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Legislature pumps $5M into King’s Beach cleanupBy Allysha Dunnigan
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Legislature passed a $4 billion American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) relief package on Friday, which includes
Pick-up bounces off SUV into corner of house in West LynnBy Adam Bass
LYNN — A red Toyota pick-up truck crashed into a home after colliding with a black Audi SUV at the
Marblehead woman charged with accosting children in SwampscottBy Alena Kuzub
SWAMPSCOTT — A Marblehead woman who was protesting in Swampscott will go on trial for accosting young children, the Lynn
Citing 122 years of Lynnfield excellenceBy Allysha Dunnigan
LYNNFIELD — A.A. Dority, a Wilmington-based insurance agency owned by Lynnfield resident Phil Crawford, has been recognized with an award
Peabody swears in 17 new police officersBy Sam Minton
PEABODY — The Wiggin Auditorium at City Hall was filled to the brim as two full-time police officers along with

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Legislature pumps $5M into King’s Beach cleanupBy Allysha Dunnigan
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Legislature passed a $4 billion American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) relief package on Friday, which includes
Pick-up bounces off SUV into corner of house in West LynnBy Adam Bass
LYNN — A red Toyota pick-up truck crashed into a home after colliding with a black Audi SUV at the
Marblehead woman charged with accosting children in SwampscottBy Alena Kuzub
SWAMPSCOTT — A Marblehead woman who was protesting in Swampscott will go on trial for accosting young children, the Lynn

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Sports

Saugus girls basketball ready to lean on depth this winterBy Sam Minton

SAUGUS — For Saugus girls basketball coach Mark Schruender, the bench can be an overlooked part of a high school

Xaviah Bascon ends his Swampscott career in styleBy Sam Minton

SWAMPSCOTT — Standing on the Gillette Stadium field with a lei draped over himself, Swampscott’s Xaviah Bascon had a moment

St. Mary’s indoor track aiming to build on strong cross-country seasonBy Mike Alongi

LYNN — Basketball and hockey may both be very hot sports at St. Mary’s these days, but if you’re looking

Marblehead football makes it 20 wins in a rowBy Sam Minton

FOXBOROUGH — It’s hard enough to win two games in a row, let alone 20. Which is what makes the

Business

Citing 122 years of Lynnfield excellenceBy Allysha Dunnigan

LYNNFIELD — A.A. Dority, a Wilmington-based insurance agency owned by Lynnfield resident Phil Crawford, has been recognized with an award

Lynn resident joins Salem-based Root boardBy Alena Kuzub

LYNN — A longtime city resident and Brown University graduate Vicky Rivera joins a local organization, which expands employment and

North Shore Music Theatre to feature “A Christmas Carol”By Alena Kuzub

BEVERLY — The North Shore Music Theatre announced on Friday that its brightest holiday tradition — the annual production of “A

Lynn Mayor-elect Nicholson prepping for the jobBy Allysha Dunnigan

LYNN — Mayor-elect Jared Nicholson has put together a transition committee, consisting of 10 people, to help him find the

Police/Fire

Pick-up bounces off SUV into corner of house in West LynnBy Adam Bass

LYNN — A red Toyota pick-up truck crashed into a home after colliding with a black Audi SUV at the

Marblehead woman charged with accosting children in SwampscottBy Alena Kuzub

SWAMPSCOTT — A Marblehead woman who was protesting in Swampscott will go on trial for accosting young children, the Lynn

Police Log: 12-4-21By Daily Item Staff

All address information, particularly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the sole responsibility

Peabody swears in 17 new police officersBy Sam Minton

PEABODY — The Wiggin Auditorium at City Hall was filled to the brim as two full-time police officers along with

Lifestyle

Legislature pumps $5M into King’s Beach cleanupBy Allysha Dunnigan

BOSTON — The Massachusetts Legislature passed a $4 billion American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) relief package on Friday, which includes

Mother hoping to bring smiles to her ‘beautiful’ boysBy Anne Marie Tobin

It’s no secret that the pandemic has exposed the many inequities that exist in our society. Homelessness. Unemployment. Food insecurity.

Salem will host Harbor Connector Path Sculpture GardenBy Allysha Dunnigan

SALEM — Eight new sculptures were installed along the Salem Harbor Connector Path last week for the second annual Salem

Lynn resident joins Salem-based Root boardBy Alena Kuzub

LYNN — A longtime city resident and Brown University graduate Vicky Rivera joins a local organization, which expands employment and

Opinion

Shribman: Is Baker the last moderate Republican?By David M. Shribman

SWAMPSCOTT — The man who lives in the white house made an announcement the other day that might stand as

Msgr. Paul V. Garrity: Rejection, politics and the role we all have to playSubmitted By Msgr. Paul V. Garrity

Rejection is a very memorable experience that infiltrates the soul with corrosive impact. When I was quite young, I got

Jourgensen: Baker’s head was in the job, but not his heartBy Thor Jourgensen

Charlie Baker finally got what he wants — the chance to govern and administrate without the hassle of running for

Readers’ Advocate: The Item’s election coverage deserves kudos, some criticismSubmitted By Jo Sullivan

(Editor’s note: The Readers’ Advocate’s role is to address the concerns of readers on a variety of matters, including the

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