LYNN — Julio Perez is used to being hungry. As a student at the Harrington Elementary School, he was eligible
LYNN — A Topsfield real estate company has paid $3.5 million for an apartment building on Franklin Street, according to
REVERE — Some parking lots owners say if the proposed 1,400 percent licensing fee increase is approved, they will shut
BOSTON — Revere and Nahant are set to get their share of a $900 million budget for the state’s natural
REVERE — For the first time in nearly two decades, the city’s residential water and sewer rate will drop. Mayor
Folk singer Judy Collins just celebrated her 79th birthday. But don’t suggest, like one reviewer did, she’s in the sunset
REVERE — If City Councilor-at-Large George Rotondo gets his way, apartment construction will come to a halt, temporarily. On Monday
LYNN — KIPP Academy Charter School has closed on its purchase of the J.B. Blood Building on Wheeler Street for
LYNN — A contentious meeting over plans for a luxury high-rise apartment building in the downtown ended abruptly 40 minutes
REVERE — The city is on track to nearly double the number of hotel rooms by 2020, a sign that
LYNN — It’s taken a year, but bills for the newly-imposed trash fee will finally be mailed next week. Last
LYNN — With hundreds of bikes hitting city streets this month, the time is right for a rail trail, say
LYNN — Recreational marijuana could be coming to a storefront in the downtown. Boston-based Bloom Market Retail Inc., has filed
REVERE — The city is giving bike sharing another try. After last year’s pilot program with the Chinese company ofo
LYNN — A former bowling alley owner has dropped a lawsuit against the city for not choosing his Lynnway location
LYNN — The number of North Shore homes foreclosed by lenders has dropped by more than a third from a
LYNN — Choose your number on what it will take to fix the Bay State’s broken transportation infrastructure: $15 billion
LYNN — Extension of the MBTA’s Blue Line from Revere to Central Square was within reach in the 1970s until
LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. McGee presented a $319.5 million budget to the City Council Tuesday and department heads testified
BOSTON — The MBTA has approved a $1.2 million pilot of late-night bus service to give overnight workers on the