Toni Turilli attends Saugus High School but for four hours last Friday, she donned the mantle of mock authority as
An historic event occurred in Lynn Tuesday night when the city Conservation Commission voted 4-0 to provide the final local
It’s invigorating to see state Sen. Brendan Crighton bring his energy and focus to the Legislature’s After-School and Out-of-School Time
Three-wheeled all-terrain vehicles roaring down the Lynnway. A dirt bike growling around the Highlands. Men riding miniature motorcycles that look
Upon becoming the Swampscott Board of Selectmen’s new chairman, Peter Spellios did not stake out his leadership goals. Instead, he
The CEO of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers sounded an alarm Tuesday when he warned community health centers
Democracy and its most potent symbol in Marblehead — Abbot Hall — were on display front and center during Monday
Shubie’s 70th anniversary celebration was more than an opportunity to sample chocolates and caramels during the Saturday 20 percent discount
The Massachusetts House of Representatives deserves praise for starting a discussion on innovative ways cities and towns can pay for
Saugus Special Town Meeting went on a spending spree Monday night, including $150,000 to get the town into compliance with
Earth Day is Sunday and it feels like the annual environmentally-friendly day sneaked up on everyone this year for the
Awareness is a word encompassing a broad range of definitions and April is the month when it is paired with
For North Shore commuters, riding the commuter rail to Boston and back, or taking the Blue Line means, more often
The great news about North Shore Community College’s (NSCC) Respect Inclusion forum scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday is not the
Revere has some serious complaints about billboards. That’s the message the city’s elected officials have been sending since March when
“Good Night, Sweet Prince,” was the name of Gene Fowler’s book about John Barrymore but it is also a fitting
Saugus School Superintendent David DeRuosi delivered a wakeup call to all parents last week when he surveyed the sparse crowd
Having had time to digest the decision by Swampscott superintendent of schools Pamela Angelakis to not renew the contract of
State Rep. Lori Ehrlich told her story Tuesday night and in telling it, Ehrlich offered a step-by-step playbook describing how
News that Marblehead’s Elbridge Gerry School may be poised to fade into history is probably not a surprise to local