Lynn super search goes public
LYNN — In an effort to better gauge which qualities the community would like to see in Lynn’s next Superintendent of Schools, Mayor Jared Nicholson, alongside... Read more.
No swimming sign unveiled at Stacey’s Brook
LYNN — The state delegation met with local officials Tuesday morning at Stacey’s Brook near the Lynn–Swampscott town line to unveil a new sign, printed in... Read more.
Addiction recovery center coming to downtown Lynn next year
LYNN — The non-profit Spectrum Health Systems will open a peer-led addiction recovery support center in downtown Lynn early next year. Spectrum’s Executive Director... Read more.
An appreciation: Ken Curtis dedicated his life to students
LYNN — Educator, leader, and community pillar Kenneth Curtis died at the age of 78 Sept. 10 from complications following a head injury, causing his friends, loved... Read more.
EDIC spurs life sciences development in Lynn
LYNN — In an effort to showcase the city’s plans for life science growth and development, the Economic Development and Industrial Corporation of Lynn (EDIC)... Read more.
Five rescued from overturned boat
LYNN — Five people were rescued after their boat overturned in Lynn Harbor Thursday morning, fire officials said. The fire department was called to the harbor... Read more.
Lynn plans citywide health study
LYNN — In an attempt to better understand and address the city’s health needs, the Health Department is looking for an agency to partner with for an estimated... Read more.
Library reads into banned books
LYNN — While the Lynn Public Library’s book club meets every month to discuss books from a variety of themes and topics, this month’s meeting, which took place... Read more.
Fire destroys Lynn pizzeria
LYNN — A two-alarm fire ripped through the ground floor of Shoreline Pizza and Grille on 163 Lewis St. early Tuesday morning, sending a large amount of smoke and... Read more.
Lynn salutes Recovery Month
LYNN — Addiction treatment specialists met with city officials, residents, and law enforcement officers on the front lawn of city hall Tuesday afternoon to celebrate... Read more.