Catholic Charities granted $50K to address food insecurity
LYNN — The Catholic Charities food pantry on Silsbee Street received $50,000 in the state Fiscal Year 2024-25 budget to continue serving families in the Greater... Read more.
A natural solution to coastal erosion in Lynn Harbor
LYNN — The Emerald Tutu, a National Science Foundation-funded research project, is on a mission to find an inexpensive, nature-based alternative to coastal erosion.... Read more.
First Lynn Film Festival hits high note
LYNN — It was a celebration of hip-hop, radio, and indie music at the Vault Theater this weekend for the first annual Lynn Film Festival. During the three-day... Read more.
Lynn Essex Street shooting arraignments begin
SALEM — Arraignments began on Friday for the six suspects who were indicted for murder in the drive-by shooting that left Jandriel Heredia, 21, of Revere and Abraham... Read more.
Lynn Shelter celebrates 40 years and improvements
LYNN — Lynn Shelter Association celebrated 40 years of operation and looked forward to the future of providing more holistic services to those facing housing insecurity.... Read more.
School Committee gives superintendent high marks
LYNN — Superintendent of Schools Dr. Evonne Alvarez received a strong evaluation for the 2023-24 school year from the School Committee Thursday night, during which... Read more.
Regional leaders put their heads together
LYNN — Regional leaders gathered for the fall council meeting of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, emphasizing issues such as climate change, the opioid... Read more.
Four arrests made in connection to Sunday’s triple stabbing
LYNN — The Police Department arrested four people on warrants in connection to a triple stabbing that occurred outside of 98 Willow St. on Sunday, according to... Read more.
Costin gains entry to Arnold Arboretum
BOSTON — Former Lynn Mayor Thomas P. Costin Jr.’s contributions to Greater Boston will be immortalized at the restored Poplar Gate to the Arnold Arboretum, which... Read more.
‘Through a Rainbow Lens’ goes 360
LYNN — United Lynn Pride’s “Through a Rainbow Lens: A Reflection on Lynn’s LGBTQ+ History” project will now be immortalized online in a 360-degree virtual... Read more.