As mayor, Driscoll ‘plays to Salem’s strengths’
SALEM — When Mayor Kim Driscoll first took office in 2006, the city was suffering from a slew of economic problems. Record deficits, poor financial management... Read more.
Lynn grads score their diplomas at Manning Field
LYNN – The city’s high schools celebrated their Class of 2020 Saturday with a record-breaking four socially-distanced ceremonies in a row. Although... Read more.
Senator Ed Markey at The Item
LYNN — With the Sept. 1 primary election only weeks away, Senator Edward J. Markey named COVID-19 relief, racial inequality, and immigration reform, among others,... Read more.
Saugus appoints new director of planning and economic development
SAUGUS — Christopher Reilly has been appointed as the town’s new Director of Planning and Economic Development, Town Manager Scott Crabtree announced this... Read more.
Saugus approves combination plan for return to school
SAUGUS — Saugus schools will follow a hybrid model of both in-person and remote learning when students head back to class this fall. The School Board unanimously... Read more.
Jumpers ‘out of control’ in Nahant
NAHANT — More than 60 thrill-seekers were removed from Nahant Wharf for illegal jumping earlier this week, Nahant Police reported. In particular, media logs... Read more.
Saugus addresses illegal dumping
SAUGUS — Just a few weeks after confronting an ongoing trash issue at Saugus’ Square One Mall, Health Department Director John Fralick said he’s received... Read more.
Ehrlich hopes to write journalism’s next chapter
BOSTON — The future of local journalism hangs in the balance. On Tuesday, State Representative Lori Ehrlich (D-Marblehead) announced the inclusion of an amendment... Read more.
Saugus new student registration open
SAUGUS — Saugus Superintendent David DeRuosi has announced new student registration for children in kindergarten through grade 5 will be open until August 6. ... Read more.
Saugus High seniors celebrate with traditional graduation
SAUGUS — It’s been an unusual year to say the least. On Saturday, following a final semester cut abruptly short by the COVID-19 pandemic, Saugus High School’s... Read more.