SAUGUS — Digging out and clipping away invasive plants may be an undesirable way to spend a Saturday morning but
LYNN — While some may have been biting into a Lemmy Burger with bacon and fried onion crisps courtesy of
At first glance, an international artistic director and a eighth grade girl from Lynn may not seem to have much
LYNN– A afternoon workout turned into something more for Kimberly Le and and Amanda Mena at the Lynn YMCA on
LYNN — Reverend Andre Bennett, Youth Pastor at Zion Baptist Church in Lynn, shared an emotional story that was became
After serving as the Chair of the Swampscott Democratic Town Committee for more than a decade, Ralph Edwards stepped down
With customers flowing in and out of Chet’s Video and Candy Shoppe on Saturday, eager to search through movie deals,
Lessons on Instagram, Snapchat and other major social media platforms by the Saugus Wellness Committee showed parents just how vulnerable
LYNN — With grace under impression and a firm grip on her audience, a Revere third-grader added buzz to the
LYNN — Eighth-grader Will Robson showed spelling runs in the family. Friday night, he was champion of the 33rd Annual
NAHANT — Protesters took to the sidewalks around the Lynnway Rotary Friday afternoon, voicing concerns over the proposed Northeastern University
MARBLEHEAD — The Elbridge Gerry School should be closed permanently. That’s the recommendation of a school department study which said
SWAMPSCOTT– World Water Day splashed into the halls of Swampscott High School as a group of about a dozen students
Fresh from an ocean dip off Revere Beach, Philip Ranieri hustled to the warmth of a nearby tent. Shivering from
SAUGUS– Volunteer readers from the Saugus community made their rounds at Oaklandvale Elementary School on Friday morning as apart of
NAHANT — The Board of Selectmen appointed Gerry Perry, of Swampscott, as interim town administrator Thursday night, filling the position
A smiling 18-month-old Angelina Giovino tugged on the lever to a gas-powered log splitter, effectively allowing it to slice through
At the age of 12, before she had won silver and gold medals as a member of the U.S. Olympic
SAUGUS — Chinese food, drinks, and the laughs became a huge help towards a special day for honoring local veterans
LYNN — Shaneil Nelson, winner of The Friendly Knights of Saint Patrick $20,000 scholarship, lived in a homeless shelter in