Krause: Banned on the run
Monday was a gray, raw day where the temperatures didn’t get much above 50. It was a great day to run 26 miles. It was just how runners like the weather... Read more.
Lynn author writes children’s book on COVID-19
LYNN — All Nicole Rim wants out of her book on the coronavirus is to soothe the frayed nerves of children throughout the region who watch the news and hear terrifying... Read more.
Financial experts: Stimulus rollout smooth so far
Last month, as the economy began its negative reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the nation, Congress passed an emergency stimulus bill designed to help... Read more.
Social distancing presenting a challenge for grandparents
Candace Santoro says she feels isolated without being able to hold her first grandchild. Jim and Kristen Beliveau do what they can to see their new grandson either... Read more.
NSCC approves interim president
LYNN — North Shore Community College is close to having an interim president in place when Dr. Patricia A. Gentile’s retirement takes effect in July. Dr. Nate... Read more.
Lynn Native Brian Smith giving it his all down in South Carolina
Brian Smith doesn’t sound like your average football coach. He’s not on the phone every day with his athletes, exhorting them to follow a strict program... Read more.
Binge The Bee on ESPN
Can you spell “ultimate binge watch?” You don’t have to, as it turns out. You can just tune into ESPN Sunday. With no live action sports, ESPN... Read more.
Krause: Where religion and chocolate meet
Today is Good Friday, which, for Christians, is as close as we get to a day of reckoning — on earth, anyway. Catholic tradition asks us to fall silent from noon... Read more.
Marblehead Eagle Scout project arises from friend’s suicide
MARBLEHEAD — Mitchell Robson found out two years ago that one of the friends he’d made while competing in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington... Read more.
Krause: What will the so-called ‘new normal’ look like?
It’s a phrase we’re hearing with greater frequency every day — “The New Normal.” It rolls off the tongue, as almost all alliterations do.... Read more.