Lynn fire station renovation underway
LYNN – The Fayette Street Fire Station closed last Tuesday to undergo a multi-million-dollar renovation and addition over the next 12 months. It was estimated... Read more.
12-year-old Lynn boy and his grandmother die in crash in Guatemala
LYNN – Ingalls Elementary School student Bradley Solis Esteban, 12, died in a car accident alongside his grandmother Silvia Lopez while visiting long-distance... Read more.
Lynn gets the scoop from local Democrats
LYNN — The Lynn Democratic City Committee hosted its fourth annual Ice Cream Social Sunday afternoon at the Lynn Museum and Arts Center. Attendees were treated... Read more.
Former Lynn health CEO to lead Health and Human Services
LYNN — Former Chief Executive Officer of Lynn Community Health Center (LCHC) Dr. Kiame Mahaniah has been appointed by Gov. Maura Healey as the secretary of Health... Read more.
Lynn’s Brickyard Bazaar series brings community together with vendors
LYNN — The first of three vendor pop-up events in the Brickyard Bazaar market series was held Friday at EmVision Studios. There were 18 small businesses in attendance,... Read more.
WHAT A MESS
As the Republic Services trash strike enters its second week, residents are being urged to embrace patience and neighborly cooperation. The strike began on July... Read more.
Strange tail
LYNN – July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month, and new national data has revealed a troubling trend for Lynn and surrounding North Shore communities: Pets... Read more.
Local 201 and GE come to terms
LYNN – Rep. Seth Moulton is celebrating a labor agreement between Local 201 of the IUE-CWA and GE Aerospace that provides new work and strong wages for local workers... Read more.
A barrel of change coming in Lynn
LYNN – The City is launching the first phase of its new trash and recycling barrel distribution later this month, starting in specific locations across the city.... Read more.
Pondering Lynn — Cullinane paddling his way around the city
LYNN – The recent summer heat inspired Terrence Cullinane, 56, of Lynn to put away his running shoes and pick up his paddle board. With his paddle board in hand,... Read more.
