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Salem Halloween Closures, Parking Bans Set For October, Patch Reports

Salem's Halloween season closures and parking bans return in October, Marblehead Patch reported Saturday, warning North Shore drivers to expect barricades and delays. The city is urging visitors to use the commuter rail or ferry instead of driving as crowds build for the Witch City's an…

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Marblehead Deed Sales Range From $850,000 to $2.4 Million Over Four Weeks

Fifteen property transfers were recorded in Marblehead from Aug. 14 to Sept. 12, nine with recorded prices ranging from $850,000 to $2.4 million and a median of $1,019,000. The month's top sale was 16 Liberty Rd. Lot 8A at $2,400,000, sold by Posasrd Family Trust to Brian J. Osullivan. A single

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Marblehead sees 13 deed transfers in late summer, but only three sales list a price

Marblehead recorded 13 property deed transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only three had a sale price recorded: $675,000, $870,000 and $8,900,000, for a median of $870,000 among those three. The period's top transaction was 10 W Orchard St, Lot 12, which sold for $8,900,000 on Sept. 1 from Ian

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Dan Koh Wins Marblehead's 6th Congressional District Primary

Dan Koh won Marblehead's Democratic primary Tuesday for the open 6th Congressional District seat. U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton vacated the seat to run for U.S. Senate, and Koh topped a six-candidate field, Marblehead Patch reported Wednesday in a story headlined "MA Primary 2026 6th U.S. Cong…

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Marblehead Voters Head To Polls Tuesday For State Primary

Marblehead voters head to the polls Tuesday for the 2026 state primary election. The vote narrows the field of candidates ahead of November's general election, according to Marblehead Patch's "Marblehead State Primary 2026 Voter Guide: Where To Vote, Races, Candidates," which outlines p…

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Hamilton Bakery Plans Move Into Marblehead's Five Corners

A Hamilton bakery is planting new roots in Marblehead's Five Corners, taking over the former Barrelman space at 259 Washington Street, according to Hoodline. Meanwhile, a new sushi restaurant celebrated the opening of its first Massachusetts location this week with free matcha, caviar s…

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Marblehead Bike Shop Won't Sell E-Bikes To Minors, Citing Safety

A Marblehead bicycle shop is refusing to sell e-bikes to minors, citing safety concerns, according to CBS News Boston. The report, headlined "Bicycle shop in Marblehead, Massachusetts won't sell e-bikes to kids: 'They're too fast,'" describes a retailer setting an under-18 cutoff as ele…

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Endicott College To Host 6th District General Election Debate

Endicott College in Beverly will host a general-election debate for the open 6th Congressional District seat after the Sept. 1 primary. The free, public forum is set for Cleary Lecture Hall on the Endicott College campus in Beverly, a short drive from Marblehead, according to Marblehead…

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Ice Cream Delivery Service Plans First Storefront In Danvers

A North Shore ice cream delivery service plans to open its first storefront in Danvers this September, Marblehead Patch reports. The dispatch, headlined "Ice Cream Delivery Shop To Make Long-Awaited North Shore Arrival," said the owners of Scoop N Scootery, which has built its business …

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