SWAMPSCOTT — Regular customers of the Dunkin’ on Paradise Road might remember a certain friendly face of … [Read more...] about Swampscott’s Dunkin’ says goodbye to longtime employee
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Nahant preps students for middle school
Zach LairdNAHANT — Johnson Elementary School (JES) is working to prepare its students for the next step in their … [Read more...] about Nahant preps students for middle school
Marblehead, Swampscott make ambulance shift
Zach LairdAfter 10 years with Cataldo Atlantic Ambulance providing services for Swampscott and Marblehead, both towns … [Read more...] about Marblehead, Swampscott make ambulance shift
Six displaced in 3-alarm Baltimore Street fire
Zach LairdLYNN — A three-alarm fire in the kitchen of a house on Baltimore Street has left six people displaced after … [Read more...] about Six displaced in 3-alarm Baltimore Street fire
Student council to advise Lynn School Committee
Paul HalloranLynn Public Schools students will have an expanded voice with the formation of the Student Advisory Council, a … [Read more...] about Student council to advise Lynn School Committee
Lynn aims to decrease tobacco permits
Jackie MannoLYNN — The Lynn Board of Health Commission is looking into methods to potentially decrease the amount of … [Read more...] about Lynn aims to decrease tobacco permits
Remembering a local legend
Amanda Lurey, Zach Laird, Jackie Manno and Paul HalloranAs news of the death of Tom Costin earlier this week has spread, there has been a predictable reaction of … [Read more...] about Remembering a local legend
Fire breaks out at Baltimore Street in Lynn
Jackie MannoLYNN — A fire broke out at the home of 18 Baltimore St. at approximately 6:13 p.m. on Thursday, August … [Read more...] about Fire breaks out at Baltimore Street in Lynn
Board of Health debates Marblehead beach concerns
Amanda LureyMARBLEHEAD — While the significant majority of Wednesday’s Board of Health meeting was spent discussing the … [Read more...] about Board of Health debates Marblehead beach concerns
Run for Inclusion set for Sept. 21 at Market Street Lynnfield
For the ItemNortheast Arc will host its annual Run for Inclusion on Sunday, Sept. 21, at MarketStreet Lynnfield. In … [Read more...] about Run for Inclusion set for Sept. 21 at Market Street Lynnfield
Boys & Girls Club of Lynn building to the future
Paul HalloranLYNN — As the former Lynn superintendent of schools, Dr. Patrick Tutwiler served on the board of directors of … [Read more...] about Boys & Girls Club of Lynn building to the future
Swampscott hikes up plans for Archer Park
Zach LairdSWAMPSCOTT — The town is preparing to put the Archer Park Hiking Trail project out to bid in search of … [Read more...] about Swampscott hikes up plans for Archer Park
Swampscott goes full throttle to ease traffic concerns
Zach LairdSWAMPSCOTT — Town officials met with community members at the Senior Center on Wednesday for the Stetson … [Read more...] about Swampscott goes full throttle to ease traffic concerns
Squirrel leads Great Green Quest through Lynnfield
Amanda LureyLYNNFIELD – Squeaky the Squirrel needs help on his Great Green Quest, and he’s counting on all Lynnfield … [Read more...] about Squirrel leads Great Green Quest through Lynnfield
Lynn students are eligible for new AI scholarship
For the ItemLYNN — The Ditchfield AI Scholarship, funded by a significant gift from Allan and Priscilla Ditchfield, is … [Read more...] about Lynn students are eligible for new AI scholarship
Lynn charged up by EV stations
Jackie MannoLYNN — The city is seeking to increase the amount of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations by partnering … [Read more...] about Lynn charged up by EV stations
Campaign destigmatizes mental health in Lynn
Jackie MannoLYNN — Lynn Public Health is hosting a portable version of McLean Hospital’s “Deconstructing Stigma” mental … [Read more...] about Campaign destigmatizes mental health in Lynn
Lynn Police help kids pedal toward safer biking
Jackie MannoLYNN — The Police Department hosted its annual Bicycle Safety Day Event at Manning Field on Aug. 12. The … [Read more...] about Lynn Police help kids pedal toward safer biking
Nahant nets $2.4 million with Coast Guard lot sales
Zach LairdNAHANT — The town has officially sold the last of the available lots for the Coast Guard Housing properties, … [Read more...] about Nahant nets $2.4 million with Coast Guard lot sales
Kowloon kicks off 75th with style
Elizabeth Della PianaSAUGUS — With the 75th anniversary gala for Kowloon approaching, the restaurant has released a limited-edition … [Read more...] about Kowloon kicks off 75th with style