Peabody Little League closed out its 2026 season with the White Sox winning the Majors division and the league's city championship, the Angels taking the AAA title, and the Cubs taking the AA title, according to the league's website. The league also congratulated its departing 12 year o…
Four Peabody obituaries were published this week: Erickson, Patricia (79); Mack, Carolyn (84); Dermendjian, Harutiun (72); and Goldstein, Diane (94). Arrangements were handled by O'Donnell Funeral and Cremation Service of Danvers, Mackey Funeral Home of Middleton, Blake Chelmsford Funer…
Peabody city officials began detour work along Central Street this week as downtown construction continues to reshape traffic patterns. Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr.'s administration also opened a 30-day public comment period on the city's annual report to HUD and honored student winn…
Peabody recorded 14 property transfers between July 17 and Aug. 15, eight with recorded sale prices ranging from $426,000 to $795,000 and a median of $715,000. The top sale was 49 Blaney Ave Lot B at $795,000. Fairview Avenue had two transfers, both without recorded prices. Six of the 14 deeds,
Peabody's 01960 ZIP code topped Realtor.com's list of hottest housing markets nationwide this week. Peabody Patch reported the ranking under the headline "Peabody Tops 'Hottest ZIP Code' Realtor.com List," a distinction also picked up in a Daily Mail national housing roundup, even as th…
Peabody Youth Soccer announced it will not offer an in-town program for 7th and 8th graders this fall, while opening registration for Tiny Tanners (ages 3-5) through the Peabody Recreation website. The Grade 5/6 boys and girls division remains full, with a waitlist available through coo…
Three Peabody-resident obituaries were published this week: Cox, Helen Theresa (94), died August 4; Roepsch, Carole A. (Ahern) (88), died August 6; and Ciccarello, Jean Manganiello (98), died August 7. Arrangements are being handled by three different area funeral homes: Carafa Family F…
Fifteen property transfers were recorded in Peabody between Aug. 3 and Aug. 7, though only six deeds had a sale price recorded. Those prices ranged from $440,000 for a Walnut Street condominium unit to $975,000 for a Catherine Drive property, with a median of $685,750. Six of the nine
Peabody Patch profiled a longtime local ice cream vendor who has served generations of area families, according to the outlet's Patch AM newsletter. The feature, headlined "Meet the Peabody ice cream man who served generations of families," cast a spotlight on a fixture of the city's su…