Lynnfield launches 2040 Visioning Plan
LYNNFIELD — The town has launched an initiative to develop a vision plan that it hopes will map out its future for the next 10-20 years. Lynnfield 2040: Shaping... Read more.
Peabody power outage disrupts downtown
PEABODY — Several residents and businesses in the downtown area of the city, including City Hall, suffered a loss of power shortly before noon on Friday. Peabody... Read more.
Peabody Public Services appoints Paulitz as acting director
PEABODY — City engineer Will Paulitz has been appointed acting director of the Department of Public Services. He replaces outgoing Director Bob LaBossiere, who... Read more.
Peabody applies for permit to dredge Brown’s Pond
PEABODY — The city has filed a Chapter 91 Waterways permit application under the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Waterways Regulation Program to conduct... Read more.
Peabody Chamber means business
PEABODY —The Peabody Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) has a new program designed to bring more educational courses and programs to members and its employees. It’s... Read more.
Lynnfield Library asks town to approve $974,000 budget for FY24
LYNNFIELD — Library Director Abigail Porter is asking the town to approve a $974,171 operating budget for fiscal year 2024. Porter said the proposal represents... Read more.
Peabody schools adopt a family cap on AP exam fees
PEABODY — The School Committee voted unanimously to cap fees for Advanced Placement testing at the high school. Superintendent of Schools Josh Vadala told the... Read more.
Lynnfield fire department looks for $1.4 million for capital expenditures
LYNNFIELD — A new ambulance and fire engine headline the Fire Department’s $1.4 million capital funding request for fiscal year 2024. In a recent presentation... Read more.
Lynnfield schools looking for $29.7 million for FY24
LYNNFIELD — The numbers are in. Superintendent of Schools Kristen Vogel is proposing a $29.7 million budget for the 2023-24 school year. Joined by Thomas Geary,... Read more.
Lynnfield prevails on ‘strong chief’ appeal
LYNNFIELD — An appellate court judge has reversed a Superior Court decision that found the town violated the so-called “strong chief” statute when... Read more.