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Earthquake researcher and Boston College professor Dr. John Ebel speaks at a public forum at City Hall. The city 

has experienced two verified earthquakes in the last six months. 

Earthquake experts explain 

recent rumbles in the city 

By Sam minton 

Residents descended upon City Hall 

Wednesday night to figure out what is 

shaking in the Tanner City. 

Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. 

held a public forum at the Wiggin 

Auditorium to share information regarding 

the recent earthquakes that 

have occurred in Peabody. The mayor 

was joined by Boston College Professor 

of Geophysics and consultant Dr. John 

Ebel, as well as a representative of 

the United States Geological Survey 

(USGS), who provided an overview 

and answered questions from residents. 

The USGS monitors and reports 

on earthquakes, assesses earthquake 

impacts and hazards, and conducts 

targeted research on the causes and effects 

of earthquakes. 

Prior to Dr. Ebel speaking, 

Bettencourt told the public that the city 

had conducted an internal investigation 

that included sending out bombsniffing 

dogs and drones to search for 

explosive devices throughout the city. 

Residents found out that the recent 

earthquakes in the city are a natural 

phenomenon ― and they have a name. 

Ebel said Peabody is currently 

dealing with an earthquake swarm. 

In the forum, he said that what 

Peabody is going through isn’t all 

that uncommon; there have been so 

many earthquakes in New England’s 

history that he actually wrote a book 

about them. In recent years ― as 

early as the mid 2010s ― states such 

as Connecticut, New Hampshire, and 

Maine have dealt with swarms of earthquakes. 

Similar to Peabody, the swarm 

in Connecticut occurred in an area that 

had no prior earthquake activity. 

“It’s not an everyday occurrence but 

it’s not that unusual,” Ebel said. 

Ebel also added that it’s quite possible 

that Peabody is experiencing 

seismic activity that can’t be detected 

by humans. In Connecticut, more than 

100 instances of seismic activity were 

recorded in the span of a few months, 

thanks to seismic equipment placed in 

the affected areas. 

While some might associate geological 

fault lines with earthquake 

EARTHQUAKES, PAGE 2 

By Katelyn Sahagian 

The School Committee will be following 

the mask mandate that the Commissioner 

of Elementary and Secondary Education, 

Jeffrey C. Riley, plans to implement in all 

K-12 public schools throughout the state, 

said Peabody Superintendent of Schools 

Dr. Josh Vadala on Tuesday night. 

Most School Committee members 

said that they had been prepared to vote 

Tuesday night on whether to require masks 

in the city’s public schools before the state 

Department of Elementary and Secondary 

Education (DESE) board voted earlier in 

the day to give Riley the authority to 

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activities, Ebel told the audience 

that a fault doesn’t have 

to exist prior to the earthquake. 

This means that some earthquakes 

create new faults. 

“When I look at the Earth, 

I don’t just say ‘well, where’s 

the nearest fault because that 

tells me about the earthquakes 

because it doesn’t,” said Ebel. 

“It might be brand-new cracks 

that are forming that do not 

have anything to do with the old 

faults that were in the rock.” 

Ebel went on to say that he 

can’t pinpoint how long the 

swarm will last and if the earthquakes 

could get larger. Still, 

he said, there is a 5 percent 

chance that there will be a 2.0- 

to 3.0-magnitude earthquake 

and a less than 1 percent chance 

that these earthquakes will get 

larger than 5.0 on the Richter 

Scale. 

Residents had a chance to 

ask Ebel questions during the 

forum, as they searched for 

more answers about what is 

going on in the city. One resident 

asked if the seismic activity 

could be related to a nearby 

quarry in West Peabody and the 

Boston College professor said 

that they have been unable to 

find a correlation. 

“Perhaps, however, if they 

were related to the quarry I 

would not expect the events to 

be felt and heard, say here in the 

center of Peabody, but not being 

heard and felt near the quarry,” 

Eben said. 

Candidate for Councilorat-Large 

Bukia Chalvire inquired 

about the city sharing 

information about disaster 

preparedness, especially for 

elderly Peabody residents, and 

also inquired about where residents 

can seek shelter in case of 

emergency. 

At the end of the forum, 

Bettencourt told the public 

that based on the suggestion 

from Chalvire, the city will be 

working on getting a pamphlet 

with more information out to 

residents. He also told the public 

that the city is working on getting 

portable seismic equipment 

to try and pin down where the 

incidents are occurring. 

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From page 1 

mandate masks throughout the 

state. 

The DESE board had been 

acting on a recommendation for 

a mask mandate that Riley had 

submitted to the state education 

board for approval last week. 

“(I) was prepared to come in 

to vote, and I do think it’s unfortunate 

for Commissioner Riley 

to take that away from us,” 

said committee member Brandi 

Carpenter. 

The state mask mandate will 

be in effect from the start of 

the school year until Oct. 1. If 

middle and high schools have 

80 percent or more of their 

students and staff vaccinated, 

after Oct. 1, those who are 

vaccinated will be able to stop 

wearing masks. Unvaccinated 

students and staff will have to 

continue wearing masks even 

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Sharon Cameron presented 

information to the School 

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in students under the age of 19; 

the data included a breakdown 

of students who contracted 

COVID-19 during the 2020-21 

school year. 

Cameron’s biggest advice 

to the committee was to try to 

keep students and staff compliant 

with hand sanitation 

and to socially distance as 

much as possible. Dr. Leigh 

Ann Mansberger, a member 

of the Board of Health, and 

Brenda Wolff, the nurse leader 

of Peabody, both supported 

Cameron’s presentation. 

“I know it’s been taken out 

of your hands until Oct. 1, but 

I just wanted to say when you 

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“I hope that everyone realizes 

we only have everyone’s best 

interests at heart.” 

A small group of spectators 

all were not wearing masks 

and seemed to disagree with 

Cameron’s statements. 

Tim Mavroules was one of 

the members of the community 

to come forward, expressing 

concern over the effectiveness 

of masks and the government 

tying the parents’ hands. 

“I’m more concerned about 

how the government is acting 

than about my kids being 

masked,” Mavroules said. “It 

should be my decision as a 

parent to decide. 

Despite there being no vote, 

the committee still addressed 

how they wished to have been 

able to make this decision. 

“We had all come to this 

meeting preparing for one 

thing, but it changed on 

us,” said Mayor Edward 

Bettencourt, who chairs the 

School Committee. “The decision 

made by (the) Department 

of Elementary and Secondary 

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took away our ability 

to vote on this. But we have to 

abide by their decisions. I have 

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Ellen Basch, right, and daughter Sarah Narcus, left, are co-owners of Olio, an event venue with 

a modern vibe that sits in the heart of downtown Peabody. 

Venue run by mother and daughter 

seeks permit change from city 

BY ANNE MARIE TOBIN 

The owners of Olio, an event 

venue on Main Street, have requested 

that the City Council 

amend the conditions of a special 

permit issued in February 

2018. A hearing before the 

City Council will be held on 

Thursday, Sept. 9. 

“Unfortunately, the reality of 

the conditions has been incredibly 

challenging, a fact which 

we discovered as we started to 

operate,” owners Sarah Narcus 

and her mother, Ellen Basch, 

wrote in a letter to the council. 

“Despite our success to date, 

we are struggling with the complexities 

of our special permit. 

These revised conditions (will) 

put us more in line with other 

downtown special permits, i.e. 

Granite Coast (Brewing) and 

Black Box Theater, as well 

as uses allowed by right, i.e. 

Stanzy’s (Country Ranch). We 

feel that we are asking for what 

is reasonable in our bustling 

downtown district.” 

Narcus said changed circumstances 

since the permit was 

issued are at the heart of the 

request. 

“We are just finding our 

feet again, and these conditions 

don’t make it feasible to 

have success,” she said. “A lot 

has happened since we got the 

permit and we feel now is the 

time to go before the council to 

address those things. We just 

want to be treated as fairly as 

our neighbors.” 

Narcus said that the purchase 

of the property was contingent 

on having a special permit. She 

and Basch felt that accepting 

the conditions was best at the 

time. 

“We had to accept the special 

permit conditions or face 

months of delays and lost revenue,” 

Narcus said. “‘We were 

told, ‘This is how it works in 

Peabody,’ so that’s what we 

did, knowing we could always 

go back to the council once we 

were up and running.” 

Narcus and Basch said their 

goal is “to make the conditions 

more consistent with other 

downtown businesses” and will 

“ensure that we will be able to 

comply with them.” 

The major request is the extension 

of Sunday through 

Thursday operating hours from 

10:30 p.m. to midnight and 1 

a.m. on New Year’s Eve. 

“We definitely lost business 

because of the limited hours,” 

Narcus said. “That’s not just a 

lost opportunity for all of us.” 

Other suggested changes 

are: reduced hours for setup/ 

cleanup, changes regarding 

the hours trucks may operate, 

removal of conditions that no 

longer apply and elimination of 

blanket bans against idling vehicles 

and smoking in favor of 

a requirement that Olio make 

“reasonable efforts to prevent” 

each activity. 

