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In 1923, Briscoe High School opened in Beverly. Over the ensuing decades, the solid brick building served as a junior high and a middle school as well, educating thousands of Beverly children before it closed in 2018.  Then, earlier this year, a full century after the school first opened, ground was broken on a new project on the site: a mixed-use development combining affordable housing for elders, live-work space for artists, a theater, and outdoor open space. The goal, say those behind the project, is to ensure the iconic building remains part of the fabric of the community for another century to come.  “It’s so promine
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