Fish Prints, Zombies and More North Shore Biz News
Here's a round-up of business news in the North Shore area.
Have you noticed a new store while driving around the North Shore recently? Patch loves small business and we try to cover every new opening. Here is a look at some recent business openings and happenings on the North Shore.
Have you noticed a new shop and have been wondering what it is? Leave us a note in the comment section and we will check it out.
SALEM
Opening Soon: Joe's Fish Prints and Tomo's Tackle
Joe's Fish Prints and Tomo's Tackle is expected to open next month on Pickering Wharf in Salem.
Mayor: $45M Development Would 'Breathe New Life' Into Underused Salem Block
Salem city councilors approved what is expected to be the first step toward a new $45 million mixed-use development at the intersection of Washington and Dodge streets.
No More 'The Walking Dead' at Cinema Salem
Cinema Salem announced on Saturday that it will no longer be showing episodes of The Walking Dead.
For Sale in Salem: One Sweet Ride
We found this classic automobile outside of Conners Garage on Canal Street in Salem.
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BEVERLY
Beverly-Based Business Opens European Office
Affiliated Managers Group Inc. establishes office in Zurich.
LIST: Winners of Beverly Business Awards 2013
Beverly Chamber awards seven categories at second annual Beverly Business Awards, held Thursday night at the Danversport Yacht Club.
Beverly Bike Shop and Cycling Club Help to Stop Diabetes
Local team starts a chain reaction at Pinnacle Bike Works for the Tour de Cure.
Former Executive of Beverly Company Sentenced to Prison for Securities Fraud
Former Beverly CFO sentenced to five years in prison.
Beverly Police Thank Local Businesses for Participation in Sticker Shock Program
Local businesses that participated include Alexander's, Chrispy's Liquor & Lottery, Henry's Wine Cellar, North Beverly Food Mart, One Stop Market, and Ryal Side Liquors.
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PEABODY
Battle Royale Over Billboard to Play Out in Court
A hearing in superior court is scheduled for Tuesday. Total Outdoor Corp. claims it's all a clerical error with the wrong plans being filed, while the city argues the 92-foot billboard pole was installed in the wrong spot and needs to be moved.
Who Wants a Full Liquor Restaurant License? The City Has 1
The city has one all-alcohol license available for a restaurant or other business in Peabody looking to serve drinks.
Neighbors Say Route 1 Project a 'Complete Disaster' [VIDEO]
City officials and the neighbors agree -- two abutting commercial and residential developments off Route 1 are a "disaster."
VIDEO: They Say it's Zombie-proof...
You never know what -- or who -- could be lurking outside your office cube.
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DANVERS
Casino Developer Postpones Public Meeting on Slots Parlor
The Maryland-based developer that has discussed a proposal to locate a slot parlor at Liberty Tree Mall will not hold a public meeting this week as once discussed.
Taxis Given OK to Immediately Resume Danvers Pickups
Three taxi companies that have pending taxi licenses filed with the town of Danvers were given a temporary OK to immediately start picking up customers again.
Red Carpet Favorites from a Danvers Fashion Expert
Former Lorraine Roy owner and current Bella Sera Bridal consultant Jeanne Hennessey offers some picks from Sunday night's Oscar awards.
New Home Healthcare Office Opens in Danvers
BAYADA Home Health Care celebrated the opening of its new office in Danvers.
Homeless Families Have Been Moved Out of Moldy Motel Rooms
After filing a lawsuit against Days Inn last year, the families who were living in moldy motels rooms have been moved out.
Cafe, Apartments Planned to Replace Former Church
A former church on Holten Street is planned to be replaced by a new building with a cafe and six apartments.
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MARBLEHEAD
Comella's Restaurant Applying the Finishing Touches
The trim is painted, the sign is up and Comella's Restaurant is just days away from opening for business on Atlantic Avenue in Marblehead.
Marblehead for Teens to Host 1st Annual Job Fair
It's a career and resource fair for local high school students and local employers, which will be held March 12.
Hungry for Art and Happy for the Effort
Marblehead's Hungry Betty's restaurant hosted an art/social activity that is trending across the nation, painting parties.
Casey Leaving Marblehead Chamber to Direct Regional Tourism Bureau
Chamber director taking position at North of Boston tourism bureau next month. Casey says she'll always carry a piece of Marblehead with her.
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SWAMPSCOTT
Raina's Makes it All the Way Back
The new, bright hair salon is the only original tenant to return to the Gateway Building on Humphrey Street.
