New signage includes trail maps and distances between key points on the trail.
Angela's Preschool and Daycare of Peabody and Pathways for Children were awarded the Healey-Driscoll Administration grants.
Brooksby residents enjoy a carefree lifestyle that affords them plenty of time to make friends
Jack York created TaleGate to change the perception of senior living and aging by celebrating the remarkable lives of older adults
Six people are being honored for their efforts to provide a lifetime of contributions to our educational system on Oct. 17.
The grant will help the Peabody Social Services Department with mental health and substance abuse support outreach programs.
The free camp for Essex County students entering fifth grade is hosting a record 500 students this summer.
The program at the Peabody Institute Library will focus on self-care, helping friends with depression and suicide prevention.
U.S. Navy Lt. J.G. Emily Bellavance is a 2017 Peabody Veterans Memorial High graduate and 2021 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy.
The farm posted a statement on social media assuring that their animals, while aging and dealing with health issues, are well taken care of.
Engdahl loves her job, the residents, and the community.
The 39th Annual Fore the Kids Golf Tournament was held at Kernwood Country Club in Salem on Monday.
Residents learn the pricing structure at Brooksby Village make budgeting easier but provide peace of mind for the future.
The awards were given to area businesses and professionals who had outstanding achievements in the community this past year.
White runs Cycling Without Age Massachusetts that promotes outdoor activity for seniors through the use of trishaws.
The free Sunday concert series begins on July 14 and runs through Aug. 18.
Residents generously donated $224,000 to the Student Scholarship Fund
This year's date of Sept. 15 includes a rain date of Sept. 22 after weather forced last year's cancellation.
The Peabody Awards honor educators and philanthropists who work to provide a lifetime of contributions to the education community.
Residents can rid themselves of many household and automotive chemicals on June 1.
Award winners were recognized Thursday at the YMCA of Metro North's annual meeting.
The SpeakOUT night of stories and discussion will kick off Pride Month at the Peabody Library on June. 3.
At Brooksby Village, there are three resident-grown gardening areas, teeming with fragrant, flowering annuals and colorful, tasty veggies.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Peabody.
Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to recognize our community's outstanding 2024 graduates.
All donors will receive a Patriotic T-shirt.
West Memorial Elementary first-grader Regina Luongo discovers her passion for picking up around her favorite walking path.
The annual community cleanup is set for May 18.
There are many reasons why thousands of retirees have made the move to Brooksby Village
The second annual awards night celebrates local businesses and individuals in Peabody, Lynnfield, Middleton and Danvers.
The quartet walked and ran 26.2 miles on Sunday wearing 35-pound "ruck sacks" that represent first responders and military gear.
Angel Batista was a member of the 10-person research running team that completed the 26.2 miles on Marathon Monday.
Presentation with Dr. Jennifer Pilcher will focus on all aspects of assisted living memory care; event free of charge and open to the public
The week of April 15 is the first of four weeks of free, curbside waste pickup during the spring.
While the path of totality will go through northern New England, those on the North Shore can still anticipate a show on April 8.
The museum's first-ever 'Carnival' adult cocktail party will take place at the Black Box Theater in Peabody on May 17.
Amy Turner previously served as VP of Operations for the YMCA of Greater Boston and executive director of the North Suburban YMCA in Woburn.
In partnership with the Northeast Chapter of the American Red Cross, the YMCA is hosting a blood drive on April 28, 2024.
Peabody Municipal Light said crews were on scene to help fix the line and restore power at about 6:30 p.m.