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Free yoga class for
families of addiction
A free yoga class for family
members of addicts hosted by
Sarah from Yoga for Families
of Addiction. This event will
be hosted on Tuesday, June 12
from 7: 15- 8:30 p.m. at the W est
B ranch L ibrary, located at 603
L owell St. in Peabody.
This class is designed to be
supportive and restorative for
people who love addicts. For
more information on the Yoga
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for Families of Addiction program
visit www. yogaforfamiliesofaddiction.com
I f you would lik e more information
or would like to sign
up please call the W est B ranch
L ibrary at 978- 535- 354 or
online at www.peabodylibrary.
org. Signup is not requi red, but
priority will be given to those
who pre-register as space is limited
to 20 pa rticipants.
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Tuesday, May 29
At 12:35 a.m. a burglar alarm
was cancelled at 2 Sherry Lee
Lane. The officer stated the
alarm was cancelled by the
company
Wednesday, May 30
At 8:08 a.m. a caller reported
a pocket book being left at one
of the grave sites and asked to
have it picked up by the area car
at 100 Cedar Grove Avenue.
Thursday, May 31
At 12:35 a.m. an alarm company
canceled the burglar alarm
at 2 Sherry Lee Lane.
At 10:42 a.m. a caller reported
her female Yorkie, Zoe, was
missing at 28 Durham Drive.
The caller reported Zoe was located
and was home.
At 12:05 p.m. a caller left
a voicemail reporting her cat,
Capone, was missing. Capone,
the orange/white, DLH, neutered,
male cat was last seen
in the area of Lynn Street, on
05/25/18. He is microchipped
and is wearing a green collar w/a
purple flea collar.
Friday, June 1
At 2:54 p.m. a caller reported
a suspicious party in Michelle’s
Market at 85 Main St.
At 3:23 p.m. a caller reported
L t. G ov. K aryn Polito visited
East End Veterans Park
on W alnut Street last Friday to
announce several M unicipal
Vulnerability Preparedness
( M VP) grant awards.
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The city of Peabody received a
$ 2 2 5 ,000 state grant to increase
its resilience against flooding in
Peabody Sq uare and proposes a
comprehensive project along the
North River Canal.
Congratulations to the
graduates - Class of 2018
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Police Log
a suspicious male at 51 Lake
Shore Road who dumped a
bike at the park then continued
walking down Granite Street.
The bike was described as
looking like a rental bike and the
officer confiscated the bike and
brought it to the Peabody Police
Department. Police stated they
would have the bicycle removed
within 24 hours.
At 3:57 p.m. a driver was given
a written warning for a red light
violation at 176 Washington St.
At 4:25 p.m. a caller who
wanted to stay unknown reported
couple people in a car
possibly “smoking weed” at 82
Lynn St. The officer checked the
area and all motor vehicles were
empty at the time.
Saturday, June 2
At 12:22 a.m. an officer was
checking on people at Leather
City Commons. The officer
stated the area was clear.
At 12:34 a.m. a officer gave a
written warning to a driver for
the marked lanes violation at 37
Walnut Street at 20 Wallis Street.
At 12:59 a.m. an officer
checked on a crowd at Bill &
Bob’s Roast Beef at 2 Central
Street. The officer reported all
was in order and the group was
dancing in the parking lot.
At 3:18 a.m. a caller reported
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two possible overdoses. The
officer spoke with the reporting
party, checked on the entire
building and could not locate the
two parties. The reporting party
lost sight of the two parties prior
to the officers arrival. The parties
either left the premises or went
into a room for the evening. All
unites cleared the scene.
Sunday, June 3
At 12:19 a.m. a caller reported
loud noises and parties at 10
Collins Street. The officer reported
the evening was ending,
and the night would be quieting
down.
At 12:31 a.m. a officer made
an area check on Willobrae
Drive for any youths creating
disturbances
At 12:37 a.m. a caller reported
a male party that was standing in
her driveway at 8 Caller Street.
The officer checked the area and
could not locate.
At 1:23 a.m. a caller reported
25 people in a room at the
Holiday Inn at 1 Newbury St.
The officer told management the
party had been broken up.
At 2:03 a.m. a caller reported a
vehicle traveling at a high speed
at 104 Bow St. heading on 686
Lowell St. The driver received a
citation for speeding.
Lt. Gov. Polito visits city
The money will help pay for
work to address site contamination
from historic use as a tannery
district and create a park resource
than enhances public access and
vitality of the area. Specific task s
include a resiliency evaluation to
determine how best to accommodate
flood waters along the bank s
of the canal, a preliminary redesign
of the wall on the south bank , portions
of which are crumbling into
the canal; a preliminary design of
a Riverwalk along the south bank ;
and development of a permitting
strategy to support the project.
The total project costs is
$298,000 with the city expe cted
to contribute $74,000.
State programs help cities and
towns develop climate change
resiliency plans. Through
grants administered by the state,
municipalities will receive technical
assistance to conduct vulnerability
assessments and develop
action plans.
Using a Community Resilience
B uilding Framework , community
public and private sector
representatives collaborate to develop
a prioritiz ed list of actions
to improve resilience to natural
and climate-related haz ards.
Having completed the program
and earned an “ M VP”
designation, Peabody is better
prepared for climate-related
haz ards and eligible for future
funding opportunities.