CRUISE CONTROL IN SAUGUS
SAUGUS — A handful of classic cars cruised into town Tuesday evening — filling up the Fuddruckers parking lot off of Route 1 North for a weekly showcase, part... Read more.
Saugus all decked out in red, white and blue
SAUGUS — Families were decked out in patriotism gear, sliding down slides and swinging on swing sets in celebration of the Fourth of July in the Lynnhurst neighborhood... Read more.
Residents angry paddling program canceled
SWAMPSCOTT — The Stand Up Paddle (SUP) summer program for 2022 has been canceled after a permit for a storage container provided by the town was not filed by the... Read more.
Portuguese Festival a big hit in Saugus
SAUGUS — Hundreds gathered for an annual Portuguese Festival over the weekend that featured live music, people chatting underneath tents, the aroma of campfires,... Read more.
Lomas Flowers will bloom no more in Saugus: Rent increase spells the end after 40 years
SAUGUS — Lomas Flowers Shop in Cliftondale Square opened its doors one last time on Friday before closing permanently after 40 years in business. Owners Paul and... Read more.
Red, white, and … BOOM! Region planning for an explosive holiday
The North Shore will be crawling with Fourth of July events this holiday weekend. Starting as early as Saturday, festivities and fireworks will be available to be... Read more.
Peabody Committee amends city charter
PEABODY — At a Committee of the Whole meeting Tuesday evening, City Councilors amended sections of the city’s charter in an effort to update the document, which... Read more.
Roe protests resound in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — With the community still reeling from the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade Friday, hundreds gathered in the town Monday to... Read more.
North Shore Pride Parade fills the streets of Salem
SALEM — Hundreds gathered at Shetland Office Park Saturday for the annual North Shore Pride Parade, which made its triumphant return after the event was canceled... Read more.
In Swampscott, unity for women’s rights
SWAMPSCOTT — A vigil held at Monument Square Friday evening served as an opportunity for people across the region to “grieve, process, get loud, and focus on... Read more.