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Tom Gould, left, and Martha Holden.
Peabody residents Tom Gould
and Martha Holden are the newest
members of Northeast Arc’s
board of directors.
Gould is Peabody City Councilor
and owner of Treadwell’s
Ice Cream. He has been a longtime
volunteer for the Northeast
Arc, a not-for-profit organization
that helps children and adults
with disabilities become full
participants in the community.
Gould has also run a challenger
sports league for people with disabilities
for over 30 years. He’s
chairman of Friends of the Black
Box, raising the critical funds to
open and run the new theater at
the ArcWorks Arts Center in Peabody.
“Volunteering for the Northeast
Arc has been some of the
most rewarding times of my
life,” said Tom Gould. “I look
forward to continuing to serve
the Arc as a member of its board
of directors to continue to change
the lives of people with disabilities
and their families.”
Martha Holden is a Director
of Planning, Development, and
Community Relations for Holden
Oil. She previously worked at
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Gould, Holden elected
to Northeast Arc board
the Peabody Institute Library in
Peabody for 20 years, including
16 as its director, and is an active
volunteer with organizations including
Peabody Cultural Collaborative,
Peabody Institute Library
Foundation, Citizens Inn,
MetroNorth YMCA, and many
others.
“I have worked extensively
with the Northeast Arc staff developing
initiatives in the downtown
neighborhood of Peabody,”
said Martha Holden. “As President
of the Peabody Cultural Collaborative
and an active member
of Peabody Main Streets I have
seen what an incredible partner
the Northeast Arc has been with
the City of Peabody and I look
forward to working with the forward-thinking
leaders at Northeast
Arc to offer the most effective
range of services to people
with disabilities and to their caregivers
and families.”
“Martha and Tom have already
done so much to support
the Northeast Arc I know they
will be terrific additions to our
board of directors,” said Darcy
Immerman, Board Chair, Northeast
Arc.
Healthy Body, Healthy
Planet: The Power of
Plant-Based Nutrition
The Peabody Institute Library
is pleased to announce Healthy
Body, Healthy Planet: The Power
of Plant-Based Nutrition, a
lecture presented by Food for
Life Instructor Tracie Hines.
This event will be held on Monday,
July 2 at 7 p.m. at the Main
Library, located at 82 Main St. in
Peabody.
Learn about the power of
plant-based nutrition from Tracie
Hines, a Certified Plant-Based
Chef and Certified Food for Life
Instructor. Tracie holds a Certificate
in Plant-Based Nutrition
as well as a B.A. Environmental
Studies, M.R.P., Environmental
Policy. Tracie worked in the conservation
field for over 20 years
and now teaches group classes in
plant-based nutrition and cooking
in and around Boston.
This program is generously
funded by the Friends of the Peabody
Institute Libraries.
For more information and to
register, please call 978-531-
0100 ext. 10, or register online at
http://www.peabodylibrary.org.
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