Looking out for hot dogs
LYNN – Four calls to area emergency workers in two weeks to free dogs from cars underscore a concern Lynn Animal Control Officer Keith Sheppard said canno... Read more.
Lynnfield center of attention
LYNNFIELD – Steeped in 18th-century history, Town Center’s future land use and traffic patterns are under study by an independent consultant and up ... Read more.
Grossman connects capital to Lynn firm
LYNN – Patrick DeIulis helps run a construction business in the center of Lynn, but he is also at the center of a push by former state Treasurer Steve Gro... Read more.
Guinness gets scoop on Peabody ice cream man
PEABODY – Don?t talk to Allan Ganz about retirement: At the age of 78, he is up at 5 a.m. stocking his truck with ice cream from a Chelsea vendor before h... Read more.
Summer winds down, shopping ramps up
LYNN – Adrian Garcia Ramirez will be a Ford School first-grader next month, and his mother can barely keep up with him when it comes to buying school supp... Read more.
Lynn Parking Department director under fire as mayoral probe begins
LYNN – Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy has launched a probe into city Parking Department towing records, claiming city financial oversight rules have not be... Read more.
No new bar code
LYNN – One o’clock will remain the early-morning closing time for liquor-serving establishments after city license commissioners voted 2-to-1 to ret... Read more.
A sinking feeling on the Common
LYNN – A 12-foot by 16-foot sinkhole swallowed part of Shepard Street at South Common Street Friday afternoon with a Water and Sewer Commission foreman bl... Read more.
Sewell-Anderson of principal concern
LYNN – Sewell-Anderson School?s 300 students won?t start classes until Sept. 9, but new Principal Mary Panagopoulos? academic year started on July 1 when ... Read more.
Eternal flame burns again
LYNN – The four members of a Lynn family credit an outpouring of social media concern and a Wakefield businessman?s generosity for helping them recover fr... Read more.