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After a 4-1/2 year legal skirmish over the siting of a cell tower in South Peabody, a state Land Court judge has ruled in Verizon Wireless' favor by overturning the City Council's decision.

The 4th annual Young Entrepreneurs Academy CEO Round Table hosted by the Peabody Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) on Wednesday night was the first of three signature events for the students of the YEA

Drivers seeking to renew or get a new driver’s license will need to bring several documents to the RMV, one that shows their Social Security number, another proving US citizenship such as a passport, or that shows lawful presence in the country, like an employment authorization card. Applicants will also need two documents proving Massachusetts residency, such as utility bills or bank statements

The BoSoma School of Dance opened its doors in Hamilton above the popular shopping plaza at 15 Walnut St. Owner and Director Katherine Hooper, along with her assistant director Stephanie Boisvert, are seeking to make their new school a home away from home for young dancers.

 

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High School Turnaround
The school district is currently soliciting feedback on the turnaround plan that will be implemented over the next 3-5 years at Salem High. Salem High School has individual activities in place to help students succeed, but needs a "systematic approach and leadership" to make sure those activities ar...
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Big Apple Circus
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus may have folded up their tents for good in 2017, but that wasn’t the end of circuses. Rather, it shows the declining popularity of the three-ring extravaganza, which started in the 19th century but lost its appeal in the era of movies, television a...
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Cell Phone Tower Battle
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Cell phone tower battle not over with loss in court.   After a 4-1/2 year legal skirmish over the siting of a cell tower in South Peabody, a state Land Court judge has ruled in Verizon Wireless' favor by overturning the City Council's decision. Saying the council's denial for a wireless f...
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Young Entrepreneurs Academy
The 4th annual Young Entrepreneurs Academy CEO Round Table hosted by the Peabody Area Chamber of Commerce was the first of three signature events for the students of the YEA! Program. It was a unique opportunity for the students and audience members to learn what it takes to be a CEO from a panel of...
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Steel Root Announces Hiring
Steel Root, a leading cybersecurity services firm specializing in regulatory compliance, announces the hiring of Mike Nestor as managing partner. Nestor comes to Steel Root from Recorded Future, where he was a leader on the strategic accounts team and a top performer in contract expansion. Mike&rsqu...
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Salem for All Ages
Each year, 1.5 million Americans are diagnosed with diabetes. In Salem, over 30% of seniors have diabetes. A diabetes diagnosis can be overwhelming, so make sure you are prepared with accurate information. Learn the facts from North Shore Physicians Group endocrinologist Neelima Singh, M.D., and Nor...
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Annual Plunge For Pete
The seventh annual Plunge For Pete, which will take place this Saturday December 29 at 1 p.m. at Good Harbor Beach in Gloucester The plunge, held to support Beverly's Pete Frates and to raise awareness and funds in his battle against amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), has plungers meeting at nearb...
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Essex County Brewing Co
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PEABODY, MA -- A nanonbrewery offering a double IPA with citra, galaxy, and vic secret hops, plus a single IPA, a stout, a session IPA, and a kolsch opened its tasting room for business in Peabody. Essex County Brewing Co. at 58 Pulaski Street has seating for 60 and is open from 4-8 pm on Fridays an...
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Peabody might owe you money
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The mayor of Peabody released a list of hundreds of individuals who might be entitled to abandoned property held by the city's treasury. And it's not just Peabody residents who could be owed some of the $20,000 in unclaimed cash. Besides Peabody, the list includes individuals from North Shore commun...
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Veterans & Friends coffee socials
2019 Salem Veterans & Friends coffee socials Community Life Center, 401 Bridge Street, Salem The Salem Veterans Office has announced the following dates and times for their 2019 Veterans & Friends informational coffee socials, all held at the Mayor Jean Levesque Community Life Center, 401 Br...
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Real Estate Agents Tools
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My business is UbiquiTools LLC, and we're working on building products for real estate agents. Our core product is a web-based and mobile-friendly client relationship manager (CRM) for real estate, which we officially launched in February. The product helps Realtors manage their clients, properties,...
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Changes in MA. RMV
If you need to get your car inspected or renew your driver’s license soon, you might want to plan around this coming weekend, (March 23 & 25)  because the Registry of Motor Vehicles will go dark for three days to prepare for new driver’s license rules.  And when the RMV com...
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