Narcus and Basch bought 

the vacant building at 43 Main. 

St. in 2018 for $550,000. They 

financed the purchase and 

renovation with a $1 million 

loan from the Small Business 

Administration and a $480,000 

loan from the city’s Community 

Development Authority (CDA). 

The result was a transformation 

of a broken-down building 

built in 1912 into a spectacular 

event space with a 21st-century 

modern industrial theme. 

Within one year of opening 

in the spring of 2019, Olio received 

a Boston Magazine 

“Best of Boston” award. Insider 

Magazine named it the best wedding 

venue in Massachusetts. 

Olio won a WeddingWire 

Couples Choice award and a 

2020 Northshore Magazine 

Best of North Shore award. 

Olio has been featured in numerous 

publications including 

the New York Times and the 

Boston Business Bureau. 

Then the pandemic hit Olio 

― hard. 

“We were well on our way 

to profitability,” said Narcus. 

“We were so grateful to the city, 

especially CDA, which paused 

our payments. We know the 

city really supports what we 

are doing and has since our first 

proposal in 2017. When we 

bought the property, we were 

told by (Ward 2 Councilor) 

Peter McGinn to come back to 

the council ‘if we needed to.’” 

Narcus said she reached out 

to McGinn, who is an abuttor, 

prior to sending the letter to 

the council, but he has not 

responded. 

The letter cites Olio’s ongoing 

support of many 

Peabody-based businesses, 

such as caterers, photographers, 

DJs, hotels, event planners, 

florists, transportation services 

and restaurants. 

“We have heard from many 

of our downtown neighbors 

who have been grateful for the 

partnership opportunities, the 

increased foot traffic and the 

way we have worked to beautify 

downtown,” the letter said. 

“We’re trying to bring something 

special to Peabody but 

some days it’s really hard,” said 

Narcus. “We hope for a positive 

outcome at our Sept. 9 City 

Council hearing, which will 

speak volumes about the council’s 

shared vision for a booming 

and bustling downtown.” 

“We are doing exactly what 

we told the city we wanted 

to do when we applied for 

the permit,” said Basch. “We 

want to continue doing that as 

promised.” 

BY KATELYN SAHAGIAN 

Postmaster Kimberly Crean- 

Prifti unveiled a Forever Stamp 

Thursday afternoon that will 

raise money for No Child Goes 

Hungry (NCGH) in Peabody at 

the nonprofit’s new distribution 

location behind NE Cabinet. 

A small crowd made up of 

volunteers, city officials, and 

post office employees gathered 

to watch the unveiling in the 

warehouse, excitedly chatting 

amongst themselves while they 

waited for the postmaster to 

start the announcement. 

“For them to think this highly 

of us is really humbling,” said 

Jarrod Hochman, a School 

Committee member and organizer 

for NCGH, about the 

United States Postal Service 

(USPS). “It’s a good thing that 

we’re talking about this and 

raising awareness.” 

Before COVID-19, Hochman 

said approximately 17 percent 

of kids in Peabody were 

going without food. NCGH, 

which was founded in 2017 by 

Michele Feld, has been distributing 

at least two meals a day to 

children who do not have access 

to food. The original mission 

was to feed 120 families; now 

the organization is preparing to 

pass out approximately 4,000 

meals this week. 

City Councilor-at-Large 

Anne Manning-Martin said that 

NCGH was quite an operation. 

She said it is “a bunch of good 

people doing good things.” 

In her speech, Crean-Prifti 

talked about how the USPS 

understands the necessity of essential 

workers since the rise of 

the pandemic. She praised the 

work NCGH does, saying that 

they put in the extra effort. 

“They filled and delivered 

over 300 backpacks every 

Friday during the entire shutdown,” 

Crean-Prifti said. 

“The unwavering dedication 

to the children of Peabody is 

remarkable.” 

The Forever Stamp was released 

on Aug. 21. The stamp, 

designed by Dana Tanamachi, 

says “Thank You” in a golden 

script. As the stamp was shown, 

a small plaque was presented 

to Feld and Hochman by 

Crean-Prifti. 

“It almost brings tears to my 

eyes,” Feld said. 

She said that when she first 

brought up the idea of NCGH 

at a Peabody School Committee 

meeting, she never anticipated 

how big it would get. 

“I’m so happy to see how it 

has grown,” she said. “It shows 

that the community cares about 

the children here.” 

After the dedication of the 

stamp, Hochman invited everyone 

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volunteers who had worked on 

packaging up the donations the 

night before. 

Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt 

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is why he is so proud to be 

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“So many people have been 

helped. It’s really special to 

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MONDAY 8/23 

Accidents 

A report of a motor vehicle crash 

at 4:38 p.m. Monday at 114 Central 

St. and 5 Bowditch St.; at 5:45 p.m. 

Monday at 405 Lynnfield St. 

Overdose 

A report of an overdose at 3:16 

p.m. Monday at 4 Meredith Road. 

An overdose was reported at 

4:52 p.m. Monday at St. Mary’s 

Cemetery on Margin Street. A 

woman was taken to Beverly 

Hospital after an off-duty officer 

found her passed out in her vehicle. 

Theft 

A report of a larceny at 3:58 

p.m. Monday at Hollister at 210H 

Andover St. Northshore Mall security 

reported a person’s shopping 

bags were snatched. Cindy S. 

Lopez-Erazo, 29, of 49 Brenton St., 

Revere, was issued a summons for 

larceny under $1,200. 

Vandalism 

A report of vandalism at 5:48 

p.m. Monday at 2234 Crane Brook 

Way. A caller reported a female teen 

was throwing rocks at their Jeep 

Grand Cherokee. A 17-year-old 

juvenile was issued a summons 

for threatening to commit a crime 

and malicious damage to a motor 

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TUESDAY 8/24 

Accidents 

A motor vehicle crash was reported 

at 6:34 a.m. Tuesday on 

Andover Street. Renan Jakson 

Deoliveira, 23, of 33 Tracey St., 

Apt. 1, was issued a summons for 

operating a motor vehicle with a 

suspended license and operating 

with a revoked registration. 

Complaints 

A report of suspicious activity at 

9:49 p.m. Tuesday on Spring Pond 

Road. A caller reported a group of 

youths were starting a fire in the 

street at the end of the road. Police 

reported the group was gone upon 

arrival and the fire was out. 

Vandalism 


a.m. Tuesday at 92 Russell St. A 

caller reported punctured tires. 

WEDNESDAY 8/25 

Arrests 

Tallah Otay Alharbi, 28, of 6 

Briarwood Ave., was arrested on 

two warrants and charged with assault 

and battery with a dangerous 

weapon and intimidating a witness/ 

juror/police officer/court official at 

3:50 p.m. Wednesday. 

Accidents 

A report of a motor vehicle 

rollover crash at 6:20 a.m. 

Wednesday at 37 Gardner St. 

The driver, Elizabeth Ann Mullen, 

43, of 121 Conifer Hill Drive, Apt. 

232, Danvers, was taken to Salem 

Hospital and was issued a summons 

for OUI-drugs and reckless 

operation of a motor vehicle. 

A car crash into a pole was reported 

at 8:09 a.m. Wednesday at 

KinderCare at 520 Lowell St. 

A report of a hit-and-run 

motor vehicle crash at 4:12 p.m. 

Wednesday at CVS at 79 Lynnfield 

St. 


at 4:32 p.m. Wednesday at Our 

Family Veterinary Services at 649 

Lowell St. 

Complaints 

A report of a disturbance at 

6:39 a.m. Wednesday at 28 Sunset 

Drive. A caller was angry that his 

neighbor was trying to fix his car. 

An officer reported that there was a 

person working on a car and there 

didn’t seem to be a problem. 

Fire 

A report of a car fire at 10:16 

a.m. Wednesday at Lahey Medical 

Center at 1 Essex Center Drive. A 

car fire at the main entrance was 

reported; security extinguished the 

overheated brakes. 

Gunshots 

A report of possible gunshots 

near the cemetery at 92 Walnut 

St. and 2 Mt Vernon St. at 6:02 

p.m. Wednesday. Police could not 

locate. 

Overdose 

A report of a heroin overdose at 

1:39 a.m. Wednesday at 18 Keys 

Drive. A female was taken to Lahey 

Hospital. 

A report of an overdose at 

11:33 p.m. Wednesday at Avalon 

at Cranebrook, 1000 Crane Brook 

Way. A woman was taken to 

Beverly Hospital. 

Theft 

A report of a stolen bicycle at 

12:28 a.m. Wednesday at 116 Main 

St. 

A report of a larceny at 4:43 p.m. 

Wednesday at Life Time Fitness at 

210L Andover St. A caller reported 

$500 in cash was stolen from her 

wallet when it was in a gym locker. 

THURSDAY 8/26 

Accidents 


crash at 4:25 p.m. Thursday at 260 

Washington St. and 2 Hourihan St. 

