Peabody conservation board orders wetlands enforcement over unpermitted pool and shed on Farnham Avenue. From our own coverage: Conservation panel orders wetlands enforcement on Farnham Avenue; Planning Board recesses 495 Lowell Street rezoning hearing.
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.
Peabody's Conservation Commission voted to issue a wetlands enforcement order against the owner of 15 Farnham Avenue over unpermitted fill, vegetation removal and construction of a pool, shed and fire pit.
Superintendent Josh Vadala blasts Essex Tech's rescinded admissions offers to 22 Peabody students as a serious breach. Also in today's brief (7 items): Essex Tech rescinds admissions for 22 Peabody students; City installs first outdoor AEDs at two school sites; PVMHS credit recovery pro…
Peabody School Committee members clashed over whether the district is doing enough on falling middle-school MCAS scores.
Peabody Youth Soccer Association rescheduled its rained-out Tiny Tanners games to Nov. 1 after the original Sept. 27 date was washed out.
This week's Peabody obituary notices column lists five residents: Bettencourt, Maria C.; Cuozzo, Barbara; Helzner, Audrey (Frye); Murray, Judith; and Spinale, John "Bubba." Maria C. Bettencourt's arrangements are being handled by Ruggiero Family Memorial Home - North Shore Chapel of Pea…
Six Peabody home sales recorded last week pushed the median price higher as pricing data remains pending for most deeds. From our own coverage: Six Peabody sales shift the median home price. Also in today's brief (7 items): Cosmetology program rallies for two former students; Central St…
Peabody recorded 15 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only six carry a sale price so far, ranging from $470,000 to $812,000 with a median of $655,000. The period's top sale was 33 Griffin Rd. Lot 44 at $812,000. Eight of the 15 transfers involved parties sharing a surname,
The Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Building Committee voted unanimously to recommend construction-manager-at-risk as the delivery method for the high school project.