All 500 slots for Saturday's testing at Higgins Middle School were taken as of Friday morning.
Drive-thru testing will be held at the Higgins Middle School on Saturday.
The clinic will be for those 18 years old and older on Jan. 12 at the Council on Aging.
Starting Monday, facemasks must be worn in all public indoor spaces unless a person is actively eating or drinking.
Free coronavirus testing for city residents will take place Sunday at the Comunidade de Cristo Church.
Peabody's coronavirus positive test rate and overall case count rose this past week, as did vaccinations.
Tests will be sent to the Citizens Inn, Peabody Housing Authority, Peabody Council on Aging with a limited number available to residents.
Gov. Baker said the three North Shore cities are among the 102 "high-need communities across the Commonwealth" to receive the tests.
Despite high vaccination rates, coronavirus cases have risen considerably on the North Shore in recent weeks.
The Health Department will offer the drive-thru testing ahead of Christmas on Dec. 15 at Higgins Middle School.
The Essex County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.
Peabody is joining Marblehead, Belmont and Ipswich as part of a four-community initiative to examine the best paths to carbon neutrality.
The Peabody Health Department will host a pair of clinics at the Council on Aging.
The Essex County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
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North Shore elected officials joined advocacy groups in demanding an environmental and health study of the proposed 'peaker' plant.
Ruth Titelbaum won a six-year term on the Peabody Institute Library Board of Trustees.
The Mills 58 general manager and newly elected City Councilor told Patch she wants to help make it easier to get things done in the city.
The 30-year-old Peach told Patch her election as a Ward 3 City Council shows "the city is ready for a change."
Thomas Paras and Ray Melvin won two seats in this year's highly contested Peabody Light Commission race.
While incumbents led the way for At-Large City Council seats, Wards 3 and 4 will have new voices.
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Julie K. Daigle is seeking her first term representing Ward 4 on the Peabody City Council.
Anne Manning-Martin is seeking re-election to the Peabody City Council At-Large.
Peter McGinn is seeking re-election to the Peabody City Council representing Ward 2.
Karen-Marie Cohen is seeking election to her first term as a Peabody Ward 2 City Councilor.
Tom Rossignoll is seeking re-election as an at-large Peabody City Councilor.
Ryan Melville is seeking re-election to the Peabody City Council as one of two incumbent at-large councilors on the ballot.
Stephanie Peach is seeking her first term as a Peabody Ward 3 City Councilor.
Bukia Chalvire plans to focus on student mental health, affordability and support small businesses if elected to the Peabody City Council.
Ed Charest is seeking a fourth term as Peabody's Ward 4 City Councilor.
Jon Turco is seeking re-election as a Peabody At-Large City Councilor.
Local 369, Utility Workers Union of America, AFL-CIO endorsed Melvin, a member of the union for more than 40 years.
Peabody candidates for at-large City Council and Wards 2, 3, 4 and 5 will share their views Oct. 27 at the Wiggin Auditorium.
The Environmental League of Massachusetts Action Fund cited Tracy Valletti's opposition to the proposed peaker generator for endorsement.
Early voting for the Nov. 2 citywide election will take place Saturday and next Monday through Thursday.
The Essex County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.
The North Shore Labor Council is backing Turco, Melville, Charest and Dunne in Peabody races.
More than 1 out of every 10 Essex County rental households are in arrears as of early August, according to a new analysis.