Danvers starts overnight paving on Elm and Holten streets this weekend, closing lanes downtown. From our own coverage: Overnight paving starts Sunday on Elm, Holten.
Danvers Select Board approved a Chick-fil-A license and sent five zoning articles to the planning board.
The Danvers Conservation Commission continued hearings on two major wetland cases to November 12 while clearing two routine compliance files.
Library plans Nov. 5 pumpkin collection event to divert gourds from trash. Also in today's brief (7 items): Library to host pumpkin collection event Nov. 5; Accessibility Commission holds regular meeting; Select Board meets at 1 Sylvan Street; Recreation Committee meets at Stone Street.
The Town of Danvers is inviting residents to a Nov. 12 public meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. on the Endicott Street Visioning Study, aimed at creating a community vision for the corridor near Route 128.
Danvers transportation officials open public comment period on the Endicott Street corridor visioning study.
Four Danvers-resident obituaries were published this week: Littlefield, Ruth M.; Murnane, Tracey Ellen; Ruest, Robert; and Stead, Ann M. Ruest, 67, died Friday at Hunt Nursing & Rehabilitation Center and was born in Beverly.
Danvers girls soccer team moves closer to a playoff berth after the weekend.
The Danvers Planning Board continued a special permit hearing for a hotel contractor's storage yard after neighbors described years of tree removal and dumping.
Danvers High School athletics had a banner week, with football ranked No. 1 in Division 4, volleyball improved to 9-2, girls soccer qualifying for the tournament for the 33rd straight year, golf set for sectionals, field hockey back in tournament contention, and cross country improving every meet…