To the editor, As a longtime member of the Peabody City Council, known for my independence, honesty, and firm commitment to fiscal responsibility, I do not make endorsements lightly. But this year, I’m proud to offer my full and enthusiastic support to Jaclyn Corriveau in her campaign for City Council. Peabody voters are being asked to fill two open seats on the Council … [Read more...] about LTTE: Corriveau has earned my full support for Peabody City Council
Anne Manning-Martin
Peabody City Councilor Anne Manning-Martin announces re-election bid
Councilor Anne Manning-Martin announced her bid for re-election Tuesday morning after 25 years of service to the City of Peabody. She cited the City's pressing fiscal challenges and the urgent need to rebuild and safeguard public trust in its leadership as reasons why she is seeking re-election. "After much reflection, I had considered stepping away from public service, but … [Read more...] about Peabody City Councilor Anne Manning-Martin announces re-election bid
Locals stand against antisemitism
A rally to fight against antisemitism gathered Sunday morning at Peabody Square, where concerned citizens held signs proclaiming “Standing together against antisemitism”. Organized by Councillor-At-Large Anne Manning-Martin, the event was joined by former Ward 5 Councilor Joel Saslaw, School Committee Member Jarrod Hochman, former School Committee Member David McGeney, and … [Read more...] about Locals stand against antisemitism
City’s downward trend of tax rates stabilizes for 2025
City Council held a special meeting last Tuesday to vote on the tax classification for the 2025 year, resulting in an approval of the proposed tax rates. Mayor Ted Bennecourt and Director of the Finance Department Mike Gingras gave an in-depth presentation on the financials of the city that included an update on the Fiscal Year 2024 close, went into the property values by … [Read more...] about City’s downward trend of tax rates stabilizes for 2025
Downsized project redesign OK’d in Peabody
A 40B proposal to build a senior living building at 40-42 Endicott St. was unanimously passed during last Monday’s Zoning Board of Appeals meeting. Board members praised the developers, The Residences at Endicott LLC, for their revised proposal. Representing the developers at the meeting was attorney John Smolak, who presented a downscaled plan compared to the one first put … [Read more...] about Downsized project redesign OK’d in Peabody