Boston’s Wicked North Shore And More

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07/10/2025

At North Shore Regional 911, we take great pride in the dedication and professionalism of our dispatchers.

Our team is committed to continuous improvement, actively pursuing training opportunities to enhance their skills and deepen their knowledge. Through community engagement efforts — including ride-alongs, field drills, training exercises, and support at local events — our dispatchers strengthen the vital connection between public safety and the communities we serve.

To our dispatchers — thank you for your tireless dedication and for making a difference, one call at a time.

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Our NBA Cup group is locked in 🔒

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Round 2 of Lynn PD vs Lynn FD in the Battle of the Badges Softball Game this Sunday, 2pm, at Fraser Field.

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07/07/2025

While we typically don't comment on individual personnel decisions, I can confirm that Sergeant Bukhenik was transferred on a temporary duty assignment to the Division of Standards and Training (DST) effective Sunday 6 July 2025 (please see the attached personnel order 25PER409).
Mechanically, the transfer passed through the Division of Field Services' South Boston Barracks which is reflected in
the order titled 25PER408.
As a Sergeant assigned to the DST Commander's Office, Sergeant Bukhenik will perform a variety of administrative functions in support of the Division's daily operations.

In his time leading the Department, the Colonel has impressed upon leaders of every rank that personnel decisions should serve the best interest of the Department's public safety mission. We do this by conducting a fair and robust hiring process that ensures Troopers and professional staff of every background can articulate their qualifications and describe their ability to fulfill the specific responsibilities of any given roll.
The Division of Investigative Services is currently accepting applications for the vacancy for the sworn sergeant position in the Norfolk County State Police
Detective Unit.
As the Colonel said following the conclusion of the second trial, the events of the last three years have challenged our Department to thoroughly review our actions and take concrete steps to deliver advanced investigative training, ensure appropriate oversight, and enhance accountability.
Under his direction as Colonel, the State Police has, and will continue to, improve in these regards. Our focus remains on delivering excellent police services that reflect the value of professionalism and maintaining public trust.

- Massachusetts State Police Spokesperson Tim McGuirk

07/07/2025

Forever a Celtics Champion 🏆☘️

Thank you for everything, KP

07/07/2025

Christopher Joseph Dailey passed away from injuries sustained in a car accident on June 30, 2025. He was just 18 years old. Chris was born in Beverly and grew up in Gloucester. Chris attended Rockport schools through 8th grade, and was involved in many youth sports including baseball, soccer and lacrosse; but his true love was hockey. Learning to skate at just two years old, Chris went on to become a four-year varsity player for the Gloucester High School Fishermen, serving as co-captain and earning the distinction of Defenseman of the Year his senior year. He was a member of the National Honor Society, and a proud graduate of the GHS Class of 2025, eagerly anticipating beginning his studies in business at Coastal Carolina University this fall.

Chris was known for his infectious personality, warm heart, and a contagious smile that lit up any room. He was known to be the “life of the party,” and his adventurous spirit led him to spend treasured moments at the beach, fishing, skiing, riding dirt bikes, or just hanging out and making memories with friends and family. Chris was always willing to lend a helping hand, offer encouragement, or simply share laughter with classmates, teammates, and loved ones. He loved his family and friends unconditionally and never hesitated to share that love which will live eternally in our hearts forever.

Chris was a special gift to his parents, bringing immense joy to their lives. He also had an incredible connection with his sister Rachel; their bond was unbreakable, from childhood inseparability to the strengthening of their love in young adulthood.

A loving son to Rich and Nicole (Hochmuth) Dailey, and a devoted brother to Rachel Dailey of Gloucester, Chris cherished his family deeply. Christopher was also a proud grandson to Paul Hochmuth, and his wife Julia of Schenectady, NY, and Janet Dailey of Rockport, as well as nephew to Jim and Beth Dailey, and Kathy Hogan of Rockport; Stephanie and Mike Bracht of Moultrie, GA; Shannon and Pat Stusinski of Ballston Spa, NY; and Paul and Kate Hochmuth of Jacksonville, FL. He was beloved by his cousins, Emily, Matt, Jon, Sarah, Derek, Jared, Tyler, Jessica, Alex, and Charlotte. Christopher was predeceased by his paternal grandfather, Russell Dailey of Rockport, and Debbie Hochmuth of Schenectady, NY.

His memory will forever remain alive in the hearts of those he touched with his kindness, love, and zest for life. His spirit of adventure, friendship, and unconditional love will continue to inspire all of us.

His Funeral Mass will be celebrated in Saint Ann’s Church, 74 Pleasant St., Gloucester, MA on Thursday, July 10, 2025, at 10:00 am. Interment will be held following the Mass at Beech Grove Cemetery, Rockport MA.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Chris Dailey Memorial Scholarship Fund, ℅ Cape Ann Savings Bank, 109 Main Street, Gloucester, MA 01930.

Arrangements by Greely Funeral Home, 212 Washington Street, Gloucester, MA 01930. For online condolences please visit www.greelyfuneralhome.com