Construction on the General Edwards Bridge could begin in fall of 2028
LYNN — The plan to start construction on a new bridge, built alongside the General Edwards Bridge, in Lynn and Revere, could happen within the next two years,... Read more.
Businesses and nonprofits kick in $2.2 million for seniors
LYNN — As energy costs continue to rise nationwide and concern grows, leaders from National Grid and the National Grid Foundation, as well as United Way and LEO... Read more.
Renovations continue at the Nahant Library
NAHANT — The Nahant Public Library is currently undergoing renovations, which the Board of Trustees discussed in their most recent meeting on Tuesday. Back in... Read more.
What’s the story with local journalism?
As conversations about the state of media and the future of local journalism continue to dominate headlines, some of the clearest answers can still be found in the... Read more.
Sheriff’s Dept. sees continued success
In March, Essex County Sheriff Kevin F. Coppinger spoke in-depth about how his department is going about making an impact toward public safety, and now, the results... Read more.
Meet the candidates for the Sixth Congressional District
Editor’s Note: This story has been updated on ItemLive to include Dr. Mariah Lancaster’s response, which was received after press time. The race for... Read more.
Sinkhole causes major flooding in Lynn businesses
LYNN — A sudden sinkhole on Western Avenue near the Summer Street intersection snarled traffic Tuesday afternoon, forcing a road closure and disrupting nearby... Read more.
Mayor joins effort to combat food insecurity
LYNN — Amidst concern over rising food insecurity and cuts to food assistance programs like SNAP, Governor Maura Healey’s Anti-Hunger Task Force has created... Read more.
LEAP of faith
LYNN — After 24 years of leading LEAP for Education, founder Linda Saris is retiring. Kayla Dorst will take over the helm as executive director starting in July... Read more.
Firefighters receive funding for essential equipment
Over 300 local fire departments have been awarded grant funding to purchase new safety and communication equipment through the Healey-Driscoll Administration, the... Read more.