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Journalist, dad, runner. Editor of The Salem News. Drop me a line at jcastelluccio@salemnews.com.
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Ipswich students raise over $18,000 for Open Door

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By John Castelluccio Verified
| Gloucester Daily Times Verified
IPSWICH — More than 300 Ipswich Middle School students walked 10 miles from the school to Great Neck and back on Friday and raised more than $18,000 for The Open Door’s Ipswich Community Food Pantry. The pantry, which is located at the Southern Heights Ipswich Housing Authority site, is a program of Gloucester-based The Open Door, which serves 10 communities on Cape Ann and the North Shore.
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Ipswich students raise over $18,000 for pantry

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By John Castelluccio Verified
| The Salem News (Salem, MA) Verified
IPSWICH — More than 300 Ipswich Middle School students walked 10 miles from the school to Great Neck and back on Friday and raised more than $18,000 for the Ipswich Community Food Pantry. The pantry, which is located at the Southern Heights Ipswich Housing Authority site, is a program of The Open Door, which serves 10 communities on Cape Ann and the North Shore. Friday’s event marked the return of the school’s annual Walk for Hunger for the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Historians seek to delay demolition of First Period home

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By John Castelluccio Verified
| The Salem News (Salem, MA) Verified
DANVERS — Local historians are raising an alarm about the potential destruction of a historic home on Summer Street in Danvers whose most famous resident was American founding father Timothy Pickering, of Salem.
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