A car crash into a pole was reported 

at 4:59 a.m. Thursday at 

192 Lowell St. and 1 Columbus 

Road. 

Multiple people were taken to 

Salem Hospital after a motor vehicle 

crash was reported at 9:24 

a.m. Thursday at 136 Lowell St. 

and 2 King St. 

A report of a hit-and-run 

motor vehicle crash at 4:40 p.m. 

Thursday at Walnut Street Place at 

8 Walnut St. 

Breaking and Entering 

A report of a breaking and entering 

at 9:58 a.m. Thursday at 

Antoine’s Sunoco at 480 Lowell St. 

Dennis William Jones, 50, of 490 

Rantoul St., Apt. 45, Beverly, was 

issued a summons for nighttime 

building breaking and entering 

for a felony and larceny from a 

building. 

Complaints 

A report of a dog in a black Jeep 

at 8:28 a.m. Thursday at Boston 

Children’s Hospital at 10 Centennial 

Drive. Gabriella M. Sylvester, 20, 

of 20 Post Office Ave., Apt. 4, 

Andover, was issued a summons 

for cruelty to animals. 

Theft 

A report of a stolen motor vehicle 

at 7:24 a.m. Thursday at 530 

Lowell St. 

FRIDAY 8/27 

Arrests 

Scott G. Bettencourt, 23, of 7 

Ayer St., was arrested and charged 

with OUI-liquor and reckless operation 

of a motor vehicle at 12:16 

a.m. Friday. 

Accidents 


crash at 5:50 a.m. Friday at 161 

Bartholomew St.; at 10:43 a.m. 

Friday at Blinds to Go at 201 

Andover St.; at 11:28 a.m. Friday at 

597 Lowell St.;A report of a motor 

vehicle crash at 5:13 p.m. Friday at 

9 Sprague St.; at 5:21 p.m. Friday 

at Andover Street and Route 128 

North. 

A motor vehicle crash was 

reported at 12:16 a.m. Friday 

at Sutton and Ayer streets. A 

23-year-old man was arrested (see 

arrests). 


with injury at 11:11 p.m. Friday at 

Peabody Sunoco at 1 Lynn St. A 

vehicle into a pole was reported. A 

person was transported to Salem 

Hospital by medflight and later 

died. 

Breaking and Entering 

A report of a breaking and entering 

to a trailer at 2:32 p.m. 

Friday at 286 Newbury St. Police 

reported there was no break-in; the 

boyfriend had a gathering at the 

trailer the previous night. 

Complaints 

At 5:22 p.m. Friday, a caller from 

4 Arnold Ave. reported a dispute 

with a neighbor who was cutting 

his trees without his permission. 

Police advised both people this 

was a civil matter. 

At 5:25 p.m. Friday, a caller from 

232 Washington St. reported an 

ongoing dispute with a neighbor 

who kept on moving her trash 

barrels. 

Theft 

A report of a larceny at 11:17 

a.m. Friday at Dunkin’ Donuts at 79 

Lynnfield St. 

SATURDAY 8/28 

Hakeem Parker, 28, of 31 

Regina Road, Dorchester, was arrested 

and charged with larceny 

over $1,200, disorderly conduct 

and resisting arrest at 12:17 p.m. 

Saturday. 

Deven Michael Worrall, 24, of 

148 Washington St., Apt. B, was 

arrested and charged with operation 

of a motor vehicle with a 

suspended license, marked lanes 

violation and license not in possession 

at 11:09 p.m. Saturday. 

Accidents 


crash at 5:24 p.m. Saturday at 56 

Washington St. and 5 Aborn St.; at 

8:22 p.m. Saturday at 90 Central 

St. 

A motor vehicle crash was reported 

at 12:11 a.m. Saturday at 2 

King St. and 136 Lowell St. Cassia 

Baldon Fazolo, 27, of 18 King St., 

Apt. 2, was issued a summons for 

unlicensed operation of a motor 

vehicle. 

A three-car rollover motor vehicle 

crash with injury was reported 

at 6:23 p.m. Saturday at 63 

Andover St. One driver was taken 

to Salem Hospital. 

Complaints 

A report of a disturbance at 

11:03 p.m. Saturday at Cabaret 

Lounge at 96 Newbury St. A caller 

reported that a person who was 

disgruntled that the bouncers 

wouldn’t let him in was threatening 

to beat them up. Police reported 

the man left the property without 

incident. 

Vandalism 


a.m. Saturday at 1 Sylvan St. A 

caller reported someone vandalized 

her vehicle; an officer reported 

the right passenger door was 

damaged. 

SUNDAY 8/29 

Accidents 


at 3:22 p.m. Sunday at James 

Street Park on James Street; at 

5:15 p.m. Sunday at 135 Lynn St. 

A motor vehicle crash into a 

building was reported at 11:27 

a.m. Sunday at Petco at 10 Sylvan 

St. No injuries were reported and 

the building inspector was notified. 

A report of a hit-and-run motor 

vehicle crash at 12:09 p.m. Sunday 

at Macy’s 210M Andover St. 

MONDAY 8/30 

Accidents 

A three-car crash was reported 

at 7:41 a.m. Monday at 128 Lynn 

St.



Bus Routes 

In order to provide the town’s school bus schedules printed below, the Peabody Weekly News made the choice to suspend its 

regular program of content. We apologize for any inconvenience. 

BISHOP FENWICK 

Route 1 Start 7:05 

North Shore Rd @ 

Terrace Estates 

Forest St @ Crestwood 

Lane 

Forest St @ Ellis St 

Lowell St@ Regal Terr 

Dearborn Rd @ Bus 

Stop 

Lynnfield St @ Lynch St 

Salem St@ Locust St, 

Lynnfield, Ma 

Lynn Field St @ Antonio 

Dr. 

Lynnfield St @ 

Bartholomew St 

Lynnfield St@ Blair Terr 

Bartholomew St @ 

Litchfield Rd 


Gedney Dr 

Fairview Ave @ Granite 

Rd 

Lynn St @ Morgan Rd 

Lynn St@ St Ann’s Ave 

County St @ Maple St 

Washington St @ 

Granite St 

Washington St @ 

Swampscott Ave 

Drop Bishop Fenwick 

7:40 



Winona St @ Clifton Cir 

Winona St @ Lisburn St 

Lowell St @ Lake St 

Patricia Rd @ Patricia 

Terr 

Lowell St @ Herrick Rd 

Herrick Rd @ Dana Rd 

Catherine Dr @ 

Symphony Rd 

Livingstondr @ 

Stockton Rd 

Perley Ave @ Rutledge 

Rd 

Birch St @ Worcester 

Rd 

Birch St @ Magnolia 

Terr 

Birch St@ Birchwood 

Ave 

Russell St @ Wentworth 

Rd 

Russell St @ Stone Dr 

Russell St@ Roosevelt 

Ave 

Goodale St @ Upham St 

Goodale St@ Benevento 

Cir 

Goodale St @ Rita Rd 

Lowell St @ Peabody Rd 

Lowell St @ Proctor Cir. 

Drop Bishop Fenwick 

7:40 

BROWN SCHOOL 


Fairview Ave @ Troy St 

Glendale Ave @ Granite 

Rd 

Hillside Ave @ Bay 

State Rd 

Lynn St @ Overlea Ave 


Kyleigh Ln 

191 Bartholomew St 



Valley Cir 

Bartholomew St@ 

Nathans Way 


Gedney Dr. 

Drop Brown School 

8:50 

BURKE SCHOOL 


Goodale St @ Clooney 

Terr 

53 Goodale St 


Goodale St @ Helen Dr 

Goodale St @ Hugh Terr 

Goodale St @ Early Rd 

Bishop Rd @ Curwin 

Rd 

Nichols Rd @ Leblanc 

Dr 

Jordan Rd @ Near #23 

Lone Pine Lane @ 

Smoke Rise Cir 

Drop Burke School 

8:50 

Burke School To 

Mccarthy (Fko) - Am Only 

BURKE SCHOOL 


Crane Ave @ Nichols 

Rd 

Crane Ave @ Southwick 

Ave 

Benevento Cir @ 

Goodale Terr 

Benevento Cir @ Emily 

La 

Emily La @ No Dale St 

No Dale St @ Donna 

St 

Donna St @ Near #13 

Murray St @ Celia Rd 

Murray St @ Lisa Rd 

Murray St @ Russell St 

Russell St @ Styles Dr 


Ave 

1 Roosevelt Ave 

Drop Burke School 

8:50 

Burke School To West 

(Fko) - Am Only 

CARROLL SCHOOL 


Andover St @ Andover 

Dr 

Esquire Dr @ Sabino 

Farm Rd 

Violet Rd @ Dahlia Ave 

Dahlia Ave @ 

Buttonwood La 

Jill’s Way @ Fairmont 

St 

Grandview Ave @ 

Fairmont St 

Andover St @ Hilltop 

Dr 

22 Pulaski St 

Dobbs Rd @ Margin St 

Lenox Rd @ Margin St 

Sparrow Lane Ext@ 

Near #6 

50 Warren St (Pay To 

Ride Stop Only) 

