires interim town administrator; MBTA North Shore service may be reduced (01/04/12)

Danvers guard Nick Bates as Falcolns improve to 5-1 (1/3/12)	Danvers boys' basketball coach John Walsh (1/3/12))

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Two arrested in Gloucester in separate incidents, one on warrants, the other on a weapons charge; woman complains of being ripped off by consignment shop (01/03/12)

North Shore Today: Bettencourt takes over as Mayor in Peabody; Lovely new council president in Salem; Barton and Net new members of Lynn council (01/03/12)

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Icy road conditions contribute to several weekend accidents; rescue squad busy with emergency runs New Year's Eve; man leaves bloody trail after falling (01/02/12)

North Shore Today: Ipswich interim town manager to be selected soon; first baby of 2012 checks in; Lynn police mum on shooting (01/02/12)

North Shore Bank's Player of the Month: Nick Bates North Shore Bank's Player of the Month for December, 2011: Danvers High School boys' basketball junior Nick Bates has been a key player in leading the Falcons to an early 6-1 record. Besides running the offense, he is a key component in a smothering defense that held Glouceter to 1 point more than halfway through the first half. Often leading the team in scoring, Nick was outstanding in leading the Falcons over Saugus with 17 pts and 12 rebounds, and chipped in with 15 points in a dominant performace over Lynn English

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Gloucester firefighters put out fires on Prospect Street and on Poplar Street; GFD honors Peabody firefighter; late night speeders stopped on 128 (12/30/11)

North Shore Today: Emotional farewell to firefighter James Rice; Salem hit and run driver drags woman along Federal Street; large grant helps regional health program (12/30/11)

Link of the day (12/30/11) (from Peabody Police)
Peabody funeral procession (from Danvers Patch)

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Two injured in separate motor vehicle accidents; hit and run damages car on Eastern Ave.; homeless man has seizure on City Hall property; USCG selects memorable 2011 rescues (12/29/11)

North Shore Today: Thousands expected to honor fallen Peabody firefighter; road closures in Peabody Friday a.m.; Swampscott owner of Peabody business to pay restitution in fraud case (12/29/11)

GHS Hockey Tourney:
Beverly 5, Gloucester 1
Goals: Connor Irving 2, Brendan Mitchell 3
Beverly hockey coach Bob Gilligan (12/28/11)
Triton 2, Marblehead 1 (12/28/11)

Girls' Basketball: Lynn English 53, Peabody 30 (12/23/11) OnDemand below

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Two Gloucester men arrested on separate charges, one in Florida; minor motor vehicle accidents investigated; rescue squad transports 3 in separate medical emergencies (12/28/11)

North Shore Today: New tech school to pay Danvers for permits and water; Salem schools to hire consultants; Revere library director pleads guilty (12/28/11)

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Peabody police aid Gloucester police in one of two separate suicide threats; video game device reported stolen; rescue squad busy (12/27/11)

North Shore Today: Chelsea man killed in car accident in Revere; Danvers high school field house readied for opening next week; Salem stays open til 2 a.m. New Year's Eve (12/27/11)

Beverly Mayor Bill Scanlon (12/27/11)

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Gloucester police follow blood trail; loud late night arguments quieted; two chimney fires, no damage (12/26/11)

North Shore Today: Funds established for fire victims' families in Peabody; Lynn Mayor saying no to school consultants; light bulb swap set in Salem (12/26/11)

Catherine Stinson and Deidre Newsom, LEHS now 4-0 (12/23/11)	Lynn English girls' coach Fred Hogan; team at 4-0 after win over Peabody (12/14/11)

December 23, 2011
North Shore Today: From the Mayor's Office
Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll on the Bentley School, the power plant, and the opening of the Ruane Building

December 23, 2011
Gloucester: City Councilor wants Mayor to Slow Down Process
Ward 5 councilor Greg Verga agrees on hearing for collective bargaining issue

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Nobody hurt in two car crash on Rogers Street; police find car parts in road, but no report of accident; resident takes laptop with Facebook threats to Police HQ (12/23/11)

North Shore Today: Peabody officials looking for 41 year old missing since Thursday; 19 year old Lynn man held without bail, charged with shooting murder of friend; Peabody may get new school (12/23/11)

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Man falls off fishing boat in Gloucester Harbor; Gloucester city councilman wonders why Mayor in rush over doing away with collective bargaining issue (12/22/11)

