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OBITUARY: Leslie Ann Stucke, 66

OBITUARY: Leslie Ann Stucke, 66

Leslie Ann Stucke, 66, of Marblehead died peacefully in her sleep on Oct. 28, 2025. Born in Marblehead’s Mary Alley Hospital on Nov. 5, 1958, to John and Priscilla (Mock) Stucke, Leslie was a true “Marbleheader.” Leslie was diagnosed at a very young age with cerebral palsy, but the diagnosis did not stop her from living a full life. A graduate of Marblehead High School, Class of 1977, Leslie enjoyed sailing, bike riding, ping-pong and family skiing trips. She traveled the world with her family,…
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Marblehead police log, Nov. 15-20: CVS manager has very bad apparent last day

Marblehead police log, Nov. 15-20: CVS manager has very bad apparent last day

Excerpts from the Marblehead police log of Saturday, Nov. 15 through Nov. 21. Saturday, Nov. 15 Vehicle stops, citations: 4 Vehicle stops, verbal warnings: 8 12:09 p.m. An officer responded to the scene of a vehicle crash on Beacon Street and filed a report. 3:02 p.m. Officers were dispatched to investigate a report that two kids believed to be in their mid-teens were trying to get inside a vacant unit on Broughton Road. Upon his arrival, one of the officers saw a boy approximately 14…
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Headlight: Nov. 19, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Senior Nathaniel Carper-Young reviews Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos' latest film, "Bugonia." Freshman Eve Magen makes the case for trying a winter sport. Headlight November 19, 2025 - (21 inches)-1Download
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Headlight: Nov. 5, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Assistant Editor Georgia Marshall, a junior, writes about the response of students in faculty to a disturbing incident in October, when graffiti depicting hateful and profane symbols, including a swastika, was found in a boys’ bathroom at MHS. Senior Ellie Payson offers freshmen the benefit of her experience on how to make friends and try to find "your people" in a new school. Headlight November 5, 2025 - B (21 inches)Download
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Headlight: Oct. 22, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Sophomore Daphne Seliger reports on the Performing Arts department's first trip of the year to Boston. Junior Anna Baughman welcomes to MHS new French teacher Ms. Gvirtsman. Headlight October 22, 2025Download
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Headlight: Oct. 15, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Sophomore reporter Maya Berman documents how this year's freshman class "has completely revolutionized what it means to run for class officers." Freshman reporter Mary Prindiville is back with her second installment of student-athlete tips for freshmen. Freshman reporter Eve Magen writes about how students are using, and in some cases misusing, the large language model artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT. Headlight October 15, 2025 - B (21 inches)Download
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Headlight: Oct. 8, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Assistant Editor Anna Cruikshank, a sophomore, reports on Marri O’Connell, captain of the girl’s cross country team. Assistant Editor Evan Eisen, junior, writes about "Phones in schools: Useful or a distraction?" Freshman Mary Prindiville offers part one of "successful student-athlete tips for incoming freshmen." Headlight October 8, 2025 - B (21 inches)Download
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