Drop Carroll School 

8:50 

CENTER SCHOOL 


Lowell St @ Lowell St 

Ct Lowell St@ Proctor 

Cir 23 & 55 Proctor Cir 

Lowell St@Corrine Rd 

392 Lowel St 

Baldwin St@ Cortland 

St Cortland St @ 

Longstreet Road Felton St 

@ Felton Terr 

Felton St@ Hog Hill Rd 

Felton St @ Longstreet Rd 

Felton St @ Olsen Rd 

2 Essex Ln (Keys Dr) 

Tomah Dr @ Spruce Way 

Downing Rd @ Trask Rd 

Downing Rd@ Price Rd 

Price Rd @ Reed Rd Price 

Rd @ Trask Rd Trask Rd 

@ Reed Rd Lowell St@ 

Summitt St 

Drop Center School 

8:50 

CENTER SCHOOL 


Prospect St@Avalon Dr 

Keys Dr@ Playground 


8:50 

CENTER SCHOOL 



Ln 

104 Summit St 

Shore Dr@ Bus Stop 

(146 Shore Dr) 

Shore Dr@ Garden Rd 

(Flag Pole) 

Loris Rd @ Reynolds 

Rd 

Renolds Rd @ Blake St 

Loris Rd@ Northfield Rd 


8:50 

HIGGINS MIDDLE 

SCHOOL 


12 Pine St 

Pine St @ Broad Street 

Pine St @Johnson St 

Lake St @ Cobb Ave 

Lowell St @ Roosevelt 

Ave 

Lowell St @ Moore St 

Herrick Rd @ Samoset 

Rd (Lower) 

Herrick Rd @ Samoset 

Rd (Upper) 

Herrick Rd @ Squanto 

Rd 

Herrick Rd @ Bow St 

Drop Higgins Middle 

School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Terrace Estates (Flag 

Pole) Pm Only 

Lowell St @ Bailey Terr 

Lowell St @ Birch St 

Catherine Dr @ Flynn 

Rd 


Symphony Rd 

Catherine Dr @ Theresa 

Rd 

Magnolia Terr@Villa La 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


174 Lake St 

Lake St @ Huntington 

Woods (Guard Shack) 

Lake St @ Scribner Rd 

Lake St @ Mulberry St 

Lake St@ Butternut Ave 

Lake St @ Grant St 

Perley Ave@ Herrick Rd 

Perley Ave @ 

Longmeadow Rd 


Rd 

Stockton Rd @ 

Livingston Dr 



Lowell St @ Bow St 

Lowell St @ Crystal Dr. 

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than those big institutional facilities. 

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our residents receive. 

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at 781-665-3188 

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781-665-3188 

BUS ROUTES, PAGE 6 

706 Main Street 

Wakefield 

781-245-4778

6 


BUS ROUTES 

From page 5 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Patricia Rd @ Lowell St 

(On Patricia Rd) 

Birch St @ Worcester 

Rd 

Worcester Rd @ 

Berkshire Rd 


Ave 

Harrison Ave @ (Lower) 

Madison Ave 

Harrison Ave@ (Upper) 

Truman Rd 

Harrison Ave @ (Upper) 

Jackson Ave 

Jackson Ave @ (Lower) 

Cleveland Rd 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Lake St @ Maddabon Pl 

Lake St @ Belfast St 

Lake St@ Penny Ln 

Belfast St @ Antrim Rd 

Antrim Rd @ Shannon 

Dale St @ Upham St 

Murray St @ Lisa Rd 

Donna St@ No Dale St 

Benevento Cir @ Emily 

Benevento Cir @ 

Goodale St 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Downing Rd @ Price Rd 

Ridgefield Rd @ Trask 

Rd 

Russell St @ Roosevelt 

Ave 

Russell St @ Styles Dr 


Russell St @ Wentworth 

Rd 

Russell St @ Market St 

Hamilton Rd @ Heath 

Rd 

Heath Rd @ Greene Rd 

Heath Rd @ Birch St 

114 Birch St 

Russell St @ Glen Dr 

(On Russell St) 

Intervale Ave @ Gates 

Glen Dr @ Intervale Ave 

Glen Dr @ Market St 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


154 Newbury St 

Winona St@ Hazel St 

Winona St@ Moulton 

Rd 

Winona St@ Jones Rd 

53 Winona St 

Winona St @ Aderene 

Rd 

Winona St@ Donegal 

Rd 

Winona St @ Monson 

Dr 

Winona St @ Clifton Cir 

Winona St @ Beeman 

Rd 

Winona St@ Jayne Cir 

Pinecrest Ave@ Selwyn 

Rd 

Selwyn Rd@ Mandalay 

Drive 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Summit St. @ 

Arboretum 



Lane 

252 Forest St 

Farm Ave@ Jubilee Dr 


Stop 


261 “A” Newbury St 

261 “C” Newbury St 

Avalon Bay Drive (14 

North) @ Bus Stop 

East Coast Road @ Bus 

Stop For 286 Newbury St 





School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Goodale St@ Wildwood 

Dr 

Goodale St@Forbes 

Way 


Nichols Rd @ Leblanc 

Dr 

55 Goodale St 

Goodale St @ Helen Dr 

Goodale St@ Hugh Terr 

Goodale St @ Jordan Rd 

Lowell St @ Taylor St 

614 Lowell St 

Lowell St @ Danforth St 

Lowell St @ Larrabee 

Terr 

Lowell St@ Bourbon 

Street 

83a Lowell St 

460 Lowell St 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Clark Rd @ Eileen Rd 

Tumelty Rd @ Sasha Cir 

Paul Rd@ (Upper) 

Nancy Ave 

George Rd@ Paul Ave 

Albert Rd @ (Lower) 

Nancy Ave 

Lowell St@ Norwich Rd 

Princeton St@Colby Rd 

Apple Hill Rd @ 

Edgehill Rd 

Edgehill Rd@ Lowell St 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Lowell St @ Proctor Cir 

392 Lowell St 

Lowell 

St@ 

Meadowview Rd 

Baldwin St@ Paige St 

Felton St @ Longstreet 

Rd 

Felton St@Stratis Way 

2 Felton St. 

Prospect St@ Avalon Dr 

Keys Dr @ Essex Place 

Prospect St @ Tomah 

Drive 

Prospect St @ 

Wheatland St 


School 8:05 


SCHOOL 


Andover St@ Andover 

Dr 

Esquire Dr@Sabino 

Farm Rd 

Esquire Dr@Andover St 

(On Esquire Dr) 

Loris Rd @ Northfield 

Rd 

Terrace Estates @ Flag 

Pole 

Buttonwood La @ Fitzd 

Buttonwood La@ 

Andover St (On 

Buttonwood La) 

Andover St @ Hilltop 

Dr 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Margin St@ Westview 

Cir 

Margin St @ Lenox Rd 

35 Margin St (4 Seasons 

Dry Cleaners) 

Newcastle Rd@ Lincoln 

Rd 

Newcastle Rd@Sparrow 

Lane Ext 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Oakland St @ Proctor St 

Mt. Vernon St@ Walnut 

St. 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Bartholomewst @ 

Bartholomew Terr 


Murphy Rd 


Gedney Dr 




Henrietta Rd 


Valley Cir 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Fairview Ave@ Troy St 

Fairview Ave@ Granite 

Rd 

Fairview Ave@ Lake 

Court 

Fairview Ave@Baystate 

Rd 

Lynn St@ Overlea Ave 

Lynn St @ Vets Dr 


School 8:10 

Route 17 

Start 7:45 

Lynn St @ Bowen Rd 

Lynn St @ Brown 

School 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Terrace Estates (Flag 

Pole) Am Only 

Hathaway Ave@West 

Diane Rd 

West Diane Rd @ 

Sandra Rd 

148 Lynnfield St 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL 


Lynnfield St@ Robin Rd 

Joyce Rd @ Wright Rd 

Whitney Dr@ Holden St 

Lynnfield St @ Cedar 

Pond 

Condos Salem St@ 

Locust St, Lynnfield, Ma 

Lynnfield St@ 

Elmwood Cir 

Lynnfield St @ Ralph 

Rd 

Lynnfield St @ Antonio 

Dr. 

