Despite the brisk, 35º weather, a few dozen veterans, local and state leaders, and community members bundled up and braced the strong winds to honor America’s bravest for their service to this country on Tuesday. And luckily for all in attendance, the event was moved from the Veterans Memorial outside City Hall to City Hall’s Wiggin Auditorium. Lt. Commander Bob Dunne, a Navy … [Read more...] about City honors its heroes
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Lattof wins Ward 2 in landslide
Voters had their say Tuesday, and the unofficial results are in for the 2025 Peabody municipal election. Six races were contested this year: Mayor, Councilor-at-Large, Ward 2, Ward 3, Ward 6, and School Committee. Mayor Ted Bettencourt easily secured another two-year term, defeating challenger Rochelle Agneta in a landslide. With 8,007 votes cast in the mayoral race, … [Read more...] about Lattof wins Ward 2 in landslide
North Shore lets voices be heard
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
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