Lynn street sweeping schedule announced
LYNN — The Lynn Department of Public Works (DPW), located at 250 Commercial St., announced that downtown street sweeping will begin on Monday April 5 and occur... Read more.
Salem announces return of outdoor dining
SALEM — Outdoor dining will return to restaurants in Salem in April. More than 35 restaurants have already applied for the required approvals to set up outdoor... Read more.
North Shore Community College announces five finalists for next president
LYNN — North Shore Community College announced on Thursday the five finalists for the school’s next president. The finalists were chosen by a Presidential... Read more.
Lynn teachers offered vaccinations at Breed Middle School
LYNN — The Lynn Public Health Department is offering four days of vaccination clinics for educators in the Breed Middle School gym at 90 O’Callaghan Way, which... Read more.
State leaders introduce legislation to protect Essex National Heritage Area
U.S. Representatives Seth Moulton and Lori Trahan worked in partnership with Senators Elizabeth Warren and Edward Markey to re-introduce the Essex National Heritage... Read more.
A year we hope never to repeat: A daughter remembers her dad
Molly Merluzzi, of Salem, recalled the tragic passing of her father to COVID-19 last March, saying that it all happened so fast. Don Kelley was well-known on the... Read more.
LEAP awards Patriots’ McCourty brothers as distinguished leaders
LYNN — LEAP (Learn, Explore, Aspire and Pursue) for Education is awarding New England Patriots Devin and Jason McCourty a Distinguished Leaders Award at its annual... Read more.
A year we hope never to repeat: Marblehead family experienced a COVID nightmare
MARBLEHEAD — The Padulsky-Glixman family from Marblehead experienced a traumatic couple of months, when three out of the four members in the household were hospitalized... Read more.
Residents cautious but hopeful with new CDC guidelines
As more people throughout the country receive COVID-19 vaccines, hope has begun to spread that there may be a light at the end of the tunnel for this pandemic. The... Read more.
Don’t tell her firefighting’s a man’s job in Lynnfield
LYNNFIELD — Suzie Lilakos is currently Lynnfield’s only full-time female firefighter. Lilakos said she has wanted to be a firefighter for as long as she can... Read more.