Decorated military veteran pulls papers to run for Lynnfield selectman
LYNNFIELD — It did not take long for one resident to throw his hat in the ring after Board of Selectmen Chair Chris Barrett announced Saturday that he will not... Read more.
Lynnfield’s Barrett will not seek re-election to Select Board
LYNNFIELD — After nearly 20 years of service to the Town of Lynnfield, Select Board Chairman Chris Barrett has announced he will not seek another term. Barrett... Read more.
Marblehead Museum amps up the virtual voltage
MARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead Museum is offering two new virtual programs in January. On Thursday, Jan. 21 at 3 p.m., the museum’s Associate Director of Programs... Read more.
Stop the Bali Hai Project is cooking in Lynnfield
LYNNFIELD — A determined group of Lynnfield residents has kicked off the new year with a campaign to stop a local developer from building an apartment complex... Read more.
Peabody TV moving on down
PEABODY — Peabody Access Telecommunications (PAT) is moving on down — as in downtown. The nonprofit organization recently purchased a 7,200 square-foot... Read more.
Peabody’s mid-term inaugural promises better, brighter days are ahead
PEABODY — The City of Peabody kicked off the new year the same way it has for decades – with the annual Mid-Term Inaugural ceremony at City Hall’s... Read more.
Peabody’s library accreditation may be on borrowed time
PEABODY — Concerned residents are urging the city to reconsider budget cuts to the Peabody Institute Library that they say will mean an unprecedented loss... Read more.
Pope-Richard family legacy is memorialized
LYNNFIELD — Every town has them, those special individuals and families whose legacies are indelibly etched into the community’s identity for generations... Read more.
In Peabody, “room for optimism” after a dark year
PEABODY — As 2020 draws to a close, about 90 percent of the 221 deaths in the city as of Dec. 28 were persons aged 70 and up with approximately 73 percent ... Read more.
Year in review: Lynnfield schools expansion go-ahead grabbed 2020 town headlines
LYNNFIELD — Residents voted to spend $17 million toward the end of 2020 to expand the two elementary schools to ease burgeoning enrollment; upgrade traffic... Read more.