Lynnfield St @ Honey 

Lane 

Lynnfield St@ 

Ravenwood Rd 


Lynnfield St@ Newhall 

Pl 

Lynnfield St@ Alden Rd 

108 Summit St 

102 Summit St 


School 8:10 


SCHOOL LATE BUS 

Bus 1 

Lynn St @ St Ann’s Ave 



Rd 

Lynn St @ Spring Pond 

Rd Bartholomew St @ 

Oak St 

Bartholomew St- Stops 

As Needed Sidewalks 


Henrietta Rd Lynnfield 

St@ Entrance To 

Crestview Park 


Lane 

Lynnfield St@ Robin Rd 

Jubilee Dr@ Farm Ave 

Farm Ave@Dearborn 

Rd 


Lane 




Bus 2 

Tremont St @ Mt 

Vernon St 

BUS ROUTES, PAGE 7



BUS ROUTES 

From page 6 

Margin St@ Nelson Rd 

Bishop Fenwick 

Andover St @ Esquire 

Dr 

Andover St@ Loris Rd 

Prospect St@ Keys Dr 

Northshore Rd@Terrace 

Estates 



Bus 3 

Lowell St @ Centerfield 

Lowell St @ Lowe Mart 

Lowell St @ Bourbon St 

Lowell St @ Goodale St 

(Rt 1) 

Lowell St@ Goodale 

St (Crystal Lake) Lowell 

St@Birch St 

Lowell St @ Stockton Rd 

Burke School 

Russell St@ Hamilton 

Rd 



Ave 

Bus4 

Route 1 (Dearborn Rd, 

14 North & All Parks) 

Lake St@ Huntington 

Woods 

Lake St @ Scribner Rd 

Lake St @ Lindauer St 

Winona St@ Lindauer 

St 

Winona St @ Jones Rd 

Winona St Stops As 

Needed Sidewalks 5 

Corners 

Winona St Stops As 

Needed Sidewalks Winona 

St@ Pinecrest Ave 

Pinecrest Ave@ Herrick 

Rd 

Herrick Rd @ Lowell St 

Pine St @ Johnson St 

MCCARTHY 

SCHOOL 


286 Newbury St (Behind 

Harbor Freight) 




Lowell St@ Larrabee 

Terr 

Lowell St @ Anita Rd 

614 Lowell St 

488 Lowell St 

Johnson St@ Pine St 

8 & 15 Broad St 

Broad St@ Newbury St 


Normandy Dr @ Corey 

Dr 

Drop McCarthy School 

8:50 

MCCARTHY 

SCHOOL 


460 & 462 Lowell St 

Priscilla La @ Albert Rd 

Albert Rd @ (Lower) 

Nancy Ave 

Paul Ave@ Raylen Ave 

Paul Ave@ Ruth Ave 

Paul Ave@ George Ave 

Joseph Ave@ Paul Ave 

Tumelty Rd @ #35 

Clark Rd @ Eileen Rd 

Clark Rd @ Peabody Rd 

Bourbon St@ Bourbon 

St 

Courtyard Lake St@ 

Elginwood Rd 


8:50 

MCCARTHY 

SCHOOL 


Lynnfield St@ Cedar 

Pond Condos Applehill 

Rd@ Edgehill Rd 

Edgehill Rd@ Lowell St 

Princeton St @ Colby 

Rd 

Princeton St @ Norwich 

Rd 


261”B” Newbury St 

(Jrm Parking Lot) 

261”C” Newbury St 

(Off Rte 114 In Park) At 

Mail Boxes 

Avalon Bay Dr (14 

North)@ Bus Stop 

9 Pine St 

8 Winona St 


8:50 

PVMHS SCHOOL 



Rd 

Lynn St @ Spring Pond 

Rd 


Drop Pvmhs 7:10 

PVMHS SCHOOL 


Lynn St@ Aberdeen Ave 

Lynn St @ Greenwood 

Rd 


PVMHS SCHOOL 



Bartholomew Terr 

Bartholomew St @ Oak 

Ave Bartholomew St@ 

Gedney Dr Bartholomew 

St @ Henrietta Rd 

Bartholomew St@ Valley 

Cir (1st Entrance) 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


Lynnfield St @ 

Alexandra Rd 

W Diane Rd @ Sandra 

Rd 

Hathaway Ave@ 

Lynnfield St (On 

Hathaway Ave) 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


Lynn St @ Rainbow Rd 

Summit St @ Forest St 

Forest St @ Coleman Rd 

Lowell St @ Regal Terr 

Lowell St@ Summit St 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


Lynnfield St@ Florence 

Rd Washington St@ 

Granite St Washington 

St@ Hourihan St 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


Milk St @ Sutton St 

Washington St@ 

Clement Ave Washington 

St@ Sewall St 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


84 Aborn St 

Aborn St @ Pierpont St 

Aborn St @ Osborn St 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


Tremont St@ Harris St 

Tremont St @ Tremont 

Pl 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


Northshore Rd @ 

Terrace Estates (@ Flag 

Pole) 

Buttonwood La@ 

Fairmont Rd 

Andover St @ Andover 

Dr 

Esquire Rd @ Sabino 

Farm Rd 

Loris Rd @ 

Northfield Rd 

Prospect St@Avalon 

Dr 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


Margin St @ Westview 

Cir 

Margin St@ Colonial 

Rd 

Margin St @ Driscoll St 

Walsh Ave @ Newcastle 

Rd 

Gardner St @ Abington 

Ave 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


14 Andover St 

Central St @ Warren St 

Lowell St @ 

Crowninshield St 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


Franklin St@ Perkins St 

Ellsworth Rd @ 

Kosciusko St Ellsworth 

Rd @ Thorndike St 


PVMHS SCHOOL 


County St @ Maple St 

(On Maple St) Lynnfield 

St @ County St 

Lynnfield St @ Blair 

Terrace Lynnfield St @ 

Robin Rd 

Lynnfield St@ First Ave 

Lynnfield St@ Lynch St 

Lynnfield St@ Cedar 

Pond Condos Lynnfield St 

@ Elmwood Cir 


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available 

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PVMHS SCHOOL 


Pine St@Broad St 


154 Newbury Street 

Winona St @ Hazel St 

Winon A St @ Anderson 

St 

71 Winona St 

Winona St @ Moulton 

Rd 

Winona St @ Hamerick 

Rd 

Winona St @ Donegal Rd 

Winona St @ Monson Dr 

Winona St@ Clifton Cir 

Winona St @ Nichols 

Lane 

Winona St @ Beeman 

Dr 

Pinecrest Ave @ 

Crossrip Ave 

Perley Ave @ 

Longmeadow Rd 


Rd 

Perley Ave@ Antigua 

Circle 

Stockton Rd @ 

Livingston Dr 




PVMHS SCHOOL 


Goodale St @ Forbes Way 

Goodale St @ Benevento 

Cir 

Emily Lane@ Bald Hill 

Lane 

No Dale @ Mary Rose 

Way 

Bishop Rd @ Curwen 

Rd 

Lisa Rd@ Murray St 


Russell St@ Wentworth 

Rd 

BUS ROUTES, PAGE 8 

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From 

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BUS ROUTES 

From page 7 

Russell St @ Market St 

Russell St @ Gates Rd 

Harrison Ave@ 

Roosevelt Ave 

Harrison Ave@ Upper 

Madison Ave Harrison 

Ave@ Eisenhower Rd 

Harrison Ave @ Jackson 

Ave 

Drop PVMHS 7:10 

PVMHS SCHOOL 


Lowell St @ Moore St 

Herrick Rd@ Samoset 

Rd (Lower) Herrick Rd @ 

Samoset Rd (Upper) 

Lake St @ Cobb 

Lake St@ Belfast St 

Lake St@ Lindauer St 

Lake St@ Huntington 

Woods (Guard Shack) 


PVMHS 


Lowell St @ Bailey Terr 

Birch St@ Worcester Rd 


Ave 

Birch St @ Scott Dr 

114 Birch Street 

Birch St@ Russell St 


Symphony Rd Catherine 

Dr@ Flynn Rd 


PVMHS SCHOOL 



Farm Ave@ Dearborn 

Rd 


Stop 


261”B” Newbury St 

261 “C” Newbury St (Rt 

114) 

Avalon Bay Drive (14 

North)@ Bus Stop 

East Coast Rd@ Bus 

Stop (Behind Harbor 

Freight) 







PVMHS SCHOOL 


Pulaski St @ No Central 

St 

Endicott St@ Warren St 


PVMHS 


Main St @ Park St 

Main St @ Caller St 

Walnut St@ Harris St 


PVMHS 


Washington St@ Dustin 

St 

Foster St @ Franklin St 


PVMHS LATE BUS 

Bus 1 3:05 

For Pass #4 - 14 - 15 - 

16 - 17 - 18 - 19 

Route 1 ( All Parks & 

Dearborn Rd & 14 North ) 

