At Citizens Inn, we believe everyone deserves a warm meal shared with loved ones, a safe place to sleep, and the chance to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope. You make this possible. Thanks to you, neighbors in crisis — families facing homelessness, seniors struggling to afford groceries, single parents doing their best to make ends meet — have someone standing beside … [Read more...] about Citizens Inn launches matching gift drive
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City sets June 7 for hazardous waste drop-off
The City of Peabody will be holding its annual Household Hazardous Waste Day for Peabody residents on Saturday, June 7, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Department of Public Services, 50 Farm Ave. The event, which will be held rain or shine, provides residents with the opportunity to dispose of hazardous materials in an environmentally responsible manner. The maximum amount of … [Read more...] about City sets June 7 for hazardous waste drop-off
Backyard birds take flight at library fundraiser
Library patrons raised a glass to art, history, and wildlife last week at the third annual “Birds and Bubbly” fundraiser, held at the Peabody Institute Library’s Main Branch. The May event drew more than 100 attendees and spotlighted 40 hand-selected Audubon bird prints from the library’s historic collection, which dates back to 1871. This year’s theme focused on “Backyard … [Read more...] about Backyard birds take flight at library fundraiser
Peabody health center renovation improves care access
The Peabody Family Health Center at 89 Foster St. has officially reopened its doors after a months-long renovation and expansion project aimed at improving access to health care on the North Shore. Operated by North Shore Community Health, Inc. (NSCHI), the nonprofit health center provides affordable primary care services to residents regardless of insurance status or … [Read more...] about Peabody health center renovation improves care access
Decisions, decisions, decisions for City Council
The City Council unanimously confirmed two key appointments Thursday night and approved more than $1.4 million in public funding for housing, parks, and transportation improvements, while also pausing a contentious zoning proposal that has drawn repeated continuances. The meeting opened with a moment of silence led by Mayor Edward Bettencourt in memory of Richard C. Shruhan, … [Read more...] about Decisions, decisions, decisions for City Council