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A collection of 12 issues

Peabody's fall youth sports calendar takes shape as Little League opens its Fall Ball schedule and Youth Soccer sets its season start date.

Peabody's fall youth sports season is taking shape: Little League posted its Fall Ball schedule with games running Sept. 13-19 involving squads like Peabody Blue, White, Navy and Silver against opponents including Saugus, West Lynn, Wyoma and East Lynn. Peabody Youth Soccer said its Fal…

Peabody's next high school will need to make room for one of the state's most crowded athletic campuses, according to School Committee members reviewing the PVMHS building project.

Peabody's School Committee discussed how the new Peabody Veterans Memorial High School building project will accommodate the campus's hockey arena, football field, and baseball and softball fields, with architects still conducting site analysis before any layout is finalized. In youth s…

Peabody's City Council installed new leadership atop the Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department, while Little League and youth soccer moved into their fall schedules.

Peabody's City Council appointed Jackie Ciardi as the city's new Parks, Recreation and Forestry director and Sophia Mercurio as Parks and Recreation Manager on Aug. 18, both through 2027. In youth sports, Peabody Little League's fall schedule shows games starting Aug. 31, and Peabody Yo…

Peabody Little League crowned its 2026 season champions, with the White Sox taking the Majors division and the league's city championship.

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…

Peabody Youth Soccer confirmed it will not run an in-town program for 7th and 8th graders this fall, even as registration opened for the league's youngest players.

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…