North Shore Today: 18 year old Lynn youth charged in fatal shooting; Salem group ready to help upgrade Bentley; 3 suspected drug traffickers arraigned after allegedly being found with $1.1 million in cocaine (12/22/11)

Olivia Summit and Coach Jane Heil, Peabody basketball (12/21/11)

Girls' basketball: Peabody 46, Lynn Classical 19
Post-game summary and interviews (12/20/11)

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Two Gloucester drivers hurt in head-on collision on Magnolia Avenue; license plate readers gets uninsured motor vehicles off the street; GHS hockey on MSO tonight (12/21/11)

North Shore Today: Ipswich School Committee reaches agreement with Feoffees; accused Swampscott car swindler changes mind on guilty plea; Saugus library aid pleads not guilty (12/21/11)

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GFAA president says GHS teams could be looking for a home in the fall; dog keeps neighbor up all night; man posing as electric worker promoting scam? (12/20/11)

North Shore Today: Elderly woman suffers severe injuries in Peabody accident; Salem school committee finalized; Beverly bank donating big bucks to Salem after-school program (12/20/11)

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Healthy Gloucester Collaborative gets $125,000 boost; expensive hair salon scissors stolen, recovered; icy spots on Gloucester roads no problem (12/19/11)

North Shore Today: Swampscott police arrest man wanted in connection with Revere stabbing; Haverhill woman killed by alleged drunk driver; Peabody police continue investigation into double murder (12/19/11)

 
Keandre Stanton 27 points Lynn English Boys Basketball
Sr / Captain 77-71 Win over Salem Record 2-0

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Gloucester police called to quell domestic disputes; hit and run accident on Maplewood Avenue causes property damage (12/16/11)

North Shore Today: Salem driver critcally injured in Route 114 accident Thursday night; Lynn police arrest MA state trooper; serious fire in Hamilton (12/16/11)

Boys' Basketball : Lynn English 77, Salem 71 (12/16/11)
Game summary and post game interview

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Police investigate car break-in at Stop & Shop; heroin o.d. victim revived with narcan; 3 motor vehicles towed for revoked insurance (12/15/11)

North Shore Today: Committee formed in Salem to try to fix school woes; Peabody school evacuation angers some parents; Swampscott gets electronic parking ticket machines (12/15/11)

December 15, 2011

Boys' Basketball: Danvers Opens with a Bang
Coach John Walsh after opening night win

Hockey-Danvers 3 Winthrop 2
Winthrop coach Dale Dunbar
Danvers coach Kevin Brown (12/14/11)

Beverly 3 yr starter Zach Zigelbaum
(12/14/11)

Beverly boys' basketball coach Scott Lewis after 68-47 win over LCHS (12/14/11)	Beverly's Chris Keaton, game high scorer with 22 pts (12/14/11)

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Local man arrested on domestic charges at just after midnight; Rescue Squad at 4 medical emergencies in 4 hours; police settle neighbor dispute (12/13/11)

North Shore Today: Lynn and State police raid stores and markets in Central Square; former police chief pleads out; Danvers seniors helping out kids in hospital (12/13/11)

Salem boys' basketball coach Tom Doyle (12/13/11)

December 13, 20111

Former NFL QB, College All-Star, Return to Talk to Item All Stars
Brian St. Pierre and Sam Hill among speakers at 66th annual Item All Star Dinner

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Gloucester Mayor announces where the "free cash" will be spent; rescue squad responds to medical emergencies; police arrest adult male after traffic stop; Cape Ann Chamber events (12/12/11)

North Shore Today: No new Dunkin' Donuts in Peabody; Plantet Fitness in Salem to open 24/7; car explodes into Peabody house (12/12/11)

Panther Review: Tim Kearns with Beverly football coach Dan Bauer on the 2011 season (12/8/11

Peabody Cross Country Star Heads to the Nationals
Caterina Rocha off to San Diego on Thursday (12/6/11)

D3A Superbowl...Bourne 16, Hamilton-Wenham 14

North Shore Bank's Player of the Month: Catarina Rocha North Shore Bank's Player of the Month for November, 2011: Peabody High School's Catarina Rocha is once again the cross country runner of the year on the North Shore. As a junior, she led her team to the conference championship and individually won the state cross country title. Catarina takes all Advanced Placement and Honors courses and finished 7th in the National Footlocker Cross Country Championship in San Dieago.