Lynn shares $28M ferry funding
LYNN — A more than $10 billion transportation infrastructure bill passed by the state Senate on Friday would resurrect the city’s ferry program, which has remained... Read more.
Man pulled from Upper Pond in Saugus in ‘grave condition’
SAUGUS — A young adult male was pulled from the water at Upper Pond in the Breakheart Reservation Sunday evening in “grave condition,” State Police said.... Read more.
Marblehead woman arraigned in connection with fatal Byfield farmstand crash
NEWBURYPORT — A 70-year-old Marblehead woman pleaded not guilty to a charge of vehicular homicide in connection with a crash at a Byfield farmstand in May that... Read more.
Lynn man, 26, arrested for aggravated rape of a child
A 26-year-old Lynn man was arrested Wednesday morning on a warrant charging him with aggravated rape of a child, police said. Jose Carlos Alvarez Hernandez, of 19... Read more.
Lynn officials rail at MBTA over closure of train station: Parking garage will be demolished in 2023
LYNN — The Lynn Commuter Rail station will be temporarily closed beginning Monday, July 25, while the MBTA repairs the station, the agency announced Tuesday. This... Read more.
Recount sheds light on Marblehead
MARBLEHEAD — A recount in the race for light commissioner on Monday showed little change for the result of the race, which had been initially decided with just... Read more.
Residents to get $250 rebates from Mass. lawmakers
State lawmakers announced their plans Thursday to provide $250 rebates for taxpayers by the end of September in an attempt to address rising costs faced by consumers... Read more.
Killer of Saugus clerk paroled
NATICK — An 82-year-old man convicted of killing a Saugus store clerk and a Middlesex County Jail master was granted parole Tuesday, more than 60 years after the... Read more.
LCHC CEO joins Carrigan’s ‘American Dream’
LYNN — Kiame Mahaniah, the CEO of the Lynn Community Health Center, joined Attorney James J. Carrigan on his show “The American Dream” this week. The show,... Read more.
City Council approves mayor’s affordable housing trust
LYNN — The City Council unanimously approved an ordinance from Mayor Jared Nicholson to create an affordable housing trust for the “creation and preservation”... Read more.