Non-profit hopes to bring Catholics back to the fold
Tom Peterson, president and founder of Catholics Come Home, is determined to bring Catholics who have left the church back into the fold.So determined, in fact,... Read more.
State DPW monitors asbestos at fire site near school
SWAMPSCOTT – State Department of Public Works employees are expected to begin monitoring the fire site at 128-140 Humphrey this week to make sure none of ... Read more.
Callahan kids fashion homemade weapons
LYNN – The principal of the Callahan School suspended two fifth-graders and disciplined eight others after school officials found them with so-called R... Read more.
Meeting on Lynn garden irks abutter
LYNN – A neighborhood activist is angry that a small group of city and school officials met last week to talk about the controversial public garden at Ing... Read more.
Marblehead health board sues resident for feeding wildlife
MARBLEHEAD – The town’s Board of Health has filed a lawsuit against the owner of a home on Longview Drive whose alleged former practice of “du... Read more.
Traffic woes snarl Wyoma residents
LYNN – All Jane Cardarelli has to do is look at the window of her business in Wyoma Square to see the traffic congestion city residents are dealing with.?... Read more.
Swampscott principal: Booze-drug use ‘worse’
SWAMPSCOTT – Swampscott High School principal Layne Millington said Thursday he remains convinced that drug and alcohol problems at the school are serious... Read more.
Retired police officers group donates to Lynn families with cancer-stricken daughters
LYNN – Cops For Kids with Cancer – a group of retired police officers – gave two Lynn families with 2-year-old girls fighting cancer checks fo... Read more.
Many connected to Bedard murder in 1974 talk for first time
SWAMPSCOTT ? Cheryl Bedard-Armas remembers coming home from school and discovering that her missing brother had been killed. ?I remember seeing everybody. My fa... Read more.
Kennedy rebuts Lynn councilor, defends record
LYNN – Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy contends she is not out of touch with the city?s crime problem – as a city councilor recently suggested –... Read more.