Police logs Wednesday, Jan. 1 – Sunday, Jan. 5
Sunday, Jan. 5 Arrests Brand L. Norris, 38, of Munroe Street, was arrested for an outstanding warrant with another department at 5:29 p.m. at Gametime Lanes and... Read more.
2025 Pet Video Festival at Peabody Library
The Peabody Library will be holding its first ever Pet Video Festival screening on Saturday, February 1, 2025 at 1 p.m. in the Main Library Tech Lab. The festival... Read more.
City council appoints new president in mid-term inauguration
City council rang in the new year with the mid-term inauguration, where council members unanimously elected Julie Daigle as council president. A ceremonial march... Read more.
Legislature Passes Major Health Care Oversight Legislation, Regulates Private Equity
BOSTON — Senate Assistant Majority Leader Joan B. Lovely (D-Salem) is pleased to announce the Massachusetts Legislature passed legislation that will close loopholes... Read more.
Top 3 Peabody stories of 2024
It’s been a busy year for Peabody with plenty to report on. From the realm of contentious municipal meetings to the moments where community support shows its strength,... Read more.
Bridgewell supports aging adults with IDD
In 2006, Peabody-based social and human services agency Bridgewell opened one of the first residential programs in the state for people with intellectual and developmental... Read more.
Peabody TV awarded for Overall Excellence at regional competition
Peabody TV won big this month at the Alliance of Community Media Northeast Chapter’s annual Nor’easter Awards, bringing home top honors in the Overall Excellence... Read more.
Energy efficiency project cleans up 12 municipal buildings
Projects using a grant of $271,000 for the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources Green Community designation earlier this year have set into motion over the... Read more.
SEPAC gets a visit from Santa
St. Nick made an extra special visit to Higgins Middle School last Wednesday during the Peabody Special Education Parent’s Advisory Council’s (SEPAC) Sensory... Read more.
Request to remove trees from scenic bypass approved
Salem Country Club’s request to have four trees removed from Forest Street, a designated scenic bypass that cuts through the club’s golf course, was unanimously... Read more.