Gregg House launches $30M capital campaign for early learning center
LYNN — The Gregg House welcomed more than 100 guests to the Lynn Museum last Thursday for its “Grow with Gregg House: A Friendraiser,” an evening focused on... Read more.
Lynn gets share of $15M for adult transit
LYNN – The City has received $100,000 from the state Community Transit Grant Program, funding that will be used to connect residents to transportation options.... Read more.
Honor Scholars to be celebrated May 15
The North Shore Chamber of Commerce presents its 2025 Honor Scholars Recognition Dinner on Thursday, May 15, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the DoubleTree Hilton in Danvers.... Read more.
Lynn’s Garcia left his mark at Salem State
SALEM — Angel Garcia didn’t just return to college — he returned with purpose. A history major and philosophy minor from Lynn, Garcia is a non-traditional... Read more.
Brian Smith named Lynn Classical football coach
LYNN — Lynn Classical High School is proud to announce the hiring of Brian Smith as its varsity football coach, effective Aug. 15. He replaces Brian Vaughan, who... Read more.
KIPP principal to speak at Salem State graduation
SALEM — Deborah Mariano started her Salem State journey as a young dreamer, who now graduates as a mother, a mentor, and a newly appointed middle school principal.... Read more.
Lynn planning $60 million Western Avenue project
LYNN — There is a major upgrade planned for a two-mile stretch of Western Avenue and while the work won’t begin for several years, the planning and design work... Read more.
Debut season a home run for Lynn English’s Amelia Serino
LYNN — Most first-year softball players don’t become offensive superstars off the bat, but don’t tell that to Lynn English’s Amelia Serino. With strong timing... Read more.
A commitment to a climate resilient Essex County
BEVERYLY — Essex County Community Foundation (ECCF), a nonprofit grantmaker and convener dedicated to improving the lives of people in Essex County, recently announced... Read more.
Healey-Driscoll administration touts early college success
ROXBURY — The Healey-Driscoll Administration brought together over a hundred students, educators, school counselors, industry leaders, families, and community... Read more.