Decades can’t deny Saugus reunion
SAUGUS — Sixty-four years ago today, the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement brought an end to the Korean War. But it wasn’t until two months ago that... Read more.
Kids take flight at Nahant Library’s Paperpalooza
NAHANT — A day before his 11th birthday, Kristijonas Shilas was in his element, constructing paper airplanes and launching them from the front porch of the... Read more.
Nahant nabs Sherlock for school committee
NAHANT — A new school committee member will finish out former chairman Michael Quigley’s term. Lauren Sherlock, 37, will serve on the board until the April 2018... Read more.
Lynn native takes part in Army band’s centennial
LYNN — Wayne Hoey was one of about three dozen former members of the 18th Army Band to march into Fort Devens to celebrate the group’s 100th birthday. The... Read more.
Sand draws fans to Revere
REVERE — Crowds flooded Revere Beach from one end to the other Friday afternoon for the opening of the annual Sand Sculpting Festival. Sunbathers grabbed a spot... Read more.
Saugus schools hit home
SAUGUS — The School Department wants to provide support for students before and after the bell rings. In addition to filling two administrative positions by the... Read more.
Saugus lifts parking ban
Photo by Bob Roche SAUGUS — The town-wide parking ban was lifted at noon Monday. The ban, which went into effect at 10 p.m. on Sunday, was previously expected... Read more.
Rachelle Bond pleads in daughter’s death
PHOTO BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pictured is Rachelle Bond, mother of 2-year-old Bella Bond. By BRIDGET TURCOTTE BOSTON — Rachelle Bond pleaded guilty Friday in connection... Read more.
Saugus election season begins
SAUGUS – Local politicians are getting ready to put their names on the ballot for the upcoming town elections, which will be held Tuesday, Nov. 3.Nomination... Read more.
Lynn toddler struck by car
LYNN – A 3-year-old boy was in critical but stable condition Wednesday night at Mass. General Hospital after being struck by a car driven by an elderly woman... Read more.