Marblehead town employees file union complaint against town
MARBLEHEAD — The town employees’ union has filed a complaint against the town after a disagreement over changes in the finance department. According to the... Read more.
Speed bumps causing a headache in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — A set of speed bumps installed on Puritan Road last month lasted only two days before they were removed due to safety concerns. The two temporary... Read more.
Report says Swampscott’s King’s Beach often unsafe for swimming
SWAMPSCOTT — A report released Sunday by an environmental advocacy group revealed that the waters at King’s Beach were unsafe for swimmers on more than one... Read more.
Swampscott opposes increased air traffic over town
SWAMPSCOTT — The town government is voicing its opposition to proposed changes at Logan Airport that would result in increased air traffic over the town’s... Read more.
Mobile VaxBus coming to Lynn next week
LYNN — A mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinic known as the VaxBus will be available in Lynn on July 5 and 6. Members of the public can go to the ADA-accessible bus without... Read more.
Swampscott to host first-ever literary festival this fall
SWAMPSCOTT — The public library and ReachArts will host the first-ever Red Rock Literary Festival this fall. The event, which will be held in the first weekend... Read more.
Seven-alarm Revere fire ruled accidental
REVERE — The cause of a seven-alarm fire that affected three homes on Hyde Street on Tuesday was likely accidental, according to the fire department and the state... Read more.
Swampscott approves site plan for planned marijuana dispensary
SWAMPSCOTT — The owners of a planned recreational marijuana dispensary on New Ocean Street have gotten the go-ahead on their site plan. At Wednesday night’s... Read more.
Lynn man charged in Dec. 26 mass shooting and murder
LYNN — A suspect has been arrested and charged for a Quincy Terrace shooting in December that left one person dead and five injured. Darwin Mejia, 22, of Lynn,... Read more.
Lynn, Salem, Saugus and Revere residents charged with fentanyl trafficking
BOSTON — Five North Shore residents were charged Wednesday in connection with a drug-trafficking organization which allegedly distributed counterfeit prescription... Read more.