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LYNN — The Lynn Police Department has received more than $535,000 in grant funding to support its efforts to curb

SWAMPSCOTT — A Humphrey Street used car dealer has been hit with a violation notice from the town for having

LYNN — Police have linked a 46-year-old man arrested last week for robbing a convenience store at gunpoint to four

Gunfire breaks out in Lynn apartment building By Gayla Cawley | January 21, 2020 11:00 PM

LYNN — Police are investigating a shooting that took place inside a Neptune Boulevard apartment building Sunday evening. Police responded

LYNN — Lynn English High School junior Julianna Romero chose to spend her break from school on Martin Luther King

For the past couple of years, I’ve been writing a bi-weekly column and have intentionally steered clear of offering commentary

LYNN — Lynn Public Schools has been awarded a $150,000 state grant that is aimed at increasing the district’s number

SWAMPSCOTT — Police are investigating a single-car crash that left a 17-year-old Swampscott man seriously injured Saturday night. Police responded

BOSTON — A massive federal commitment to fight homelessness announced on Friday includes $2 million in aid to Lynn and

LYNN — Developer Patrick McGrath is planning to break ground on a $23 million, 80-unit condominium project on a Blossom

LYNN — Resident Joanne Linder has filed an open meeting law complaint with the state against the Lynn City Council,

LYNN — Tree Market LLC, which has already received City Council approval to open a recreational marijuana shop on Mount

LYNN — Lynn Public Schools is trying to cut down on the number of female students who miss class because

LYNN — School administration and the School Committee are at odds over whether the supervisor of attendance should remain a

LYNN — Lynn Public Schools has expanded an intervention program aimed at shaping students’ behavior to increase their academic success.

The City of Lynn’s 18 elected officials were asked what his or her top priority is for the next two

LYNN — Hearing no strong argument for the advantages of making changes to the school district’s pre-kindergarten program next year,

LYNN — Students at Washington S.T.E.M. Elementary School will be able to attend the city’s first 21st Century Community Learning

LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. McGee devoted many of his remarks at Monday night’s Inauguration Ceremony to the importance of

Lynn man charged with heroin trafficking By Gayla Cawley | January 6, 2020 11:01 PM

LYNN — A 20-year-old Lynn man is facing drug trafficking charges after more than 300 grams of heroin was found