Santa photo visits and holiday events are scheduled at the Northshore Mall and other Simon centers across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Happening soon: SAFETY 80'S - Early Halloween Show on the Peabody Patch calendar
Also, don’t miss Once an Outlaw on the Peabody Patch calendar
Make time for Once an Outlaw on the Peabody Patch calendar
Coming up on the Peabody Patch calendar: Trick, Treat, & Take a Peek!
And on the Peabody Patch calendar - Standup Comedy Show: NYC/Boston Collide at The Cellar (Peabody/Salem)
And check out Vyntyge Skynyrd - A Lynyrd Skynyrd Experience on the Peabody Patch calendar
The city is collecting photos for a slideshow honoring veterans that will debut at the Nov. 11 breakfast.
Kaitlin Frasca-Moses of Peabody won the title during the 55th annual pageant at the Topsfield Fairgrounds.
Professional and amateur artists earned top honors in categories from oil painting to photography.
The Progeria Research Foundation will present awards Nov. 14 in Boston to David Liu and Peabody's Cathy and Dave Gravel.
The two-night Peabody event will return to City Hall in December.
The state grant supports local arts and cultural programs, as Peabody accepts applications through Oct. 15.
One of the largest festivals in Massachusetts of its kind, organizers will instead move the event to the designated make-up day.
The free downtown event runs Sept. 27 with a rain date of Oct. 4.
North Shore residents can bring up to two boxes of documents to be shredded for free.
The inaugural Peabody event will honor Chris Sakelakos and support Osteosarcoma awareness and research.
The first curbside pickup week is set for Oct. 5 on your regularly scheduled trash day.
The two-hour Peabody event will feature crafts, mocktails, and samples from Northshore Mall retailers and eateries.
The city will hold a Sept. 11 observance at 9:30 a.m. at the Public Safety Memorial on Perkins Street.
Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. invited Peabody seniors to the Sept. 16 event at Brooksby Farm.
The free downtown event will bring more than 65 food booths, live entertainment and family activities to Peabody.
The new Sunday hours begin on Sept. 13.
A "Meal Train" campaign has been set up to raise money and help the family with three children following the death of Christina Cooper, 41.
The 10-week program begins Oct. 14 and will include tours, demonstrations and lessons on police work in Peabody.
Five metal planters on Foster Street will be turned into public art as part of Peabody's TDI effort.
The walk is in memory of the Peabody eighth-grader who took his own life after his family said he was the victim of bullying.
The Peabody event will return Sept. 19 with a 5K, 2-mile walk and virtual option to support Progeria research.
North Shore author Andrea LeBlanc will host a reading of her book "Shoebert's Unfinished Journey" on Saturday.
The Sunday market runs from 3 to 6 p.m. and will also collect shelf-stable items for a Scout Eagle project.
The Aug. 8 event at Emerson Park will raise money for the Peabody Education Foundation and public schools.
The Aug. 13 City Hall event invites residents to gather for the unveiling of a community PhotoVoice exhibit.
Shoppers can donate new outfits at participating Simon Centers, including the Peabody Northshore Mall, from Aug. 1 through Sept. 7.
A Saturday fundraiser in Peabody will benefit the VFW with a motorcycle ride, food, raffles and donations.
The Pan-Mass Challenge will bring together more than 6,000 cyclists and 4,000 volunteers on Aug. 1-2.
The drive has more than 40 drop-off locations across the North Shore for donations of new school supplies.
The free festival at the Broadway Boardwalk in Salisbury will feature four acts, exhibitors and shuttle options.
Three Peabody students were honored at a viewing of a rare Declaration of Independence reproduction in the city.
The July 25 event in Danvers will offer a safety course, free helmets, tune-ups and a new e-bike check.
Veteran Movie Opens This Weekend Across the Country
Julie Hogan has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts in the North Shore of Massachusetts.
Professional weatherization makes your home more energy efficient and comfortable to live in year-round.
OA can damage any joint, but most commonly affects the hands, knees, hips, shoulders, and spine.
Matthew Nickerson has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts in Essex County Massachusetts.
“Kathy [FCP Live-In Caregiver] handled this emergency & may have kept the house from catching fire,” says Tricia, Estelle’s daughter-in-law.
Andover Addiction Treatment Center is now In-Network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.
James O’Shea Has Practiced Criminal Law for 24 Years And Paul Tucker Has Never Done So.
"My husband has benefited so much by the relationship he has with Felicity” says Linda Crosby about FCP Live-In’s caregiver.