Lynn sued by school transportation provider
LYNN — North Reading Transportation (NRT) is suing the city of Lynn for breaching its contract by failing to pay NRT since March 2020. According to the attorney... Read more.
Lynn School Committee member not running for re-election
LYNN — Longtime School Committee member John Ford, 75, said he will not be running for re-election after 20 years on the committee. He said the decision was... Read more.
Lynn announces three finalists for Chief of Police
LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. McGee announced the three finalists for the city’s new police chief on Friday. Capt. Mark O’Toole, Capt. Christopher Reddy,... Read more.
Lynn senator sponsors bills to improve school infrastructure, reduce segregation
LYNN — State Sen. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn) is sponsoring three bills that would allocate more money to school districts with a large amount of low-income students,... Read more.
MBTA touts commuter rail electrification progress
The MBTA’s Fiscal and Management Control Board announced Monday it has made progress toward the electrification of the commuter rail. Alistair Sawers, who leads... Read more.
Lynn receives state approval to build new school
LYNN — The Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) voted unanimously on Wednesday to invite the city of Lynn into the MSBA Grant Program for School Building... Read more.
Superintendent hosts town hall to discuss new transportation plan in Lynn schools
LYNN — Superintendent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler hosted a virtual town hall Tuesday night to present a new transportation plan for the Lynn Public Schools. Under the... Read more.
Community service day cleans up trees on the Lynn Commons
LYNN — The Lynn Department of Public Works (DPW) worked with National Grid and Asplundh Tree Expert, LLC on Wednesday to trim about 40 trees throughout the Lynn... Read more.
EcoBricks put plastic to good use in Lynn
LYNN — The EcoBrick US project has come to Lynn to help the city reduce plastic waste. The project operates by turning plastic into bricks that can be used to... Read more.
More candidates emerge for political seats in Lynn
LYNN — Lynn has seen a handful of new candidates pull papers for ward councilor and School Committee positions over the past couple of weeks. Darren Cyr, Michael... Read more.