School Committee Renews CTE Admissions Policy
Peabody School Committee renewed its CTE admissions lottery policy and heard warnings about elementary literacy gaps.
Peabody's Conservation Commission voted 5-1 to lift its earlier denials and approve amended local conditions for two adjacent redevelopment projects at 0 Aborn Street and 21 Pleasant Street, after the state Department of Environmental Protection overrode the board's objections.
Peabody School Committee renewed its CTE admissions lottery policy and heard warnings about elementary literacy gaps.
Peabody Little League opened its 2026 holiday merchandise store this week, the league announced on its website, giving families a new option for team gear heading into the offseason.
The Peabody City Council sustained the mayor's veto of a sidewalk snow-removal ordinance on a 6-4 roll call vote. Councilor Peach, the measure's sponsor, needed eight votes to override and fell four short; Daigle, Welton and Rossignol joined her in favor.
The Peabody Zoning Board of Appeals voted 0-5 to deny a variance for a deck expansion and sunroom at 21 Emerson Street. Applicant Ariel Brazaban sought setbacks of 5.2 feet and 4 feet against required minimums of 20 and 15 feet.
One Peabody-resident obituary was published this week: Rogers, Warren Francis, age 92, who died October 13, 2026. Limited biographical detail was available beyond his age and date of death.
Peabody Planning Board recessed a contested rezoning hearing for 495 Lowell Street until November 5. Attorney John Kelty, representing Tedesco Properties LLC, sought to reclassify the 2.43-acre parcel from R1B to R2 to build two duplexes, down from an earlier R4 request.
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