Healey administration opens the Gateway to Pre-K
MALDEN — After touring the Mystic Valley YMCA’s preschool class, Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll announced their administration’s new Gateway to... Read more.
$24,000 will help assist those with disabilities in Lynn
LYNN — After receiving a $24,000 grant from the Commonwealth’s Department of Public Health to address the needs of disabled residents, the Lynn Public Health... Read more.
Lynn Tech recieves $200K to launch automotive, welding classes
LYNN — After receiving $200,000 from the Commonwealth’s Career Technical Initiative grant program, Lynn Tech is launching 200-hour automotive technology... Read more.
City of Lynn looks for its sister
LYNN — The Office of Mayor Jared Nicholson is working alongside City Attorney James Lamanna to create an International Relations Committee aimed at partnering... Read more.
Lynn Police want you
LYNN — In an effort to recruit new officers amid a regional hiring shortage, the Police Department launched its largest marketing campaign aimed at encouraging... Read more.
Youth and Adolescence Task Force gives the kids a say in Lynn
LYNN — Six local youths participated in a new municipal board this week at the Youth and Adolescence Task Force’s inaugural meeting. The task force, which Councilor-at-Large... Read more.
Lynn sees first $643K earmark from ‘Millionaire’s Tax’
LYNN — The City Council voted to allocate its first $643,070 allotment from the Commonwealth’s Fair Share Amendment, or “Millionaire’s Tax,”... Read more.
Public security cameras of chief concern in Lynn
LYNN — Police Chief Christopher Reddy and Deputy Police Chief Mike Vail unveiled the department’s goal to install 50 security cameras in public areas throughout... Read more.
High tides flood the North Shore
In the wake of heavy overnight rainstorms, a high tide along the coastlines of Marblehead, Swampscott, and Lynn brought a slew of flooded streets and road closures... Read more.
City sets hearing for $166.59M Pickering borrowing
LYNN — City Council voted unanimously to approve a public hearing to determine whether the city will borrow $166,598,362 in bonds to construct a new Pickering... Read more.