Thursday, Sept. 11 Baby Storytime 10-10:30 a.m. Tech Lab, Main Library For parents and caregivers with children ages 0 - 18 months. You’re never too young for storytime! Join Miss Meeghan for stories, songs, and sensory play that helps babies develop language, social, and motor skills. Registration is required due to space limitations. Register at … [Read more...] about Peabody Library hosts storytime, crafts, and book groups for kids and adults
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Leyenda 1925: A new standard in luxury tequila arrives on North Shore
Leyenda 1925, a high-end, luxury tequila rooted in nearly a century of González family tradition from Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico, is now available on the North Shore. Among the many tequila options available, Leyenda 1925 stands out for what doesn’t come in the bottle: no additives, no artificial flavors, no shortcuts. According to a brand representative, Leyenda 1925 … [Read more...] about Leyenda 1925: A new standard in luxury tequila arrives on North Shore
Bertolino Foods plans expansion to accommodate growing workforce
The City’s Planning Board met last Thursday for a building permit plan review, one of which was for 5 Fifth Street, which is where Bertolino Foods is located. Since his family owns the property where Bertolino Foods resides, Dave Harrison submitted the building permit application and presented on the topic during last Thursday’s meeting. Harrison said that since Bertolino … [Read more...] about Bertolino Foods plans expansion to accommodate growing workforce
Peabody hosts 40th International Festival
For the 40th year, Peabody will welcome tens of thousands of people to its International Festival to celebrate diversity with food, art and music. International Festival, according to its website, continues to attract between 50,000 and 80,000 people to Peabody Square year after year. “The International Festival is the largest celebration of its kind on the North Shore,” … [Read more...] about Peabody hosts 40th International Festival
Peabody to host Cantor Institute’s new micro-shelters for unhoused residents
The Cantor Institute will be building insulated, micro-shelters from reclaimed construction scraps for unhoused neighbors in Peabody. The nonprofit organization is aiming for an October roll out ahead of winter. After a winter survey with unhoused residents, a small team at the Cantor Institute moved from miniature models to human-scale builds of portable emergency shelters … [Read more...] about Peabody to host Cantor Institute’s new micro-shelters for unhoused residents