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LYNN — Following weeks of citing health and safety concerns, the union representing more than 1,200 workers at Lynn’s GE

LYNN — Wednesday marked Census Day, but a chief officer of a local organization that’s helping to coordinate the city’s

LYNN — State Attorney General Maura Healey’s office has determined that the Lynn City Council has violated the open meeting

Cawley: Social grounding goes the distance By Gayla Cawley | April 1, 2020 9:01 PM

Social distancing restrictions are kind of a bummer. It’s like we’re all teenagers who have been grounded with no end

LYNN — Workers at Lynn’s GE Aviation plant held protests on Monday and Tuesday, citing the company’s failure to address

Lynn YMCA directs a drive for diapers By Gayla Cawley | March 31, 2020 9:04 PM

LYNN — A newly formed community group and the Lynn YMCA have teamed up to help parents secure diapers for

SWAMPSCOTT — Schools may be closed, but two Swampscott teachers are using their time off to sew fabric face masks

The Lynn Water & Sewer Commission and Swampscott Public Works Department have seen an increase in sewer backups from residents

LYNN — Lynn crews battled a boat fire at the Volunteer Yacht Club on the Lynnway Sunday night. Shortly after

LYNN — The City of Lynn has paid $1.2 million to the widow of a man fatally shot by Lynn

LYNN — A day after School Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler said he did not anticipate students would return to classes

SALEM — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass) said he has exhibited symptoms of the coronavirus and is under a self-quarantine.

City of Lynn hires planner By Gayla Cawley | March 25, 2020 9:07 PM

LYNN — The city has its first planner in more than two decades. Mayor Thomas M. McGee announced Wednesday that

SWAMPSCOTT — There have been strides since Erin Calvo-Bacci, now a successful business owner, was breaking into the manufacturing field

LYNN — Greater Lynn Senior Services has increased its food delivery and output to meet the increasing demand from elderly

SWAMPSCOTT — Although School Superintendent Pamela Angelakis has led the town’s school district since 2014, she still feels that gender

LYNN — There’s a mixture of excitement and concern from Ward 6 City Councilor Fred Hogan as the long-awaited installation

LYNN — A union representing the city’s General Electric employees is concerned about the aviation plant’s “unsafe work environment” caused

LYNN — A massive four-alarm fire that destroyed two homes on Moulton Street, displaced 34 people and injured two firefighters

In addition to a Lynn church, the Town of Marblehead and City of Revere reported their first presumptive cases of