LYNN — Ward 6 Councilor Fred Hogan woke up Sunday to social media posts reporting that swastikas had been … [Read more...] about There’s no room for hate in Ward 6 councilor’s city
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A fountain of information
Bella diGraziaLYNN — The historic water fountain that lives in the middle of the Lynn Commons is being completely restored … [Read more...] about A fountain of information
Lynn kids dig in for their elderly neighbors
Bella diGraziaLYNN — Shoveling after a New England snowstorm is not for the faint of the heart, especially for the elderly … [Read more...] about Lynn kids dig in for their elderly neighbors
Lynn resident re-appointed to Public Arts Commission
Bella diGraziaLYNN — She’s back, and she has a vision for Lynn. Michelle Richardson, or Michelle La Poetica as she is … [Read more...] about Lynn resident re-appointed to Public Arts Commission
Lynn City Council re-elects Walsh and Chakoutis
Elizabeth Della PianaLYNN — Jay Walsh will serve another year as city council president following a vote from the City Council … [Read more...] about Lynn City Council re-elects Walsh and Chakoutis
Lynn City Council vote for residential minimum
Elizabeth Della PianaLYNN — Chris Gaeta, the Board of Assessors director of assessing, spoke at the Lynn City Council meeting to … [Read more...] about Lynn City Council vote for residential minimum
Council to vote on enhancing tenants’ rights
Adam LevineLYNN — The City Council was expected to vote on the Housing Stability Ordinance on Tuesday, but the meeting … [Read more...] about Council to vote on enhancing tenants’ rights
Lynn Council names ADA leaders
Kelan FlynnLYNN — At a City Council meeting, councilors unanimously approved two Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) … [Read more...] about Lynn Council names ADA leaders
LTTE: Now is not the time
To The EditorTo the editor, Now is not the time for a 47% student population increase at Lynn’s charter school, KIPP … [Read more...] about LTTE: Now is not the time
City Council hears update from Opioid Working Group
Emily RosenbergLYNN — Opioid Prevention Specialist Candice McClory gave the City Council an update on the Opioid Working … [Read more...] about City Council hears update from Opioid Working Group
Literacy empowers students in Lynn
Emily RosenbergLYNN — Danissa Lopez, a bilingual reading specialist for the city's school district, presented strategies to … [Read more...] about Literacy empowers students in Lynn
City Council approves FY25 budget and purchase of Eastern Bank
Emily RosenbergLYNN — The City Council voted to approve a $517,267,001 budget for fiscal year 2025, including $249,450,000 … [Read more...] about City Council approves FY25 budget and purchase of Eastern Bank
Lynn City Council will consider giving itself $7,500 raise
Sophia HarrisLYNN — The City Council voted to schedule a public hearing regarding the fiscal year 2025 budget, which … [Read more...] about Lynn City Council will consider giving itself $7,500 raise
Drownings prompt warning signs in Lynn
Sidnee Short and Sophia HarrisLYNN — The City Council voted unanimously to improve safety measures in Lynn Woods after a man drowned there … [Read more...] about Drownings prompt warning signs in Lynn
Lynn SeeClickFix students honored by City Council
Brianna McCaddenThurgood Marshall Middle School students were honored at the City Council meeting for bringing the app … [Read more...] about Lynn SeeClickFix students honored by City Council
Lynn youth could find opportunity in ARPA funding
Brianna McCaddenLYNN — The grants manager for the city's American Rescue Plan Act funding presented an update on expenditures … [Read more...] about Lynn youth could find opportunity in ARPA funding
Barkland Avenue Dog Park to receive an upgrade
Sidnee ShortLYNN — There are improvements coming to Barkland Avenue Dog Park, thanks to a gift of labor from Obtek … [Read more...] about Barkland Avenue Dog Park to receive an upgrade
Lynn sees first $643K earmark from ‘Millionaire’s Tax’
Anthony CammalleriLYNN — The City Council voted to allocate its first $643,070 allotment from the Commonwealth's Fair Share … [Read more...] about Lynn sees first $643K earmark from ‘Millionaire’s Tax’
City sets hearing for $166.59M Pickering borrowing
Anthony CammalleriLYNN — City Council voted unanimously to approve a public hearing to determine whether the city will borrow … [Read more...] about City sets hearing for $166.59M Pickering borrowing
New Lynn City Council, School Committee inaugurated
James JenningsLYNN – The latest iterations of the City Council and School Committee were sworn into office in a ceremony at … [Read more...] about New Lynn City Council, School Committee inaugurated