Five Lynn brothers served in WWII
LYNN — Alfred LeBlanc and four of his brothers all served in World War II at the same time. LeBlanc, 95, has lived in Lynn his entire life. He was born into a... Read more.
Lynn granted $500,000 to clean up laundry
LYNN — The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded the city a $500,000 Brownfields Cleanup Grant funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. “Grant... Read more.
Iglesias Unidas para Adorar a Dios to donate $10,000 to local organizations
LYNN — Iglesias Unidas para Adorar a Dios, a Hispanic faith group that seeks peace and wellbeing in the city, is donating $5,000 to the Lynn Hispanic Scholarship... Read more.
Lynn VA Clinic looking to sign a longer lease
LYNN — The Veterans Administration Clinic at 225 Boston St. is looking to sign a new, longer lease with the Economic Development and Industrial Corporation (EDIC/Lynn),... Read more.
Student stabbed at Lynn Classical
LYNN — A 16-year-old student was stabbed in the back at Lynn Classical High School Wednesday morning, according to the Police Department. The Fire Department transported... Read more.
Lynn students present civics projects at City Hall
LYNN — City Hall was filled with Lynn Public Schools students in grades 8-10 on Tuesday morning, presenting civics projects that they spent the past few months... Read more.
Lynn seniors call for drivers to slow down
LYNN — The Senior Center and Police Department Bike Team participated in the first Lynn Seniors Mile Walk in order to raise awareness for senior safety on Monday.... Read more.
Lynn Woods brush fire extinguished after 400 acres burned
LYNN — Firefighting operations responding to the brush fires in Lynn Woods that began on the afternoon of May 12 have officially been completed, according to the... Read more.
Mental health resources in Lynn
LYNN — May is Mental Health Awareness Month and there are multiple organizations and programs in the city that provide mental health services to those in Lynn... Read more.
Nearly 700 graduate from NSCC Friday
LYNN — When Margaret Munroe started attending North Shore Community College at the age of 16 as a dual-enrollment student, she was worried that she wouldn’t... Read more.