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6Let’s hear it forFather CharlesA ‘Celebration of Service’will be held on Saturday, May9, to honor the Rev. CharlesStanley, pastor of St AnnChurch.A buffet reception will be heldin the church hall Immediatelyfollowing the celebration ofthe 4 p.m. Mass. Tickets forthe buffet reception are $35 perperson, which includes a donationtoward a gift.Tickets will be availableafter all Masses until the deadlinedate of Sunday, April 26.Payment by check is preferred,payable to Rich D’Ambrosioor John McGinn. Anyone unableto attend this event, butwishing to donate towardsthe gift, is certainly welcometo do so. Envelopes will beavailabl at the Usher’s Roomfor your convenience. Youmay also mail your check directlyto Rich D’Ambrosio, 39Tamarack Lane, Peabody, MA01960-27.WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 MARCH 12, 2020Main Street goes countryPHOTOS | COURTESY (ABOVE) OLIVIA FALCIGNO (RIGHT)The line snaked around the corner lastThursday evening as a crowd converged to celebrateStanzy’s Country Ranch ribbon cutting.Peabody’s newest restaurant and fun place at 1Main St. featuring — according to Stanzy’s website— “Southern grub, country music and morethan 100 whiskeys.” Mayor Ted Bettencourtpresided over the ribbon cutting at the PeabodyArea Chamber of Commerce event (above).Robert Stanziani, owner of Stanzy’s CountryRanch, stands in front of the bar during theopening on Thursday evening in Peabody (right,top).Tuesday, March 17, 2020With Potatoes, Carrots,Cabbage and TurnipsServed from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.- $17.99Barbara Barros serves drinks to patrons at thebar during the opening (right, bottom).31 Lynnfield St., Peabody978-531-9730Looking for past issues?Find them on weeklynews.netST. JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL19 Chestnut Street, Peabody • 978.531.0444Now accepting applications, PreK-8 for the 2020-2021 school year.“Celebrating 125 years”UPCOMING OPEN HOUSE:Thursday, March 19, 20205:30-7:00 p.m.Kathy TrainorDirector of Admissions978-531-0444 x340www.stjohns-peabody.com
A JandKING ARTISAN BAKERS POP-UPMARCH 12, 2020WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 7Retire to awarmer climatewithout leaving the North Shore!PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNOAnna Cassell, senior operating retail manager at A and J KingArtisan Bakers, passes sandwiches to customers during theirpop-up at Granite Coast Brewing Company on Sunday afternoonin Peabody.A and J King Artisan Bakers serves an assortment of sandwichesat a pop-up at Granite Coast Brewing Company onSunday afternoon in Peabody after being temporarily closedby a pipe break.It’s always perfect weatherat Brooksby Village.You don’t have to fly south to escape the chill ofanother Massachusetts winter. At Brooksby Villageretirement community, life is warm and worry-freeall year round! We’re here to handle repairs whileyou enjoy amenities like the indoor pool, restaurants,and medical center. Our unique climate-controlledwalkways keep you safe and active, no matter whatthe forecast holds.We’ve got you coveredfrom winter:• Full-time maintenance team• Climate-controlled walkwaysA and J King Artisan Bakers highlights their coconut cupcakeduring their pop-up.• Predictable energy costs• Full-time, on-site doctor• 100+ clubs and activitiesAUTO | HOME | BUSINESS | LIFE• We make shopping for insurance EASY.• Ask for a quote! DISCOUNTS available.Please visit us at one of our locations:LYNNFIELD 550 Summer StreetMALDEN 1012 Eastern AvenueCall 781.322.2800 or emailinfo@supinoinsurance.comwww.supinoinsurance.com13296295• Local transportationDiscover a winter-freeretirement!Call 1-800-614-6998 for yourFREE brochure with pricing,floor plans, and more.North ShoreBrooksbyVillage.com
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