Jourgensen: Honked up about horns
Controversy is swirling around legislation proposed in Rhode Island to ban, as the Providence Journal described it, “horn-honking deemed unnecessary.”... Read more.
This is a tale about Trouble the Dog
LYNN — With its soft gray faux fur, floppy ears, and little red tongue, Trouble the Dog is just about the perfect size for a child swamped by trauma and disruption... Read more.
Lynn Tech students have a blast making cannons
LYNN — Tech junior Makaila Mith has never participated in the Tough Ruck, walking 26.2 miles with a 15-pound pack on her back. But she will be part of the veterans... Read more.
A hundred days in office for Mayor Nicholson in Lynn
LYNN — As he ticks off his 100th day in office, Mayor Jared C. Nicholson shows no signs of slowing down after getting a fast start on turning the agenda he mapped... Read more.
Nahant balks at state zoning requirements
NAHANT ― Town officials are urging the state to exercise “flexibility” in applying a proposed new zoning requirement prescribing a minimum gross density... Read more.
Jourgensen: It’s on friendship’s bedrock that we build our lives
How many friends do you have? Are their roots intertwined with yours back into your childhood, or are they social media-spawned acquaintances whose greetings and... Read more.
Lynn GAR building is center of attention
LYNN — One of the city’s hidden gems shone brightly on Wednesday as city officials and history lovers celebrated the Grand Army of the Republic building... Read more.
Unbelievable news 4/1 and for all
Winter snuck into spring 25 years ago today and dumped a blizzard on the East Coast, and, not to be outdone, April 1, 2022 is seeing the region inundated with a... Read more.
Jourgensen: Getting stuck between a Rock and a slapped face
As far as I’m concerned, Sunday’s “slap heard ’round the world” is fodder for commentary and mockery until “Saturday Night... Read more.
An appreciation: Ned Johnson was a kind Nahant neighbor
NAHANT — Longtime town resident Edward C. “Ned” Johnson III was a “gentle, kind, very courteous” man whose intellectual curiosity and penchant... Read more.