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Jubilant Fenwick grads remember the ‘little things’
PEABODY — Sister Catherine Fleming, principal of Bishop Fenwick High School, sent her graduating class out into the world last night, with a warning about the culture we live in.
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New Peabody park dedicated to veterans
PEABODY — This city chose to honor its warriors yesterday by dedicating a place of peace — a place where children can play and others can sit and walk and enjoy a bit of greenery downtown.
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Peabody man killed in crash
A Peabody man was killed early this morning when the car in which he was a passenger crashed into a parked tow truck on Walnut Street.
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Subway wins OK in ipswich
IPSWICH -- Subway is coming to downtown. While the franchise owner says it will have a positive impact on the town, many residents and business owners spoke against the chain restaurant's proposal, saying it would change the character of downtown and
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Restaurant approved for former Willows restroom
SALEM -- After years of false starts, it looks as if the city has finally found a tenant for its "historic" and long vacant restroom/bathhouse at Salem Willows. A new restaurant, tentatively called The Clam Shack, hopes to open this summer, or next,
- North Shore Community College graduation
- Spreading the word on affordable housing
- Front-end loader dumped in Danvers swamp
- Members appointed to new Salem CPA Committee
- New Peabody middle school wins final OK
- Heard Around Town: A short story about a little bell
- Correction
- Police
- Salem police: Protesters support Methuen teen
- Whipple Hill neighbors want town's help in preserving Danvers woodland
- Peabody to cut ribbon on new downtown park
- Town administrator, fire chief get new deals in Wenham
- Beverly seeks airport eatery
- Relaxed Bruins look to finish Rangers in Game 4
- Salem to host meeting on cash-free tolls
- Salem's Plummer Home launches foster program
- Memorial Day weekend events on tap
- No meeting on Peabody industrial park tonight
- Heard Around Town: Peabody veterans will make themselves heard
- Woods: Garcia comment hurtful, time to move on
- Salem residents can ride trolley for free
- Correction
- Police/fire
- Danvers tannery site in line for cleanup
- Bikes welcome on the T
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Jubilant Fenwick grads remember the ‘little things’
