‘Absolutely despicable’ word disturbs Lynnfield
LYNNFIELD — The end of the school year took a sour note for a couple of young Lynnfield brothers when a group of older boys verbally abused them, using the “N-word”... Read more.
Peabody summer concert series is back
PEABODY — Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. and downtown enrichment collective Peabody Main Streets have announced the return of the city’s annual Summer Concert... Read more.
Fire department connects with residents facing emergencies
PEABODY — The Fire Department has launched a new program that will help protect residents during emergency situations. The Community Connect program allows residents... Read more.
Middle School students push for dress code changes
LYNNFIELD — An energetic and determined group of Lynnfield Middle School students is pushing to change the school’s dress code, claiming it is selectively... Read more.
Lynnfield citizens group still dissatisfied with school response
LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield United, a citizens’ group questioning the school district’s equity policies, is once again expressing its dissatisfaction with... Read more.
It’s summertime in the city at the Torigian Y in Peabody
PEABODY — The YMCA of Metro North is wasting no time ushering in the good old summertime. On Monday, Metro North opened two of its outdoor summer camps. Camp... Read more.
It’s summer camp time at the Torigian Y
Julia photos PEABODY — The YMCA of Metro North is wasting no time ushering in the good old summertime. On Monday, Metro North opened two of its... Read more.
MMWEC community meeting to discuss Peabody Peaker Plant project is Tuesday
PEABODY — The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company (MMWEC) is holding a community meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Peter A. Torigian Senior Center... Read more.
Peabody comes together for Grammy
PEABODY — It may have been four long months in the making but Saturday’s rolling parade welcoming 81-year-old Olive “Grammy” Burkinshaw back... Read more.
Peabody City Council approves $76.6M school budget
PEABODY — The City Council voted 8-0 Thursday to pass a $76.6 million school budget for fiscal year 2022. “I’m excited about what’s to come,”... Read more.