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Northeast Arc to host Spring Market May 3
For the Item | April 28
DANVERS — Northeast Arc, a not-for-profit organization that helps children and adults with disabilities and…
$5M override headlines Lynnfield Meeting
Anne Marie Tobin | April 28
LYNNFIELD — On Tuesday, the annual Town Meeting will be held at the Lynnfield Middle School Auditorium,…
Peabody Democrats to hold caucus May 3
Isaac Green | April 28
PEABODY — Local Democrats will soon have the chance to make their voices heard at the grassroots…
Law Day called to order in Lynn
Elizabeth Della Piana | April 28
LYNN — The City celebrated Law Day on Monday with high school students filing into Lynn District Court to…
O’Reilly tops Nahant Board of Selectmen race
Zach Laird | April 28
NAHANT — Pat O’Reilly, one of the three candidates for the Board of Selectmen, was officially elected to…
Identity is a S.U.R.E. thing in Swampscott
Zach Laird | April 28
SWAMPSCOTT — S.U.R.E. (Swampscott Unites, Respects and Embraces) Diversity is keen on drumming up healthy…
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Sports
Fun facts: A few of their favorite things – Matt Serino
Mark Aboyoun | April 28
Matt is the Athletic Director at Saugus Middle High School. Food: Pizza or an Italian sub Song:…
ROUNDUP: Rams win behind Lantano’s 1,000th assist
Mark Aboyoun | April 28
Lynn Classical picked up a much-needed win against Greater Boston League opponent Revere. The Rams swept…
Lynnfield falls on home turf
Mark Aboyoun | April 28
The Lynnfield softball team lost to a talented Pentucket team 10-1 on Monday. Despite the loss, there were…
WEEKEND ROUNDUP: St. John’s Prep laxmen suffer first loss
Joey Barrett | April 27
Despite some versatile offense from the St. John’s Prep lacrosse team – six players scored goals Saturday…
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Government
Peabody Democrats to hold caucus May 3
Isaac Green | April 28
PEABODY — Local Democrats will soon have the chance to make their voices heard at the grassroots…
Marblehead town administrator proposes polling location solutions
Amanda Lurey | April 25
MARBLEHEAD — Town Administrator Thatcher Kezer proposed his solutions Wednesday night as to where town…
Marblehead woman spearheads legislative bills
Amanda Lurey | April 17
Rory McCarthy, a Marblehead resident with multiple autoimmune diseases, was one of more than 200 people who…
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Education
Saugus Student Government Day returns
Elizabeth Della Piana | April 28
SAUGUS — High School students are set to file into Town Hall on May 1 as they prepare to take on the roles…
Lynn schools get high marks from College Board
For the Item | April 24
LYNN – Lynn Public Schools has made a comprehensive effort to make standardized testing designed to gauge…
Marblehead committee nears flag policy vote
Amanda Lurey | April 20
MARBLEHEAD — Marblehead School Committee completed a second reading of its proposed flag policy last…
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Entertainment
Retired judge discusses law on The American Dream
For the Item | April 24
The guest on the next episode of The American Dream, hosted by Attorney James J. Carrigan, is Hon. Robert A….
Saugus Library offers a walk on the wild side
Elizabeth Della Piana | April 23
SAUGUS — The Saugus Public Library celebrated Earth Day one day late with the help of Saugus Action…
Lynn’s Shoe City Series stepping into spring
Elizabeth Della Piana | April 21
LYNN — The Shoe City Series, which is entering its second year, kicked off on March 23 with the Annual Lynn…
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Business
Peabody Chamber wants insurance burden lifted
Luke Acton | April 17
PEABODY — The Peabody Area Chamber of Commerce announced its involvement in a campaign to oppose efforts…
Signs of the times
For the Item | March 28
LYNN — Several Union Street businesses will be getting a facelift thanks to the City’s partnership with a…
Carrigan Law celebrates new Lynn location
For the Item | March 27
LYNN — The Law Offices of James J. Carrigan had its ribbon cutting for its new office on 225 Boston…
Say cheese: Peabody couple triumphs over scam
Luke Acton | March 26
PEABODY — As high schoolers in Peabody in the early 2000s, Daybar and Phil Bugler remember not having many…
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Opinion
LTTE: Lynnfield native says thank you to marathon supporters
To the editor | April 28
To the editor: First and foremost, I want to sincerely thank everyone who contributed to supporting Tom…
LTTE: Support for re-election of Katie Phelan for Swampscott Select Board
To the editor | April 28
To the editor: In the three years since Katie has been elected to the Swampscott Select Board, I have been…
Editorial: Polling poorly: Trump’s immigration abuses are tanking his popular approval
Guest Editorial | April 28
Editorial written by New York Daily News Editorial Board. In his 10 years as a presidential contender Donald…
Gongloff: Kids are anxious. Ignoring it won’t help.
Guest Commentary | April 28
Mark Gongloff If you were on a cruise ship and learned it was sinking, your emotional response would…
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Lifestyle
Lynn’s fashion group Sinkid pops up in Salem
Matteo Valente | April 24
SALEM — On Thursday, local fashion group Sinkid had a ribbon cutting celebration on 104 Lafayette St. in…
Old Soul Young World aims to inspire and help find your soul purpose
Matteo Valente | April 24
Old Soul Young World (OSYW) goes by the three M’s: Motivation, Mental Health, and Media. Originating as a…
The host with the most: Farai Bennett is all about pop culture
Matteo Valente | April 10
Born in Boston, Bennett moved to Lynn with his mother and attended St. Pius until he was eleven. Once…
Hasak: A look back at the pandemic, five years later
Spenser Hasak | March 27
It feels like a lifetime ago, yet here we are, five years since the start of the COVID-19…