Peabody City Council sustains mayor's veto of sidewalk snow-removal ordinance after close vote. From our own coverage: Council sustains veto of snow ordinance.
Mandatory water restrictions remain in effect citywide. Also in today's brief (18 items): Mandatory water restrictions remain in effect citywide; City posts new Central Street construction update; Foster Street district seeks artists for public art; City announces 2026 Galleria Art Show winners.
Peabody outlines changes to water and sewer billing for fiscal 2027, affecting all ratepayers citywide.
Peabody Little League opens its 2026 holiday merchandise store as season champions get their spotlight. From our own coverage: Little League opens 2026 holiday merchandise store.
Peabody Public Schools will close Nov. 3 for Election Day and teacher professional development.
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.
Peabody officials announced state grants that could reshape how the city sets local social media rules.
Peabody schools expand credit recovery programs to lift graduation rates, district says.
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.
Peabody imposes mandatory Level 2 drought restrictions on outdoor water use amid dry conditions. From our own coverage: Planning board recesses 495 Lowell Street rezoning.
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