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LYNN ― For Wendy Ekolé, art is about healing. When the 10th-grade math teacher was forced to shelter in place
If you’ve ever seen the 2016 Best Picture winner “Spotlight,” you’ll notice something about journalists. Nothing if not idiosyncratic, the
Editor’s note: Sophie Yarin spent Thursday, Feb. 3 with Mayor Jared Nicholson. LYNN ― If you want to keep up
LYNN — Black History Month is about a lot of things. Advocacy, justice, healing, education, and aspiration are just a
It’s no secret that residents of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts aren’t the friendliest in the nation. Your own friends and
At the start of 2022, North Shore organizations that assist homeless people ― like Lifebridge North Shore, the Lynn Shelter
LYNN ― His name was Denis Reynoso. Reynoso was a 29-year-old Iraq veteran, Lynn resident, and father of two with
PEABODY ― The YMCA of Metro North welcomed Assistant Speaker of the U.S. House Katherine Clark to its “Families at
REVERE ― Lidiya Romanchuk was born to be a fashion designer ― but it’s been a long time coming. “Trust
SALEM ― The first thing that Miz Diamond Wigfall wants you to know about drag is that it’s political. “If
In April of 2020, my four roommates decided one by one that they wanted to weather the early days of
MARBLEHEAD ― Tucked behind an auto-repair shop and a liquor store that face busy Beacon Street is the town’s dirty
LYNN ― When Eric and Kathleen Gendron opened Ravenstone Gifts in September of 2020, their store consisted primarily of jewelry,
From March 2020 to April 2021, I had no job, and quarantine was a lonely time in the city. Facing
SWAMPSCOTT ― The town has seen more than its fair share of racially-motivated events, with incidents of racist and antisemitic
PEABODY ― To kick off 2022, the city’s Black Box theater has announced a year’s worth of unique, fun
“Whatever decision you make will be the right one.” When I was younger, my parents would offer me this simple
Jake Flynn is 15 and is one busy kid. The Wenham native, whose family hails from Lynn, is starring in
Ah, Christmas music. It’s divisive: Some love it, some can’t stand it, and most fall somewhere in between. Most of