Lake St@ Lindauer St 

5 Corners 

Winona St Stops 


Pinecrest Ave @ Herrick 

Rd 

Herrick Rd @ Bow St 

Lowell St @ Birch St 

Stockton Rd @ 

Livingston Dr 

Burke School 

Russell St @ Hamilton 

Rd 

Russell St @ Roosevelt 

Ave 


Lynnfield St @ First Ave 

Lynnfield St@ 

Hathaway Ave 

Lynnfield St @ County St 


Bus 2 3:05 

For Pass # 5 - 9 - 10 - 

11 - 12 - 13 - 20 - 21 

Lowell St @ Forest St 

Lowell St @ Thorndike 

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Lowell St @ Endicott St 

Walnut St@ Harris St 

Central St @ Warren St 

Tremont St @ Driscoll 

St 

Gardner St@ Seneca Rd 


Cir 

Wilson Square 

Andover St@ Esquire 

Dr 

Andover St @ Loris Rd 

Northshore Rd @ 

Terrace Estates 


Bus 3 3:05 

For Pass # 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 - 

6 - 7 - 8 - 14 - 21 - 22 

Lynnfield St@ Joyce Rd 


Henrietta Rd 

Bartholomew St Stops 


Bartholomew St @ Oak 

St Bartholomew St @ 

Lynn St 

Fairview Ave@ Lake 

Shore Rd 

Lynn St@ Spring Pond 

Rd 

Lynn St @ Vets Mem Dr 

Lynn St@ St Ann’s Ave 

Lynn St @ County St 

Washington St@ Granite 

St Washington St@ Foster 

St 

Washington St@Oak St 

Washington St @ Main 

St 

SOUTH SCHOOL 


Sandra Rd@ Dooling 

Cir 

Sandra Rd @ Diane Rd 

John Rd @ Tara Rd 

West Diane Rd@ 

Waselchuck Dr 


Lynnfield St@ Lynch St 


Lynnfield St@ Elmwood 

Cir 

Lynnfield St @ Ralph 

Rd 

Lynnfield St@ Antonio 

Dr 

Lynnfield St@ Felton 

Ave 

Lynnfield St@ 

Boulderbrook Dr 

Ravenwood Rd@ 

Brentwood Dr 

Drop South School 

8:50 

SOUTH SCHOOL 


Robin Rd@ Quail Rd 

Jubilee Dr @ Farm Ave 


Stop 

Forest St@ Farm Ave 

Joyce Rd @ Wright Rd 

Whitney Dr @ Holden 

St 

Lynch St @ Mansfield 

St 

Mansfield St @ Leonard 

Rd 

Drop South School 

8:50 

ST. JOHN’S 

SCHOOL 


Avalon Bay Dr (14 

North) @ Bus Stop 252 

Newbury St 


Stop 


Sandra Rd@ West Diane 

Rd 


Lane 

Lynnfield St@ Joyce 

Rd 


Gedney Dr Bartholomew 

St @ Oak Ave 


Rd 

Lynn St @ Morgan Rd 

Lynn St@ Longview 

Way 

Lynn St@ Aberdeen Ave 

Lynn St @ Beacon Blvd 

County St @ Arnold Rd 

Terrace Estates @ 

Flagpole 

Esquire Dr@ Sabino 

Farm Rd 

8 Violet Rd 


Cir 

Drop St John’s School 

8:00 

ST. JOHN’S 

SCHOOL 


Lowell St @ Anita Rd 

Goodale St @ Upham St 

Goodale St @ Hugh Terr 

Goodale St @ 

Wildwood 

9 Pine St 

Pine St @ Broad St 

Lake St@ Belfast St 

Lake St @ Penny Lane 

Lowell St @ Lone Pine 

Ln 

Bristol Rd @ Plymouth 

Rd 

Birch St @ Symphony 

Rd 

149 Russell St 

13 Russell St 

11 Hoover Ave 

Nichols Rd@ Leblanc 

Dr 

56 Tumelty Rd 

Nancy Ave @ Albert Rd 

Paul Ave@ Ruth Ave 

Peabody Rd @ Clark Rd 


Felton St @ Mt Pleasant 

St 

Felton St @ Hog Hill Rd 

Felton St @ Prospect St 

42 Prospect St 

60 Trask Rd 

50 Proctor Cir 

Drop St John’s School 

8:00 

WELCH SCHOOL 


Main St@ Littles Lane 

(K) 

Main St @ Caller St (K) 

Aborn St@ Abbott St - 

Pay To Ride Aborn St @ 

Pierpont St - Pay To Ride 

Aborn St@ Washington St 

- Pay To Ride 

Drop Welch School 

8:50 

WEST SCHOOL 


Lisburn St@ Walden 

Hill Rd 

Lisburn St@ Winona St 

Winona St@ Barr Rd 

Crossrip Ave@ Pinecrest 

Ave Mandalay Dr@ 

Jennings Cir 

Herrick Rd@ Perley Ave 

22 Perley Ave (K) 

Perley Ave@ Newington 

Rd 

Perley Ave@ Antigua 

Cir 

Stockton Rd@ Penn Rd 

Lowell St @ Lone Pine 

Ln 

Drop West School 8:50 

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Friday, Oct. 1 

Marblehead at Peabody (7) 


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Peabody at Salem (7) 

Thursday, Nov. 25 

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Tuesday, Sept. 14 





Peabody at Swampscott (4) 

Thursday, Sept. 23 


Saturday, Sept. 25 

Billerica at Peabody (2) 

Wednesday, Sept. 29 



Danvers at Peabody (4) 

Saturday, Oct. 2 

Peabody at Lynn Classical (6) 

Monday, Oct. 4 

Peabody at Dracut (6) 

Tuesday, Oct. 5 


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Peabody at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 






Peabody at Danvers (10) 


Peabody at Beverly (4) 


Peabody at Saugus (4) 

Girls Soccer 


Newton North at Peabody (4) 




Salem at Peabody (4) 






Peabody at Gloucester (4) 






Winthrop at Peabody (4) 


Peabody at Central Catholic (7:30) 




Peabody at Marblehead (4) 




North Andover at Peabody (11) 





Golf 





Monday, Sept. 13 











Peabody at Saugus (4) 




Salem at Peabody (4) 





Field Hockey 






Everett at Peabody (4) 






Everett at Peabody (4) 


Revere at Peabody (4) 














Peabody at Revere (4) 




Peabody at Everett (4) 





Volleyball 


Peabody at North Andover (5:30) 


Peabody at Woburn (5:30) 


Peabody at Marblehead (5:30) 


Swampscott at Peabody (5:30) 


Peabody at Swampscott (5:30) 


Peabody at Masconomet (5:30) 


Central Catholic at Peabody (5:30) 


Peabody at Saugus (5:30) 


Peabody at Danvers (5:30) 


Medford at Peabody (5:30) 


Marblehead at Peabody (5:30) 


Salem at Peabody (5:30) 


North Reading at Peabody (5:30) 


Masconomet at Peabody (5:30) 


Peabody at Melrose (5:30) 


Peabody at Beverly (5:30) 


Danvers at Peabody (5:30) 


Peabody at Medford (5:30) 


Winthrop at Peabody (5:30) 

Cross Country 














Football 


South Hadley at Bishop Fenwick (7) 


Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (7) 


Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (7) 


St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (7) 


Bishop Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman (7) 


Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fenwick (7) 


Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (7) 


Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Stang (7) 


Malden Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (10) 

Boys Soccer 


Malden Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


Newburyport at Bishop Fenwick (4:30) 


Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


Hamilton-Wenham at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (5:30) 


Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Archbishop Williams (TBD) 


Bishop Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman (3:30) 


Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Masconomet (TBD) 


Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (2) 


Peabody at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


Bishop Stang at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (4) 


Bishop Fenwick at Malden Catholic (6) 


Bishop Fenwick at CCL Cup (TBD) 



Girls Soccer 




Bishop Fenwick at Danvers (6:30) 


Newburyport at Bishop Fenwick (4) 




Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (3:30) 


Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (4) 


Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick (4) 


Bishop Fenwick at Central Catholic (12) 


Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (4) 




Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (4) 




North Reading at Bishop Fenwick (12) 





Golf 




Bishop Fenwick at Archbishop Williams (3) 


Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (3) 


Matignon at Bishop Fenwick (3) 






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• Baked haddock (topped 

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• Baked stuffed shrimp 

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• Fried chicken plate 

Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick (3) 

Sunday, Oct. 10 




Field Hockey 


Bishop Fenwick at Chelmsford (TBD) 


Northeast at Bishop Fenwick (4) 


Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (4) 


Central Catholic at Bishop Fenwick (4) 


Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (TBD) 




Danvers at Bishop Fenwick (4) 










Bishop Fenwick at Bedford (4) 


Northeast at Bishop Fenwick (4) 


Bishop Fenwick at Manchester-Essex (4) 


North Reading at Bishop Fenwick (4) 


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Volleyball 


Danvers at Bishop Fenwick (5:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Marblehead (5:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Wakefield (12:30) 


Ipswich at Bishop Fenwick (5:30) 




Bishop Fenwick at Masconomet (5:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (5:30) 


Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (5:30) 


Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fenwick (5:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (5:30) 


Swampscott at Bishop Fenwick (5:30) 




Essex Tech at Bishop Fenwick (5:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (5:30) 


Bishop Stang at Bishop Fenwick (11) 


St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (5:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (5:30) 


Bishop Fenwick at Danvers (5:30) 





Cross Country 


Bishop Fenwick at MSTCA Relays (TBD) 


Bishop Fenwick, St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman 

(4) 


Bishop Fenwick at McNiff Relays (10) 


