A natural spring flowing quietly beneath eastern Massachusetts has become the focus of renewed attention as residents, athletes, and visitors seek alternatives to conventional drinking water. The source, known as Pocahontas Spring, is stewarded by Boston Clear, which operates 24-hour self-serve fill stations at 165 Lowell St. Customers bring reusable containers and pay $1.50 … [Read more...] about Spring water whets North Shore’s appetite
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Bettencourt updates on anti-bullying initiative
Mayor Ted Bettencourt addressed the community and shared progress updates for Peabody PROMISE: a community initiative launched earlier this fall to strengthen local support and resources for mental wellness, bullying prevention, and suicide prevention. He first reminded all those in attendance of the brand behind PROMISE and what its acronym stands for: Preventing … [Read more...] about Bettencourt updates on anti-bullying initiative
10th annual holiday stroll brought in community spirit
More than 500 community members attended the annual holiday stroll on Nov. 29 to have fun and support local businesses. The holiday stroll, which has been going on for a decade, allows families and residents to travel throughout downtown via trolleys and explore local businesses while enjoying exciting activities along the way. “(The stroll) is intended to bring people … [Read more...] about 10th annual holiday stroll brought in community spirit
City outlines cemetery expansion, presale return
After an initial halt on presales for lots at Cedar Grove Cemetery due to around 20 remaining spaces, Mayor Ted Bettencourt reassured that presales will be available as the cemetery nears its planned expansion of over 200 grave sites. Bettencourt walked through the background of the matter, where he talked about the issue the cemetery faces and how it plans to add more grave … [Read more...] about City outlines cemetery expansion, presale return
Lurey: Peabody’s election night faux pas
Over the last month or so, I have been told time and time again of the pre-pandemic days in Peabody when City Hall buzzed with excitement on election night. Candidates, city staff, and voters would gather under one roof to shake hands, share thoughts, and show support to all who dared to throw their hats in the ring. And while I know people are telling me these stories in … [Read more...] about Lurey: Peabody’s election night faux pas