Nor'easter with damaging winds and heavy rain threatens Danvers weekend plans. Also in today's brief (6 items): Nor'easter to bring high winds, heavy rain; Healey appoints two new trustees to NSCC board; Firearms licensing fingerprinting session set Monday; Malden Catholic visits St. Jo…
Danvers panel presses pause on Cherry Hill Drive wetlands claim, orders independent review.
Danvers Planning Board delays vote on 30-unit Maple Street project over setback dispute.
Danvers continues sanitary sewer rehabilitation program as two new projects get underway. Also in today's brief (4 items): Danvers advances two new sanitary sewer rehabilitation projects; 1810 Fowler House lists for $1.375 million; Danvers' Rylee Sullivan named athlete of the week; Danv…
One Danvers-resident obituary was published this week: Stirgwolt, Frances Marguerite Chandler, 101, of Danvers, who died September 10, 2026, in Danvers at 101 years old, just short of her 102nd birthday. Her notice was posted through the Daily Item's obituary listings on Legacy.com. Sev…
Danvers logs 15 property transfers this week with sale prices reaching $1.1 million. From our own coverage: Danvers logs 15 property transfers up to $1.1 million. Also in today's brief (3 items): Danvers, St. John's Prep football teams win on road; Saugus visits Danvers for girls soccer…
Fifteen properties sold in Danvers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, according to Essex County Registry of Deeds data. Eight sales carried a recorded price, ranging from $250,000 to $1,100,000, with a median of $784,000; the other seven have no price yet available. The top sale was 6 Briarwood Dr Lot 2
National Grid will repave a utility trench along Peabody Avenue near the library this Friday, September 23. The work covers the stretch of Peabody Avenue from Holten Street past the Danvers Public Library, according to a town paving notice, and drivers and library patrons should expect …
Danvers Council on Aging heard updates on expanded senior programming and new partnerships.
Danvers Zoning Board approved Home Depot expansion with strict conditions while rejecting Lowes proposal. The board voted unanimously to permit outdoor storage and sales expansion at 235 Independence Way, imposing an eight-foot fence, landscape plan with trees reaching 20-foot minimum height and