Wilkins brothers help lead North Shore Tech football turnaround Jamie Wilkins of Salem earned high marks from his parents, Jack and Donna, even before the bowl-bound North Shore Tech football team took the field for its opening game this fall.
Jamie's folks were wondering — maybe even a little concerned — if their oldest son might be bothered by having a sophomore brother, Jesse, on the team who (they thought) would have a bigger role than his senior sibling....continued
No season greens at Clark Farm; others optimistic DANVERS — For the first time in about 23 years, Clark Farm will be closed during the holiday retail season.
Owner Bill Clark fears more people may keep their greenbacks to themselves this year, which would leave him with greens, Christmas trees and kissing balls he cannot sell....continued
Our view: Tough times no reason to abandon gift-giving tradition These are surely not the best of times. But they are not the worst of times either.
So while it would be foolish to pretend there are no economic storm clouds over the region, as they are over the country, those living on the North Shore should keep in mind that there is plenty for which to give thanks and celebrate. And yes, plenty of reasons to shop....continued
Back from Broadway to lend support In 31 years as a music teacher in Beverly schools, Ray Novack has had few students as talented, and helpful, as Kristin Carbone, a former member of Beverly High School's jazz band who switched from flute to French horn at Novack's request....continued
