LYNN — The Hood Elementary School is about to get an overdue $5.8 million facelift. “It’s very necessary,” said Gayle
LYNN — Consecutive nor’easters last winter did more than deplete the city’s snow removal budget, it tripled the amount of
REVERE — NECCO’s former CEO is trying to raise $30 million to keep the company from closing. But a Suffolk
LYNN — Rents in southern Essex County continue to rise, fueled by demand from tenants seeking refuge from even higher
LYNN — The city’s bond rating has been lowered and its financial outlook termed negative, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
More than a decade after a consultant imagined a redeveloped waterfront with apartments, boutique retail, offices, and hotels, the city
Paper or plastic? If a group of high school girls get their way, it might not be a choice in
One year after Lenardo L. Clement was killed following an Easter Sunday service, his family will honor his memory. A
LYNN — It took more than 20 years, but Steven L. Antonakes has returned to his roots. The East Lynn
LYNN—In its heyday, Anthony’s Hawthorne was the place to be downtown. Opened by the late Anthony Athanas in 1937, it
BOSTON — The city of Lynn was honored Thursday for its efforts to revitalize the city. Social Capital Inc., a
Three dozen newborns will stay warm this year thanks to a group of Lynn English High School students. For six
This is the last in a three-day series on elder abuse, a growing concern as our population ages. In this series,
LYNN — Owners of a three-bedroom Colonial on Summer Street were hoping to settle their overdue account at City Hall
This is the seond in a three-day series on elder abuse, a growing concern as our population ages. In this series,
REVERE – Residents interested in shaping the future of open space and recreation in the city are encouraged to attend
This is the first in a three-day series on elder abuse, a growing concern as our population ages. In this series,
The government and the financial services industry took steps this year to require people who are in a position to
LYNN — When Robert Quinn returned home from Vietnam in 1967, there was no ticker tape parade, welcome celebrations or
REVERE — A combination of a strong economy, budget surpluses, and a pipeline of more than 2,500 waterfront apartments has