Peabody will host 14 days of early, in-person voting for the Nov. 8 state general election at City Hall.
Former Rep. Leah Allen calls for suspending all state COVID-19 vaccine mandates while Kim Driscoll supported strong measures as Salem mayor.
Starting Tuesday, the library's ongoing weekly coronavirus vaccination clinic will offer the bivalent booster for omicron mutations.
The city deployed electronic kill boxes in "areas of high rodent activity" in June and will begin a rodent sterilization project this month.
Peabody voters will cast ballots for state senate, district attorney, sheriff and other races in Tuesday's primary.
The pop-up site at Bresnahan Court has closed, while the Centennial Drive location remains open.
The city will host the North Shore Career Center on Aug. 17.
Peabody will have two drop boxes set up to submit no-excuse mail-in/absentee ballots for the Sept 6 primary.
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A series of Moderna clinics will be offered at the clinics as well as blood pressure checks.
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State elected officials called Brooksby Village a safe and convenient voting location for 1,800 senior citizens in Peabody.
With the Centennial Drive PCR test location closed for the Fourth of July, residents can pick up free at-home tests at City Hall.
The budget includes $83 million for Peabody Public Schools - a $7.5 million increase over 2022.
The state Department of Transportation will hold a public forum on the proposed 1.3-mile extension on June 22.
Gov. Charlie Baker said that 264 cities and towns across the state applied for a share of the latest rapid, at-home test distribution.
The Chamber of Commerce program is designed to help local restaurants hire, develop and retain staff amid the waning COVID-19 health crisis.
The city is hosting the two locations as case numbers remain elevated despite a statewide drop in recent weeks.
Mayor Ted Bettencourt said police have reported antisemitic pamphlets placed on residents' lawns to the Anti-Defamation League.
Mayor Ted Bettencourt said the temporary ban was lifted as of Wednesday afternoon.
The Peabody state representative's office will deliver the pop-tabs that will be recycled with proceeds generated from the scrap value.
Mayor Ted Bettencourt is asking residents to contact Gov. Charlie Baker and urge him to release $3 million for Torigian Center expansion.
North Shore Community Health, which serves Gloucester, Peabody and Salem, will use the grant to buy essential dental equipment.
Several North Shore communities reported positive rates well above the state's 4.3 seven-day rolling average this week.
The Peabody Health Department will host the Moderna clinic on May 4.
The state grants are for efforts dedicated to increasing consumer spending amid the pandemic recovery.
The clinic will take place at Higgins Middle School on Monday afternoon.
Curative will close the Railroad Avenue site on April 12, while the Centennial Park site will remain open.
Peabody Conservation Commission members and City Councilor Anne Manning-Martin blasted the SCC for cutting down more than 600 trees.
Peabody's Courthouse Plaza was set to be the final stop on 350 Mass's bid to draw attention to the planned fossil fuel-powered plant.
The Peabody tradition is back for the first time since 2019 after being canceled twice during the COVID-19 health crisis.
Climate advocacy groups released data Thursday they hope will prompt the state to reopen the proposed generator's approval process.
The Essex County Community Foundation has compiled resources for North Shore residents to aid those suffering during the Russian invasion.
State Sen. Joan Lovely and State Rep. Sally Kerans plan in-person office hours next week.
In a 3-2 vote, the Finance Committee approved Mayor Ted Bettencourt's plans for the city-run museum at 10 Main Street.
Mayor Ted Bettencourt cheers benefits of the O'Shea Mansion transformation, Brodie's Pub renovation and a permanent children's museum.
The Peabody Board of Health voted unanimously Friday morning to lift the town's mask order for indoor public spaces.
The state Department of Transportation will conduct a Road Safety Audit in advance of submitting plans to make safety improvements.
Mayor Ted Bettencourt said he expects the Board of Health to remove the order at a special meeting Friday morning.
Mayor Ted Bettencourt said work continues on pushing back snow to widen roads, clearing sidewalks and responding to residents.