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Marijuana will have to wait in Peabody By Thomas Grillo | August 10, 2018 9:59 PM

PEABODY — Brothers Kouzina, the popular Greek restaurant, won’t say goodbye to their Route 1 location until year’s end. Co-owner

LYNNFIELD — Following a rash of car break-ins on Tuesday and Wednesday, police are reminding residents to lock their vehicles.

SALEM — The Essex County District Attorney’s Office is releasing few details about the death of a man found in

LYNNFIELD — Opponents of a plan to replace the Bali Hai restaurant with an apartment complex packed Town Hall Monday

PEABODY — Four people, including a Lynn man, face illegal gun possession charges following a two-day investigation by the Peabody

DANVERS — Starting this fall, Bishop Fenwick High School will partner with Saint Mary of the Annunciation School. Officials provided

PEABODY — Police are seeking the public’s help in finding a suspect matching the description of a man accused of

REVERE — The city is smarting from the abrupt closure of the New England Confectionery Co. (Necco) manufacturing plant. Round

Peabody teachers have a new contract. The three-year deal provides a 2 percent raise each year. “Things went well,” said

Peabody became the second city on the North Shore Thursday night to allow medical marijuana. But recreational pot smokers will

LYNN — The luxury apartment project for the downtown is one step closer to reality as a construction and design

The Bay State’s unemployment rate may be at a 15-year low, but not having enough food on the table is

REVERE — There’s not much in Janice Dumas’ refrigerator. On the day we visited her Walnut Avenue apartment, the 57-year-old

LYNN — Evelyn Lawson never thought about where her next meal would come from. But that all changed when her

LYNN — Frederick Kamara knows what it’s like to be hungry. While the recent North Shore Community College Liberal Arts

It was an eye opener when the president of North Shore Community College (NSCC) overheard one student tell another he

LYNN — Julio Perez is used to being hungry. As a student at the Harrington Elementary School, he was eligible

LYNN — A Topsfield real estate company has paid $3.5 million for an apartment building on Franklin Street, according to

REVERE — Some parking lots owners say if the proposed 1,400 percent licensing fee increase is approved, they will shut

BOSTON — Revere and Nahant are set to get their share of a $900 million budget for the state’s natural