Alchemy hopes to transform Lynnfield’s restaurant scene at MarketStreet
LYNNFIELD — Alchemy is the latest new restaurant to open at MarketStreet. Owned and operated by the North Shore’s Serenitee Restaurant Group, the restaurant... Read more.
Peabody water plant rededicated in honor of late operator Walsh
PEABODY — The longtime operator of the water treatment plant on Coolidge Avenue, Robert “Bob” Walsh, was honored posthumously by the city Saturday... Read more.
Lynnfield residents condemn Anti-Semitic vandalism
LYNNFIELD — Residents are outraged following the discovery of anti-Semitic graffiti Wednesday at Glen Meadow Park. Town officials were alerted to the hateful... Read more.
Peabody summer school programs a smashing success
PEABODY — With approximately five weeks left in the summer, the School Department’s summer school programs are still bursting at the seams as the district... Read more.
Mystery of the Lynnfield town bell: solved
LYNNFIELD — Many town residents are familiar with the town’s historic bell, which dates back to 1859 and was used as a fire alarm at the Meeting House from... Read more.
Anti-Semitic graffiti found in Lynnfield
LYNNFIELD — Town officials were notified Wednesday morning of the presence of anti-Semitic graffiti at Glen Meadow Park. The graffiti included a swastika, the... Read more.
Desroches selected as Peabody’s new athletic director
PEABODY — Peabody has a new athletic director — and a whole lot more. Carroll Elementary School physical education teacher Dennis Desroches has recently been... Read more.
City program is schooling parents
PEABODY — Peabody Public Schools has received a $131,980 state grant, which the district will use to help parents and caregivers prepare their children for early... Read more.
Six new Eagle Scouts honored in Lynnfield
LYNNFIELD — Six members of Boy Scouts of America Troop 48 in Lynnfield were promoted to Eagle Scouts Sunday in a Court of Honor ceremony at the Centre Congregational... Read more.
Peabody Council candidate Daigle calls for responsible development in new campaign ad
PEABODY — Ward 4 City Council candidate Julie Daigle unveiled a new campaign advertisement last week pledging to hold developers more accountable and protect... Read more.