Bishop Fenwick, Bishop Feehan, St. Joseph’s Prep 

at Matignon (4) 


Bishop Fenwick at Frank Kelley Invitational (9) 


Bishop Fenwick at CCL Freshman/Sophomore 

Meet (4) 


Bishop Fenwick, Bishop Stang at Archbishop Williams 

(4) 


Arlington Catholic, Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick 

(4) 


Bishop Fenwick at Catholic Memorial Invitational 

(9) 


Bishop Fenwick at CCL Championships (3) 

LYNNFIELD 

Football 


Saugus at Lynnfield (6:30) 


Ipswich at Lynnfield (6:30) 


Lynnfield at Newburyport (6:30) 


Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (2:30) 


Pentucket at Lynnfield (6:30) 


Lynnfield at Amesbury (6:30) 


Lynnfield at Triton (7) 


North Reading at Lynnfield (10:30) 

Boys Soccer 


Lynnfield at North Andover (4) 


Lynnfield at North Reading (6) 


Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) 


Rockport at Lynnfield (3:45) 




Newburyport at Lynnfield (4:15) 


Lynnfield at Masconomet (4) 


Lynnfield at Pentucket (3:45) 


Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:45) 



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Amesbury at Lynnfield (3:45) 


Lynnfield at Ipswich (4) 


Lynnfield at Triton (3:45) 




Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (3:45) 




Lynnfield at Greater Lowell (4) 

Girls Soccer 






Lynnfield at Rockport (3:45) 


Essex Tech at Lynnfield (10) 


Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (3:45) 




Danvers at Lynnfield (10) 




Georgetown at Lynnfield (6) 




Lynnfield at Marblehead (4) 


Lynnfield at Amesbury (3:45) 


Ipswich at Lynnfield (10) 




Lynnfield at North Reading (4:45) 


Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (4) 


Lynnfield at Wayland (5:30) 



Golf 


Rockport at Lynnfield (3) 


Pentucket at Lynnfield (3) 




Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (3) 


Ipswich at Lynnfield (3) 


Lynnfield at Essex Tech (3:30) 


Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (3:30) 




Essex Tech at Lynnfield (3) 


North Reading at Lynnfield (3) 



Field Hockey 






Rockport at Lynnfield (3) 






Lynnfield at Tyngsborough (4) 








Amesbury at Lynnfield (7) 


Beverly at Lynnfield (4) 


Lynnfield at Ipswich (10) 








Andover at Lynnfield (10) 


Danvers at Lynnfield (4:15) 


Pentucket at Lynnfield (7) 

Volleyball 






Georgetown at Lynnfield (5:30) 


Lynnfield at North Reading (6) 


Masconomet at Lynnfield (5:30) 






Lynnfield at Ipswich (5:30) 








Reading at Lynnfield (5:30) 


Lynnfield at Arlington Catholic (5:30) 


North Andover at Lynnfield (5:30) 


Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (5:30) 




Lynnfield at Lynn Classical (5:30) 


Ipswich at Lynnfield (5:30) 



Lynnfield at North Andover (5:30) 

Cross Country 






Lynnfield at Triton (4) 





Bishop Fenwick golf opens season with a loss to Austin Prep 

FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 

Bishop Fenwick’s Leo Schroeder put up 25 points for the Crusaders in a season-opening loss to 

Austin Prep Monday afternoon at Hillview Golf Club. 

By Mike Alongi 

NORTH READING — 

Just like last year, the Bishop 

Fenwick golf team was one of 

the very first teams to compete 

on the opening day of the fall 

sports season. 

But unfortunately for the 

Crusaders, they couldn’t come 

out with a win this time around 

as Fenwick fell to Catholic 

Central League foe Austin Prep 

by a score of 175-164 Monday 

afternoon at Hillview Golf 

Club. 

“It was a perfect day and you 

couldn’t have asked for more 

to start off the season,” said 

Fenwick coach Jim McHugh. 

“It’s always great to get back to 

competing, and all of the guys 

were really excited to get out 

there.” 

Tony Novak led the way for 

Fenwick with 28 points, while 

Leo Schroeder wasn’t far behind 

with 25 points. Jason Romans 

and Connor Cunningham each 

put up 24 points, while Mike 

Carter added 23 points. 

“I was pretty happy with 

how the guys played out there,” 

said McHugh. “We didn’t blow 

it out of the water but we also 

didn’t have a terrible day. The 

guys showed some promise and 

there’s definitely things for us 

to build on.” 

For Fenwick, which graduated 

its four most experienced 

players last spring, Monday’s 

match was more about getting 

reps for the younger players and 

getting them more comfortable 

on the course. 

“I think the biggest thing for 

us is just getting experience and 

continuing to work hard each 

and every day,” said McHugh. 

“I think if we can come out and 

just clean up things like putting 

and short game, we’ll be in a 

good spot.” 

And now the Crusaders will 

have more than a week off before 

their next match, meaning 

there is plenty of time to put in 

work on the practice tee. 

“It’s definitely nice to now 

have this time to go back and 

work on things,” said McHugh. 

“We saw what we looked like 

in a match against a good team, 

and now we can go back and 

work on the things we didn’t do 

as well.” 

Fenwick (0-1) returns to action 

next Tuesday (4) against 

CCL rival St. Mary’s on the 

road at Gannon Municipal Golf 

Course. 

“The guys are always excited 

to go up against St. Mary’s,” 

said McHugh. “They’re obviously 

one of the best teams 

in the CCL every year, so we 

know we’ll have to bring our 

best if we want to get a win.”



Peabody, Lynnfield meet in football scrimmage 

PHOTOS | Spenser Hasak 

Peabody football coach Mark Bettencourt gives out instructions during 

Saturday’s scrimmage against Lynnfield. 

Lynnfield football coach Pat Lamusta looks on during his team’s scrimmage 

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Peabody, Lynnfield meet in football scrimmage 

PHOTOS | Spenser Hasak 

The Lynnfield football team tries to fire up its offense during Saturday’s scrimmage against Peabody. 

Lynnfield quarterback David Tracy throws a pass under pressure. 

Peabody’s Ajadis Abadi, right, lands a hit on Lynnfield’s Gavin DeLuties. 

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Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Peabody, acting as the 

Special Permit Granting Authority, will conduct a public hearing on THURSDAY 

EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 2021, at 7:30 P.M., in the Frank L. Wiggin Auditorium, 

24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA, and remotely via Zoom on the application from 

SARAH NARCUS c/o OLIO, 43 Main Street, Peabody, MA for a SPECIAL PERMIT 

REQUESTING TO AMEND SPECIAL PERMIT 4-2018, SPECIFICALLY, TO AMEND 

CONDITIONS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16 & 17 at said 43 MAIN STREET, 

Peabody, MA as filed in accordance with Sections 4.2.5, 6.1 and 15.7 of the 

Peabody Zoning Ordinance. 

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Weekly: August 26 and September 2 

City of Peabody 

Zoning Board of Appeals 

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Notice is hereby given that the Board of Appeals of the City of Peabody will hold a 

Public hearing on Monday, September 20, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. at the Wiggin 

Auditorium, City Hall, 24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA 01960 on the application of 

FRH Realty, LLC, c/o Attorney John Keilty, for a Variance from the Provision of 

the Zoning Ordinance 2019, as amended, Section 6.6, as it applies to the premise 

known as 7 Dearborn Rd., Peabody, MA, Map 078, Lot 019. Petitioner seeks a 

variance and requests relief from setback and impervious site coverage 

requirements. The property is located in a DDD Zoning District. The application 

and plan are available to the public and can be viewed by contacting Carla 

McGrath at carla.mcgrath@peabody-ma.gov or 978-538-5792 in advance and 

prior to the Public Hearing. The agenda for this meeting will be posted on the 

City of Peabody website www.peabody-ma.gov. 

Weekly: September 2 and 9 2021 



LEGAL NOTICE 


Public Hearing Monday, September 20, 2021 at 7:00 p.m at the Wiggin 


Donna O'Brien c/o George Piperidis for a Variance from the Provision of the 

Zoning Ordinance 2019, as amended, Section 7.2, as it applies to the premise 

known as 188 Winona St., Peabody, MA, Map 055, Lot 038. Petitioner seeks a 

variance to build an addition and requires relief to Side Yard Setbacks where 20' 

is required and 10.3' is proposed. The property is located in a R1 Zoning District. 

The application and plan are available to the public and can be viewed by 

contacting Carla McGrath at carla.mcgrath@peabody-ma.gov or 978-538-5792 in 

advance and prior to the Public Hearing. The agenda for this meeting is posted 

on the City of Peabody website. 

