Lynn goes digital with info kiosks
LYNN — Two new solar-powered digital information kiosks have been installed in the city from Soofa Talk, an outdoor-advertising and communication platform. One... Read more.
Lynn Woods trails closed due to fire
LYNN — Public access to trails north of Walden Pond is prohibited due to a forest fire that has continued to burn since the afternoon of May 12. The trails will... Read more.
LynnArts and Soundscape Visions fuse music with art
LYNN — Soundscape Visions, a group of artists in Lynn that combines visual and auditory art, held a sold-out art show at Galleries at LynnArts Friday evening.... Read more.
Large brush fire threatens houses near Emerald Drive
LYNN — The Fire Department responded to a large brush fire in Lynn Woods burning close to houses in the area of 90 Emerald Dr. Friday afternoon. The fire kept... Read more.
Trash to treasure: Lynn launches textile recycling program
LYNN — The city is seeking to reduce textile waste by educating residents on the topic, and encouraging them to recycle clothes and other items. “Textiles include... Read more.
KIPP Academy Lynn’s new food and nutrition program
LYNN — KIPP Academy Lynn has a new food and nutrition program for students, parents, and staff. The academy is offering free classes on how to cook healthy recipes,... Read more.
Lynn, should we keep the lights on?
LYNN — After more than five years of Beyond Walls neon-art installations lighting up the city, many are coming down, as the foreclosed buildings that hosted them... Read more.
The COVID emergency is over. But is COVID?
It has been more than three years since then-Gov. Charlie Baker declared COVID-19 a public health emergency in Massachusetts. Now, that designation will end May... Read more.
Crighton legislation to ensure in-state tuition regardless of immigration status
BOSTON — A bill filed by state Sen. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn) to ensure in-state tuition regardless of immigration status has been included in the Senate’s... Read more.
Lynn’s 53rd annual Special Games
LYNN — Students from the city’s public schools spent Tuesday morning jumping around in bounce houses, riding horses, and participating in rounds of bean-bag... Read more.