LYNN — As chants echoed off the steps of Lynn City Hall and fists rose into the evening air, workers, … [Read more...] about Hundreds rally for May Day in Lynn
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A push for second Town Meeting in Marblehead
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead Liberty Foundation is seeking to have a second Town Meeting, saying it has seen … [Read more...] about A push for second Town Meeting in Marblehead
Keolis awards $10,000 in scholarships to Lynn students
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BOSTON — Keolis Commuter Services (Keolis), operating partner for the MBTA Commuter Rail, has awarded a total … [Read more...] about Keolis awards $10,000 in scholarships to Lynn students
Construction on the General Edwards Bridge could begin in fall of 2028
Deyscha Smith
LYNN — The plan to start construction on a new bridge, built alongside the General Edwards Bridge, in Lynn and … [Read more...] about Construction on the General Edwards Bridge could begin in fall of 2028
Lynn Arbor Day honors Melissa Bransfield
Briana Alvarez
LYNN — On Arbor Day morning in Lynn, neighbors gathered along Carter Road beside the calm waters of Flax Pond … [Read more...] about Lynn Arbor Day honors Melissa Bransfield
Eelgrass restoration comes to Nahant
Briana Alvarez
NAHANT — A regional effort to restore vital underwater plant life along the Massachusetts coastline is moving … [Read more...] about Eelgrass restoration comes to Nahant
Swampscott takes a step toward solar
Erin Hickey
SWAMPSCOTT — A proposed solar canopy project at Swampscott High School gained momentum Thursday night, as new … [Read more...] about Swampscott takes a step toward solar
Lynn creates relief fund for those in need
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LYNN — In order to provide financial assistance to households that have experienced an unforeseen emergency, … [Read more...] about Lynn creates relief fund for those in need
Lynn’s Shoemaker School celebrates multiculturalism
Briana Alvarez
LYNN — At Shoemaker Elementary School on Thursday evening, families, students, and educators recently came … [Read more...] about Lynn’s Shoemaker School celebrates multiculturalism
St. Mary’s inducts nine into Hall of Fame
Paul Halloran
LYNN — St. Mary’s inducted nine new members into the school’s Hall of Fame in a ceremony at the school … [Read more...] about St. Mary’s inducts nine into Hall of Fame
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Saugus schools flag utility and athletics concerns
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — Director of Finance and Administration Pola Andrews gave the quarterly financial report for the … [Read more...] about Saugus schools flag utility and athletics concerns
Crash course at Marblehead’s Music Emporium
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD — A Penske tractor-trailer struck a low-hanging Comcast wire early Thursday morning, tearing part … [Read more...] about Crash course at Marblehead’s Music Emporium
Swampscott’s Morrison commands the skies
Erin Hickey
SWAMPSCOTT — Navy pilot and Swampscott native James “Jim” Morrison reached new heights last week, assuming … [Read more...] about Swampscott’s Morrison commands the skies
Swampscott trail project faces wetlands review
Erin Hickey
SWAMPSCOTT — The Conservation Commission met Wednesday night to discuss the Archer Trails project, focusing on … [Read more...] about Swampscott trail project faces wetlands review
Saugus shows up strong for school funding
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — The Finance Committee met Wednesday night in the Town Hall Auditorium, a larger venue requested to … [Read more...] about Saugus shows up strong for school funding
Lynn schools receive $19.4K for special ed
Briana Alvarez
LYNN — Lynn Public Schools are set to receive $19.4k, with funding aimed at strengthening partnerships, … [Read more...] about Lynn schools receive $19.4K for special ed
Lynn May Day Rally to mark 20 Years
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LYNN — The New Lynn Coalition and the North Shore Labor Council, along with local community organizations and … [Read more...] about Lynn May Day Rally to mark 20 Years
Lynnfield has a tree-mendous year
Elizabeth Della Piana
LYNNFIELD — For the fourth time, Lynnfield has earned the Growth Award from the Arbor Day Foundation, making … [Read more...] about Lynnfield has a tree-mendous year
Businesses and nonprofits kick in $2.2 million for seniors
Deyscha Smith
LYNN — As energy costs continue to rise nationwide and concern grows, leaders from National Grid and the … [Read more...] about Businesses and nonprofits kick in $2.2 million for seniors
Lynnfield residents cast their votes at Town Meeting
Elizabeth Della Piana
LYNNFIELD — After just making a quorum at Tuesday night's Town Meeting, voting began on the 19 articles on the … [Read more...] about Lynnfield residents cast their votes at Town Meeting