Paul Halloran

Staying open in the long term may still be the longest of longshots, but Suffolk Downs management and horsemen have

Twenty-eight years ago today, 8-year-old Marisela Marrero was preparing for her family?s annual celebration of her father?s birthday and the

They first met as power forwards on the basketball courts of the North Shore Catholic School Elementary League. Now, 15

LYNN – They are seasoned ironworkers who have helped to construct buildings throughout the Boston area, yet they are taking

LYNN – In a season marked by giving, Lynn Tech students have gone above and beyond.It was quite a sight

It?s been a good run for Bob Lees and his family at Highland Gardens in Salem, but the store will

LYNN – U.S. Rep. John F. Tierney looks back with pride and satisfaction on his 18 years in Congress, notwithstanding

SWAMPSCOTT – It can?t happen to me.That?s what Chris Herren would think when he sat in assemblies such as the

LYNN – Traditional Irish music and Christmas songs came to a melodious merger in Veterans Memorial Auditorium at City Hall

LYNN – In choosing a new principal for the Robert L. Ford Elementary School, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Catherine C.

LYNN – When Habitat for Humanity dedicated a new house in the Highlands Sunday, it represented not only the continued

NAHANT – Five months after Town Administrator Andrew Bisignani abruptly resigned on the heels of a district attorney?s investigation into

Two area men who have exhibited a spirit of service to others will receive the highest honor the Catholic Church

SWAMPSCOTT – The proposal for a new, town-wide elementary school was soundly defeated by voters Tuesday, sending supporters of the

LYNN – Richard Tisei realizes the dynamic in the 2014 election in the 6th Congressional District is markedly different from

LYNN – The next City Council election may be more than a year away, but the Ward 7 race is

LYNN – As comebacks go, this was part Lazarus, part 2004 Red Sox.Students, teachers and administrators at the E.J. Harrington