SWAMPSCOTT — Unalienable rights. Magnanimity. Usurpations. Transient causes. These are among the … [Read more...] about Big words, big history in Swampscott
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Jolly Vapors dissipates after council ruling
Olivia Haydar
LYNN — Jolly Vapors' petition to operate its adult-use tobacco business at a new location on Chatham Street … [Read more...] about Jolly Vapors dissipates after council ruling
Swampscott has a lot to say about parking
Erin Hickey
SWAMPSCOTT — The Swampscott Center for the Performing Arts has suspended plans to charge for public parking at … [Read more...] about Swampscott has a lot to say about parking
Peabody parks see improvements
Amanda Lurey
PEABODY — Pickleball players in West Peabody and families visiting MacArthur Park have something new to enjoy … [Read more...] about Peabody parks see improvements
Miles for Military makes families whole
Olivia Haydar
LYNN — After more than six months away, Specialist Augusto Robles flew home with the help of a locally founded … [Read more...] about Miles for Military makes families whole
Report highlights increase in student diversity in Lynnfield
Deyscha Smith
LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield Public Schools enrolled its highest percentage of students of color in the past five … [Read more...] about Report highlights increase in student diversity in Lynnfield
Nahant to host tall ships this Friday
Dylan Pichnarcik
NAHANT — Residents and visitors will get a front-row view of the Tall Ships this Friday as several vessels … [Read more...] about Nahant to host tall ships this Friday
Frederick Douglass Collegiate Academy shoots for success
Dylan Pichnarcik
LYNN — Frederick Douglass Collegiate Academy has graduated its first class and piloted a new program, where … [Read more...] about Frederick Douglass Collegiate Academy shoots for success
Prince delivers a slice of kindness
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — When Nickolas Touloumzis called Prince Pizza, a place he had grown up going to weekly since it opened … [Read more...] about Prince delivers a slice of kindness
State budget includes millions for education and transportation
Sophia Harris
The Massachusetts Legislature has approved a $63.4 billion Fiscal Year 2027 budget that includes record … [Read more...] about State budget includes millions for education and transportation
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City Council denies Administrative Code
Olivia Haydar
LYNN — The City Council overwhelmingly rejected Mayor Jared C. Nicholson's proposed Administrative Code … [Read more...] about City Council denies Administrative Code
Market Street project makes lanes, sidewalks, and parking scarce
Deyscha Smith and Olivia Haydar
LYNN — Ongoing construction and road closures throughout downtown Lynn continue to frustrate residents and … [Read more...] about Market Street project makes lanes, sidewalks, and parking scarce
Marblehead’s Seaside Park restoration project moves forward
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD — A long-awaited restoration of Seaside Park's baseball field moved another step closer to reality … [Read more...] about Marblehead’s Seaside Park restoration project moves forward
Man arraigned on four charges in Swampscott temple damage case
Erin Hickey
SWAMPSCOTT — A Dracut man is being held in the Essex County House of Correction following a court hearing on … [Read more...] about Man arraigned on four charges in Swampscott temple damage case
Lynn JROTC faces a Tall order
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LYNN — A fleet of the world’s most magnificent tall ships and military ships will be sailing into the port of … [Read more...] about Lynn JROTC faces a Tall order
Peabody native covers World Cup at Gillette
Amanda Lurey
PEABODY — When Sam Lattof opened his email and saw FIFA had approved his media credentials for a World Cup … [Read more...] about Peabody native covers World Cup at Gillette
Peabody graduate turns loss into a mission to protect young athletes
Sophia Harris
PEABODY — When Addison Merrill graduated from Peabody Veterans Memorial High School last spring, she didn’t … [Read more...] about Peabody graduate turns loss into a mission to protect young athletes
New EDIC Director contract set
Dylan Pichnarcik
LYNN — Economic Development & Industrial Corporation of Lynn Board of Directors approved a contract for … [Read more...] about New EDIC Director contract set
Sand sculpting festival returns to Revere Beach
Anna Baughman
REVERE — Monumental sand sculptures will rise from the shores of America’s first public beach as part of the … [Read more...] about Sand sculpting festival returns to Revere Beach
E. F. Gilmore DAV to hold veterans beach party
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LYNN — The E. F. Gilmore Disabled American Veterans Chapter 64, of the North Shore, is holding its fourth … [Read more...] about E. F. Gilmore DAV to hold veterans beach party