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 Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved its financial report, rejecting a formal development assistance policy. Chair Carla King's committee reported $713,000 available and a $303,000 commitment to New England Homes for the Deaf/Waterhouse project, closing September 29.
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
Danvers recorded 14 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, with seven listing a sale price ranging from $544,000 to $1,100,000 and a median of $715,000. The period's top sale was 12 Colby Rd. Lot 6009, which sold for $1,100,000 on Sept. 9, followed closely by 17 Stafford Rd. Lot 45 at
Danvers Conservation Commission approved three compliance certificates and issued a mitigation order for Sherwood Avenue. The board voted unanimously to approve completions at 35 River Street (Crane River Marina), 152 Endicott Street (hotel and intersection improvements), and 32 Centre Street. On
Danvers recorded 15 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, with eight recorded sale prices ranging from $344,900 to $925,000 and a median of $667,500. The top sale was 12 Chestnut St. at $925,000, sold by Cornerstone Junction LLC to Constance Linscott. Ten of the 15 transfers involved
Select Board unanimously approved three business licenses at its September 3 regular meeting.
Danvers voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state primary to pick party candidates for November's election. U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton's seat is among the contests on the ballot, according to Danvers Patch's "Danvers State Primary 2026 Voter Guide: Where To Vote, Races, Candidates." Da…
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