Danvers Select Board unanimously appointed Assistant Town Accountant Carly Manion to the interim role. The Board voted 4-0 to appoint Manion following her presentation of background and experience; Board members expressed support for the appointment. In a second 4-0 vote, the Board authorized the
Danvers Select Board approved the return of MBTA bus service to downtown Danvers starting September 6 and fined a stalled Elm Street development $1,200 for missed deadlines.
Danvers Select Board issued final deadline and $1,200 fine against stalled development. The Board voted 3-2 to impose an October 2 completion deadline and a $1,200 fine on GC Fodera Contracting for delays at 17 Elm Street, citing repeated missed deadlines and poor communication; Board members
The Danvers Select Board approved a cooperation agreement with the Danvers Housing Authority and declined to grant a construction extension for a stalled 17 Elm Street project.
Select Board approved three licenses and denied a construction extension. The board unanimously licensed Daniella's Dolce bakery at 74 Holten Street and approved a one-day wine and malt beverage license for Twisted Fate Brewing's June 20 event at Liberty Marina. It renewed Robert Connors'
Danvers Select Board approved donations, a Purple Heart memorial, and summer concert licenses. The Board unanimously accepted $20,200 from the Friends of Endicott Park for improvements including $10,000 for pasture shelter upgrades, $6,200 for footbridge repairs, and $3,800 for corral fencing, plus
Danvers Select Board unanimously elects Dutrochet Djoko as Chair. The Board voted 5-0 to elevate Djoko, who replaced Maureen A. Bernard. The Board also voted 4-1 to approve a One Day Wine & Malt License for Essex North Shore Agricultural & Technical School on June 3, 2026, with Michael D. Bean
Select Board approves conservation alternates and grants alcohol licenses. The board unanimously appointed Andrew McNulty and Michael McCarthy as Conservation Commission Alternates after hearing both candidates' qualifications and commitment to environmental stewardship. Schools Superintendent Dan
Select Board approves pizza restaurant license transfer; no fault found with SkyZone. The Board voted 5-0 to transfer the Common Victualler License for Johnnie Pizza Danvers Inc. at 67 High Street. The Board also heard from SkyZone General Manager Jen Abrams regarding a January 31 incident in which