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These copper cables are going underground along streets from Beverly to Cape Ann. Each day, two to three reels of cable are installed in this project, about 1,000 to 1,500 feet per day. Staff photo / Allegra Boverman
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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’
