Fire Department knocks down fire at Santoro’s
The Fire Department responded to a report of a fire at 12:02 p.m. at Santoro’s on Friday, Fire Chief Jay Dowling said. The department responded to an accidental... Read more.
Hundreds gather to protest Moulton’s transgender remarks
SALEM — Hundreds of community members gathered outside of U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton’s Salem office yesterday to protest his anti-transgender comments regarding... Read more.
City salutes its heroes
The city hosted its bi-annual Veterans Day breakfast at Wiggins Auditorium in City Hall, followed by a celebration in front of the building. The auditorium was filled... Read more.
A closer look at the election
The City of Peabody’s unofficial results from Tuesday night showed a slim majority of residents voted in against the winning Republican ticket. Of the 28,491 votes... Read more.
Welch School celebrates jubilee with ribbon cutting
Welch Elementary School students and faculty were joined by state and local elected officials for the official ribbon -cutting ceremony of the newly-renovated elementary... Read more.
Lovely ducks rake in ribbons at Topsfield
TOPSFIELD — State Sen. Joan B. Lovely and her 3-year-old granddaughter, Isla Buonfiglio, received three-first place ribbons and a second-place ribbon for the four... Read more.
Kowal joins North Shore Children’s Museum
Jen Kowal began her new role as the executive director of the North Shore Children’s Museum less than a month ago. “We interviewed a number of very well-qualified... Read more.
City Council ponders MBTA zoning
At the City Council meeting on Thursday, Community Development Director Curt Bellavance proposed a plan for the city to comply with the Commonwealth’s MBTA Communities... Read more.
Peabody preschool hopes to lower age limit
The School Committee voted unanimously to allow St. John the Baptist School to move forward in lowering its minimum age limit to 2 years old. St. John’s Preschool... Read more.
Center Elementary one of 57 to gain state recognition
Center Elementary School was one of 57 schools across the Commonwealth to be named a School of Recognition, with the release of the 2024 Massachusetts Comprehensive... Read more.