
North Shore lets voices be heard
Over 1,200 people gathered in Swampscott to protest the Trump Administration and its influence of billionaires, while Rep. Seth Moulton and other community members... Read more.

Statue of St. Mary stolen from St. Ann’s
A statue of St. Mary was stolen from St. Ann's Parish of South Peabody, and neighbors have started a fundraising effort to replace it, having raised $900 so far.... Read more.

Fur the record: Meet Milo
Milo, a 7-year-old tabby cat with mesmerizing green eyes, is available for adoption at the Kitty Cat Cafe and Adoption Lounge, and while he is shy at first, he is... Read more.

Republic trash strike ends after 82 days
Republic Services and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 25 have reached a five-year collective bargaining agreement, ending the strike that had been... Read more.

Former city councilor dies at 91
Former City Councilor Frederick Murtagh died last Tuesday at the age of 91. Murtagh served on the Council for 30 years over a 40-year span. He was the husband of... Read more.

Newhall Fields Farm hosts wild foraging workshop with author Russ Cohen
Local author Russ Cohen will lead a foraging workshop at Newhall Fields Community Farm in Peabody, teaching attendees how to safely and responsibly identify and... Read more.

Peabody access TV funding proposal raises concerns among council members
The City Council of Peabody is supporting a proposal to allow Peabody Access Television to receive a user fee similar to cable providers, with the addition that... Read more.

City works with its seniors
Mayor Ted Bettencourt spoke at the last Finance Committee meeting about a work-off program that would allow homeowners based on minimum wage to work off a portion... Read more.

Budget neutral change approved by committee
The School Committee met Monday to review the school budget after a meeting with the City Council last week, where they heard comments from the council and the public.... Read more.

1964 tannery fire victims honored
People gathered at the Peabody Leatherworkers Museum Saturday afternoon to honor the lives of the five men who died in the Gnecco & Grilk tannery fire on May... Read more.
