The North Shore and Merrimack Valley superintendents of schools have collaborated to make a timely and unified decision about school closure that they feel is in the best interests of their faculty, staff, students, and families. This decision was made after significant conversations among school leaders, local public health officials, and state officials. State officials have today urged that municipalities should make decisions based on their local circumstances, and given the rapidly changing COVID-19 crisis, which the World Health Organization has this week labeled a global pandemic.
meHUB Launches Website to Promote Positive Youth Development
MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — Members of meHUB are pleased to announce the launch of the organization’s website.
Manchester-by-the-Sea and Essex Police Investigating Rumored Threat Made against School via Social Media
MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — Interim Manchester Police Chief Todd Fitzgerald and Essex Police Chief Paul Francis report that their respective police departments took immediate action and investigated a rumored threat made against Manchester Essex Regional Middle High School via social media.
Manchester-by-the-Sea Police Complete One Mind Campaign Pledge to Better Serve those Suffering from Mental Illness
MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — Interim Chief Todd Fitzgerald is pleased to announce that the Manchester-by-the-Sea Police Department has completed its pledge through the One Mind Campaign to improve its response to those suffering from mental illness.
Essex County Sheriff Seeking Two Inmates Who Walked Away from Lawrence Correctional Alternative Center
Essex County Sheriff’s Office is seeking to capture two inmates who walked away from the minimum security Lawrence Correctional Alternative Center Wednesday
Essex County Sheriff’s Department Receives $750,000 Grant for Implementation of Second Chance Act Program
MIDDLETON — Essex County Sheriff Frank G. Cousins Jr. is pleased to announce that the Essex County Sheriff’s Department has received a three-year, $750,000 grant from the Department of Justice to lower criminal recidivism by providing work-based training and employment to incarcerated adults after their release.
Essex County Sheriff’s Department Seeking Inmate Who Walked Away from Pre-Release Facility
BOSTON — Essex County Sheriff Frank G. Cousins Jr. reports that the Essex County Sheriff’s Department is seeking the public’s help in locating an inmate who walked away from its pre-release facility.
Essex County Sheriff’s Officers Honored Among Mass. Correctional Officers of the Year
BOSTON — Essex County Sheriff Frank G. Cousins Jr. is pleased to announce that two Essex County Sheriff’s Department Sergeants were honored at the Massachusetts State House today during the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security’s (EOPSS) annual Correctional Employee of the Year Awards Ceremony.