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AP exam success rises sharply among Massachusetts students
The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced Monday that the number of Massachusetts public school students who took…
Community Credit Union urges yes vote on merger
President and CEO of Community Credit Union, Nick Sarantopoulos, and Attorney Thomas C. Demakis are…
Municipal Light Plant enters agreement with Maine Wind projects
Peabody Municipal Light Plant is entering into a power purchase agreement with two Maine onshore…
Local business owner convicted for money laundering
BOSTON — A Wakefield woman was convicted of money laundering conspiracy on Nov. 24, 2025,…
City outlines cemetery expansion, presale return
After an initial halt on presales for lots at Cedar Grove Cemetery due to around…
Council updates city fee requirements
The Peabody City Council moved efficiently through a full agenda Tuesday night, approving a special…
Sports
Tanners, Crusaders, Eagles honored at All-Star ceremony
LYNN — Laughs, iPhone camera clicks, and a boatload of athletic talent spread throughout Lynn…
This week’s schedule
THURSDAY Track and field Salem, Peabody at Swampscott (4:30) Gymnastics Marblehead vs. Peabody (7:45 at…
Roundup: Girls hoopsters find hot hand
A 40-point first half catapulted Peabody’s girls basketball squad (1-0) to a dominant taming of…
A whole new look for the Tanners
After losing nine seniors to graduation — three of whom were starters — and a…
Lifestyle
PMLPs 14th annual historical calendar now available
The 2026 Peabody Municipal Light Plant historical calendar was released last week, featuring photographs of…
Bridgewell gets hands dirty at Newhall Fields
Over 50 volunteers from Bridgewell and Newhall Fields Community Farm spent the morning completing various tasks, such as seed collecting, pot washing, landscaping, and planting, to give back to the community.
St. Ann’s Parish hosts annual harvest raffle with exciting prizes
St. Ann’s Parish of Peabody is having its Annual Harvest Raffle on Sunday, Nov. 23 with tickets available for purchase before and after masses, by mail, or by phone, and prizes include cash, a one night stay at Salem Inn, gift cards, and more.
2025 Peabody International Festival
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Peabody Ed. Foundation gets boost from North Shore Bank
The Peabody Education Foundation, with generous funding from North Shore Bank, has announced the launch…
School Committee bids farewell to Swanson, Hochman
The School Committee was rather sentimental at its last meeting of the year as it…
Bishop Fenwick High School Honor Roll Quarter 1 2025-2026
LYNNFIELD Dean’s List Evan Diranian: Class of 2028 Principal’s List Angela DiMattia: Class of…
Ward 2 Councilor-elect to host Community Open House
Ward 2 Councilor-elect Wendy Lattof will host a Community Open House on Saturday, Dec. 20…
Council says goodbye to Gould, McGinn, and Melville
At the last City Council meeting of the year, some goodbyes and thank yous were…
Residential taxes set to rise in FY26 budget plan
The City is preparing to increase residential taxes by an average of $415 during Fiscal…
Peabody earns $50K grant to improve cybersecurity
The Massachusetts Clean Water Trust’s Board of Trustees approved $104,199,464 in new low-interest loans and…
Peabody students shine at Bishop Fenwick
Junior Elias Rodriguez, Sophomore Emily Legault, and Freshman Teddy Fleming have all been recently recognized…