Weekly: September 2 and 9, 2021 

LEGALS 

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Peabody, acting as the 

Special Permit Granting Authority, will conduct a public hearing on THURSDAY 

EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 2021, at 7:30 P.M., in the Frank L. Wiggin Auditorium, 

24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA, and remotely via Zoom on the application from 

FARM STREET REALTY GROUP LLC, c/o The Panos Law Group, 246 Andover 

Street, Peabody, MA for a SPECIAL PERMIT SEEKING USE OF THE PROPERTY 

FOR A MOTEL AND HOTEL USE (UP TO TEN (10) ROOMS) WITH RESTAURANT 

AND TAVERN ALLOWING FOR OUTDOOR SERVICE OF FOOD AND ALCOHOLIC 

BEVERAGES AS REFERENCED ON SPECIAL PERMIT SITE PLAN INCLUDED 

HEREWITH, AND USE OF THE PROPERTY FOR THREE (3), ONE-BEDROOM 

APARTMENT, DWELLING UNITS AS REFERENCED IN SPECIAL PERMIT SITE PLAN 

FILED HEREWITH at 2 WASHINGTON STREET, Peabody, MA as filed in 

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Peabody Zoning Ordinance. 

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COUNCILLOR MARK J. O'NEILL 

CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT 

Allyson M. Danforth 

City Clerk 

Weekly: August 26 and September 2, 2021 

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Joseph and Erica Stearns, for a Variance from the Provision of the Zoning 

Ordinance 2019, as amended, Section 7.2, as it applies to the premise known 

as 37 Downing Rd., Peabody, MA, Map 060, Lot 039. Petitioner seeks a 

variance to build a deck and requires relief to Left Side Yard Setbacks where 20' 

is required and 15.5' is proposed. The property is located in a R1B Zoning 

District. The application and plan are available to the public and can be viewed 

by contacting Carla McGrath at carla.mcgrath@peabody-ma.gov or 978-538-5792 

in advance and prior to the Public Hearing. The agenda for this meeting is 

posted on the City of Peabody website. 




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David Anastasi for a Variance from the Provision of the Zoning Ordinance 2019, 

as amended, Sections 11.5.1C and 11.5.5A5 (Signs in a BN District), as it 

applies to the premise known as 83 Pine St., Peabody, MA, Map 045, Lot 500T. 

Petitioner seeks a variance to erect 3 signs equaling 154 sf where 1 is allowed a 

maximum of 60 sf. The property is located in a R4 Zoning District. The application 

and plan are available to the public and can be viewed by contacting Carla 

McGrath at carla.mcgrath@peabody-ma.gov or 978-538-5792 in advance and 

prior to the Public Hearing. The agenda for this meeting is posted on the City of 

Peabody website. 




LEGAL NOTICE 


Public Hearing Monday, September 20, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. at the Wiggin 


Tannery Limited Partnership c/o Expose Signs and Graphics, Inc. Denise 

Perron for a Sign Variance from the Provision of the Zoning Ordinance 2019, 

as amended, Section 11.5 (Signs) as it applies to the premise known as 18 

Crowninshield St., Peabody, MA, Map 074, Lot 065A. Petitioner seeks a 

variance to erect 4 Hanging Signs and 1 Wall Sign and requires relief to number 

of signs, sign size and sign height. The property is located in a R4 Zoning 

District. The application and plan are available to the public and can be viewed 

by contacting Carla McGrath at carla.mcgrath@peabody-ma.gov or 978-538- 

5792 in advance and prior to the Public Hearing. The agenda for this meeting is 

posted on the City of Peabody website. 

Ad to Run: September 2 and 9, 2021 



LEGAL NOTICE 




Justin and Adrienne Lazure for a Variance from the Provision of the Zoning 

Ordinance 2019, as amended, Section 7.2, as it applies to the premise known 

as 61 Catherine Dr., Peabody, MA, Map 003, Lot 012. Petitioner seeks a 

variance to build an addition and porch which requires relief to Front Yard 

Setbacks where 25' is required and 17.4' is proposed. The property is located in a 

R1 Zoning District. The application and plan are available to the public and can 

be viewed by contacting Carla McGrath at carla.mcgrath@peabody-ma.gov or 

978-538-5792 in advance and prior to the Public Hearing. The agenda for this 

meeting is posted on the City of Peabody website. 


LEGALS 









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Day 1 at Captain Samuel Brown Elementary 

PHOTOS | Jakob Menendez 

Left to right, Brayden Martin, Elena Patel, and Avriana Martin all stand with their parents outside 

of the Captain Samuel Brown Elementary School after their first day of first grade. 

Two students at Brown Elementary measure how much they’ve 

grown after a summer away from school. 

LYNNFIELD 

79 OAK RIDGE TER 

$860,000 

B: Christopher Gale & Alexa Giuffre 

S: Michael Touchette 

7 RICHARDS RD 

$735,000 

B: Gregory J Evangelista & Jennifer L 

Shario 

S: Cynthia A Tranfaglia 

PEABODY 

7 CHARLOTTE ST 

$549,900 

B: Kimvun Suos & Setha Suos 

S: Deborah V Poretta & John R Poretta 

24 COLONIAL RD 

$630,000 

Real Estate Transfers 

B: Anthony P Delloiacono 

S: Danielle Judge & Stephen Judge 

COOLIDGE RD 

$400,000 

B: Todisco Properties LLC 

S: Dustin Plomondon & Jaymes 

Plomondon 

5 CROSSRIP AVE 

$420,000 

B: Angela Hirtle & Peter Levine 

S: Mary S Loughlin 

23 EMILY LN 

$902,500 

B: Gregory Rosa & Jaclyn Steele 

S: Denny Levy Tr, Tr for Danny Levy RET 

64 FOREST ST 

$537,500 

B: Andrew S Goldberg & Jillian A 

Goldberg 

S: David J Mccauley & Staci Mccauley 

1 FOUNTAIN ST 

$408,000 

B: Marisa F Hoctor & Christopher P 

Leone 

S: Emily Sparks & Miner Sparks 

20-A FRANKLIN ST 

$400,000 

B: Todisco Properties LLC 

S: Dustin Plomondon & Jaymes 

Plomondon 

2 GEORGE RD 

$640,000 

B: Kimberly Grillo & Michael Grillo 

S: George Gonnella & Donna Laponte 

33 GLENDALE AVE 

$310,000 

B: Rachel C Faieta & Justin D Scimone 

S: Josephine Cooke 

40 HIGHLAND PARK 

$680,000 

B: Nicole Magno & Arsen Sheraj 

S: Dennis C Walach 

18 HOURIHAN ST 

$575,000 

B: Lisbeth D Gomez & Francis A Pena 

S: Kathryn J Horemiotis Tr, Tr for 18 

Hourihan St Peabody RT 

15 LENOX RD 

$600,000 

B: Carolina D Buckley & Michael 

Buckley 

S: Dean J Millard Tr, Tr for 15 Lenox 

Road RT 

10 MAIN ST 

$950,000 

B: Viceroy 10 On Main LLC 

S: TD Bank NA 

115 MARGIN ST 

$500,000 

B: Anthony R Gagliano & Ashley S 

Gunter 

S: Dennis Gagliano & Lisa Gagliano 

22 PERLEY AVE 

$650,000 

B: Daniel Bip & Saruth Veth 

S: Jaqueline Habeeb & Robert 

Habeeb 

6 REO RD 

$760,000 

B: Anthony M Paolucci & Shaelyn M 

Paolucci 

S: Kathleen A Bianco & Stephen A 

Bianco 

3 STRATIS WAY 

$880,000 

B: Julia Cahill-Oshea & Stephen 

Oshea 

S: Raymond D Barnes & Shannon 

Murphy-Barnes 

9 TANNERS RIDGE RD 

$945,000 

B: Daniel J Staid & Karen L Staid 

S: Heritage Pines LLC 

LEGALS 



LEGAL NOTICE 



uditorium, City Hall, 24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA 01960 on the application of 

ea Motor Sports Prop LP, c/o Keri Martin for a Sign Variance from the Provision 

f the Zoning Ordinance 2019, as amended, Sections 11.5.4, as it applies to 

he premise known as 7 Centennial Dr., Peabody, MA, Map 091, Lot 005. 

etitioner seeks a variance to erect 2 Wall Sign equaling 104.2 sf where 2 are 

llowed at a maximum of 60 sf. The property is located in an IP Zoning District. 

The application and plan are available to the public and can be viewed by 

ontacting Carla McGrath at carla.mcgrath@peabody-ma.gov or 978-538-5792 in 

dvance and prior to the Public Hearing. The agenda for this meeting is posted 

n the City of Peabody website. 

eekly: September 2 and 9, 2021 



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Peabody elementary back in session 

PHOTOS | Jakob Menendez 

Fourth graders from Mrs. Cokorogianis walk with their parents after being picked up from their 

first day back to school. 

First grader Kiana Soto, right, stands with her teacher, 

Elizabeth Ofilos, outside Captain Samuel Brown Elementary 

School. 

Abeni Cappello stands outside with her dad and her dog, 

Peanut, after her first day of third grade. 

Annika Indonilla stands with her parents after her first day of first grade. 

Parents and students walked outside of the Captain Samuel Brown Elementary School in Peabody after pick-up for the first day of school.

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