Business - Marblehead Current

14 Jan

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Meet Mabel of Marblehead

Cheryl ByrneBusiness, Local News

The following is an interview with Erin Spinucci, owner of Mabel of Marblehead, conducted by Discover Marblehead. This business brings women together through curated events, insider experiences and a lifestyle of inspiration — rooted in community, creativity and a deep love for small-town local. To learn more about Mabel of Marblehead, visit mabelofmarblehead.com. Tell us about Mabel of Marblehead. Mabel of Marblehead is a concierge, community and collaboration company that curates experiences and connections for women. We host events and workshops, design special moments, and…

11 Jan

News in brief: Week of Jan. 12

Leigh BlanderBusiness, Local News, News in brief, Public safety

The Current welcomes 150-200-word submissions to News in Brief. Send yours to info@marbleheadnews.org. 6th District race The race to fill Congressman Seth Moulton’s seat in the 6th District (Moulton is running for U.S. Senate) is getting more crowded. Salem veterinarian Mariah Lancaster announced a candidacy last week. Lancaster, a Democrat, has experience working at the State Department and as a congressional aide. Lancaster joins six other candidates vying for Moulton’s seat. Firefighters graduate Firefighters Jeremy Gillis and Kyle Pettinelli have graduated from the Massachusetts Firefighting…

06 Jan

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Visit Bedrock Pilates

Leigh BlanderBusiness, Local News

The following is an interview with Angie Hill Yu, owner of Bedrock Pilates Studio, conducted by Discover Marblehead. Located at 40 Tioga Way, Bedrock Pilates Studio offers group classes and private sessions at the studio or virtually. Angie customizes each session with safe and challenging exercises for her clients so they can reach their personal goals. To learn more about Bedrock Pilates Studio and their services, go to bedrockpilatesstudio.com. Tell us about Bedrock Pilates Studio. Bedrock Pilates Studio is a fully equipped pilates boutique where…

06 Jan

Labor law violations cost Marblehead employers nearly $44,000 in state fines

Nicole Abrams, Lea Tran, Isaira Alvarez and Ella McDonnellBusiness, Local News

The Attorney General’s office fined seven Marblehead employers for 17 state labor law violations between March 9, 2022, and Feb. 20, 2025, the Current has learned. More than 80% of all employer violations — including failing to pay minimum wage or provide earned sick time, keeping inaccurate records and child labor infractions — were issued in the past two years. Since March 9, 2022, Marblehead employers have paid nearly $44,000 in fines, records show. The attorney general fined the Marblehead restaurant Caffé Italia more than…

22 Dec

News in brief: Week of Dec. 22

Leigh BlanderBusiness, Community Service, Health, Marblehead Public Schools, Top Stories

The Current welcomes submissions (150-200 words) to its News in Brief section. Send yours to info@marbleheadnews.org. Goodwin extradited to Florida Marblehead resident and founder of defunct travel company Stone & Compass arrived in Florida on Dec. 18 to face charges that he defrauded more than 100 Daytona Beach high school students and chaperones out of about $400,000. Goodwin is being held on a $4 million bond. BLOOM for mental health The town of Marblehead is partnering with BLOOM, which offers free, confidential and personalized support…

24 Nov

Holiday magic hits Marblehead: Cuzner/Chamber crew decks the town

Leigh BlanderBusiness, Community Resources, Top Stories

It's beginning to look a lot like ... the holidays! Dean Cuzner's (WHIP) Landscaping volunteered a team to hang dozens of wreaths and garlands around town today, in partnership with the Marblehead Chamber of Commerce. Cuzner Landscaping has been involved for the last several years. You can see the decorations along Atlantic Avenue, and Pleasant and Washington streets. Here's a photo gallery from Monday morning... Bonnie Buckley with the Marblehead Chamber of Commerce with volunteers from Cuzner (WHIP) Landscaping hang garlands and wreaths around town…

19 Nov

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Meet Two Green Thumbs

Saoirse StallingsBusiness, Local News

The following is an interview with Jennifer Jones, founder/gardener of Two Green Thumbs, conducted by Discover Marblehead. Jones is a local gardener with hands-on experience creating container gardens and is a lifelong grower of flowers and plants, indoors and out. Read below to learn more about how she will pick, plant and refresh containers and patio pots with stunning seasonal blooms that thrive in your space. To learn more, go to 2greenthumbscontainergardens.com. Tell us about your Two Green Thumbs and why you started it. I’m…

12 Nov

Go behind the counter at one of Marblehead’s favorite spots

Julie FlynnBusiness, Food, Local News

The Muﬃn Shop opens its doors at 6 a.m., welcoming the first customers of the day. Walking in to the smell of fresh coﬀee and an array of warm muﬃns, commuters grab their morning fuel. Luisa Capasso stands behind the counter at the Muffin Shop. She gets up around 1 a.m. each day to bake the popular pastries. CURRENT PHOTOS / JULIE FLYNN Sixteen diﬀerent kinds of muﬃns line the muﬃn trays, from pumpkin to peach. Blueberry is the best seller, with oatmeal raspberry a…

05 Nov

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Visit Lighthouse Fitness Studio

Saoirse StallingsBusiness

The following is an interview with Kim Crowley, owner of Lighthouse Fitness Studio, conducted by Discover Marblehead.Crowley’s goal is to inspire, guide and encourage her clients to find a stronger self. She works with her clients one-on-one or in group setting fitness classes. Lighthouse Fitness Studio is located at 89 Front St., Suite 211. To learn more about the fitness classes and view the schedule of classes, go to lighthousefitness.net. Kim Crowley owns Lighthouse Fitness Studio in town. COURTESY PHOTO Tell us about Lighthouse Fitness…

05 Nov

A sustainable home and fashion company opens a pop-up in town

Bella TravagliniArt, Business

The worlds of fashion and art collide as designer, Erin Beatty, brings her sustainable home and fashion brand to a pop-up at The Willie Shaker Gallery on Washington Street. Rentrayage, a sustainable home and fashion company, is opening a pop-up in Marblehead this month. / COURTESY PHOTO Visitors will be treated to goods from Rentrayage, French for “to mend,” translating into a unique form of fashion that transforms vintage clothes and fabrics into one-of-a-kind creations. “Many don’t realize that over 50% of fabrics are made…