Original article from The Salem Eventing News What’s older than every James Bond movie ever made, as prestigious as any individual award handed out to high schoolers in the Bay State, and awarded each spring to the top student-athlete from across the North Shore landscape? When it comes to prestige, notoriety and accomplishment, The Salem News Student-Athlete Award — which...
To the editor: The YMCA is planning to build 53 low-income units at its Middle Street site with Harborlight Community Partners. LDS Consultant Group determined Dolben’s 200-unit apartment project at Fuller does not meet a financial hardship standard to justify in-lieu payment to waive the required 30 affordable units under the city’s inclusionary housing ordinance. The development group is willing...
Milestones Abby Rausch and Sarah Lubeck, residents of Marblehead and real estate agents at Harborside Sotheby’s International Realty, have been named top agents of the month for December 2017. Giving North Shore Bank has donated $20,000 to Harborlight Community Partners, a nonprofit that develops affordable housing and provides support services for low- and moderate-income people on the North Shore. The...
The former Mac’s Shoe, part of the 59/63 Willow Street property owned by the Hamilton Development Corporation. The property is under consideration for up to 20 senior apartments. A proposed affordable apartment complex restricted to seniors on Willow Street essentially received the town’s approval late last year, but the Hamilton Development Corporation’s (HDC) chosen developer doesn’t plan to pull the...