Peabody Rotary Club presents check to Veterans Services
The Rotary Club of Peabody presented a check for $1,000 to the city’s Veterans Services Department on Veterans Day. The money came from donations and the Rotary... Read more.
Peabody salutes veteran Saul Gurman at 101
Saul Gurman, a World War II veteran, celebrated his 101st birthday with friends, family, and fellow residents at the Jeffrey and Susan Brudnick Center for Living... Read more.
Playing it safe in Peabody
The city broke ground on its new Public Safety Headquarters, which will be located next to Higgins Middle School, on Thursday. The project is expected to cost $69... Read more.
Holden and Tron honored as 2024 Commonwealth Heroines
Peabody residents Martha Holden and Christins Tron were selected as 2024 Commonwealth Heroines by the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women (MCSW). Holden... Read more.
Peabody Council OKs FY25 school budget
The City Council Finance Committee approved the city’s fiscal year 2025 education budget of $94,577,540 at its meeting on Thursday. This meeting was a continuation... Read more.
Board of Health discusses tobacco regulations
The Board of Health discussed implementing stricter regulations that would ban the sale of tobacco products to people born after a specific date. The board had previously... Read more.
Peabody City Council reviews FY25 operating budget
The City Council Finance Committee reviewed the city’s proposed fiscal year 2025 budget of $197,352,196, an increase of $10,135,620 from the FY24 budget. Mayor... Read more.
Car crashes into backyard; no injuries
A car drove off Washington Street into the backyard of 2 Washington Place Monday afternoon, a Peabody Police Officer on the scene stated. The car drove in between... Read more.
Prep graduate wins Global Stock Pitch Competition
Zach Saporito, 18, won the 2024 Global Stock Pitch Competition at the Global Youth Investment Summit in New York City. After first applying to the Young Investors... Read more.
Veterans Memorial High School receives $250K skills grant
The Healey-Driscoll administration has awarded a $250,000 Skills Capital Grant to Veterans Memorial High School, according to a press release from the administration.... Read more.