Martha and Chuck Holden will donate up to $100 for each gift certificate sold - up to $10,000 - beginning on Tuesday.
North Shore Bank made the donation to fund a "bank exhibit" at the region's new and only operating children's museum.
Polixeni Halepakis was the toast of the city during a party at Danversport Yacht Club this week.
Brooksby Village provides exceptional dining services career and advancement opportunities
Brooksby Village is filled with things to do, including a wide range of programs, classes, clubs, and groups.
The museum, which opened to the public in mid-October, is the first of its kind in Massachusetts north of Boston.
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We all know athletes who shine whether they're competing or not. Let's help share these amazing stories!
Starting on Tuesday, state law prevents mattresses and box springs from being collected as bulk items and must be recycled.
The job fair will highlight job opportunities for older adults and those who have retired from their primary careers.
Brooksby's state-of-the-art fitness and aquatics centers offer an abundance of opportunities that support well-being
It's Italian American Heritage month!
The two North Shore utilities are among six Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company who will draw energy from the Ludlow farm.
Peabody Mayor Ted Bettencourt said work will begin on the pond on Oct. 24 and last between four and five weeks.
A cornerstone of the city's downtown revitalization plans will welcome the public in for the first time on Saturday.
The Peabody Municipal Light Plant said residents and businesses will see an increase of between 15 and 17 percent retroactive to Oct. 1.
State Sen. Joan Lovely and State Rep. Thomas Walsh will host the day at the Peabody Council on Aging.
The event to raise money for the Peabody Institute Library was not held in 2020 and 2021 because of the COVID-19 health crisis.
Brooksby Village offers more than 150 groups and clubs, but with some staff support, it's easy for residents to start new activities
The bulbs will be available to ratepayers on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The second Fall for Peabody event will be at Lt. Ross / Cy Tenney Park on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Billy Reaume and Kevin MacGregor responded to the Hurricane Ian destruction zone as part of Northeast Public Power's mutual aid program.
General Manager Joe Anastasi said the goal is to save residents from sudden increases like the ones Eversource and National Grid plan.
Leaves and other yard waste will be picked up during five weeks this fall.
Burke Elementary Principal Lacey Becotte invited some of those involved in the cleanup to the school's monthly assembly on Sept. 9.
Peabody police said there was a bear spotted in multiple locations in the West Peabody area on Wednesday.
Peabody Municipal Light said most customers should be restored late Thursday morning.
A volunteer fair for recurring helpers will be held at the museum on Thursday.
The event includes a grilled hot dog lunch for more than 400 Peabody seniors and is part of the city's flu shot tour this fall.
Additional street sweeping, trash and litter removal is coming to Main Street and adjacent areas downtown.
Sunday's first International Festival in three years will mean some parking restrictions and detours downtown.
Peabody police and fire will hold ceremonies on Sunday morning with a moment of silence set for that afternoon.
With six dining venues on campus, Brooksby residents relish true restaurant experiences.
The families teamed up to collect trash from the schools' grounds and plant flowers at the high school 9/11 memorial.
Cara Green takes the helm of the Torigian Family YMCA after serving as operations director and branch co-director for the past year.
The temporary Phase 3 water restriction includes a $100 fine per violation.
The Peabody Cultural Council is looking for applicants for creative and artistic programs in the community.
Cmdr. Billie J. Farrell talked with YMCA of Metro North campers about being the first woman commander of the historic ship.
The event is set to announce federal funding to complete parts of the trail through Boxford, Newbury, Peabody, Salem and Marblehead.
The Peabody mall is one of the Simon Property Group locations collaborating with Cradles to Crayons for the clothing donation program.