Crowds across the North Shore rallied last Saturday to join the national series of “No Kings” protests in order to stand up against the Trump Administration and its influence of billionaires. By 10 a.m. that morning, community members had gathered outside Linscott Park in Swampscott, where a massive sea of people gathered in solidarity, organized by North Shore Indivisible. … [Read more...] about North Shore lets voices be heard
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Peabody Voter Guide: Election day is Nov. 4
As the Nov. 4 election is rapidly approaching and only two weeks away, Peabody voters will soon have the chance to have their voices heard through their votes. Early voting for the municipal election is available next week at City Hall, 24 Lowell St., on the following days and times: Monday, Oct. 27 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday, … [Read more...] about Peabody Voter Guide: Election day is Nov. 4
Statue of St. Mary stolen from St. Ann’s
St. Ann’s Parish of South Peabody is currently hoping for the return of a statue of St. Mary, which was stolen. Neighbors notified the church that the Statue of Mary was missing from its usual spot, located at the corner of Lynn Street and Aberdeen Avenue. According to parishioner and Parish Finance Committee member Richard D’Ambrosio, a group of neighbors and … [Read more...] about Statue of St. Mary stolen from St. Ann’s
Bridgewell gets hands dirty at Newhall Fields
More than 50 volunteers spent their morning getting their hands dirty at Newhall Fields Community Farm as part of Bridgewell’s annual Celebration of Community Service Project on Tuesday. Bridgewell is a nonprofit, social and human services organization that serves over 7,200 people with disabilities and other life challenges throughout northeastern Massachusetts. Newhall … [Read more...] about Bridgewell gets hands dirty at Newhall Fields
DiGiulio receives state recognition for pioneering women in trucking
Ideal Transportation Co., Inc. Owner and CEO Nadine DiGiulio was recently honored by the State for her 50 years in business and for being a pioneer for women in the trucking industry. When asked how she got into the industry, DiGiulio shared that it all started with her father-in-law, who had his own truck in the ‘60s. She said he used to do work for what is now called … [Read more...] about DiGiulio receives state recognition for pioneering women in trucking