Two Lynn men indicted for drug trafficking, firearm charges
LYNN – Two Lynn men have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston on drug trafficking and firearm offenses. Lexus Perez, 30, and Denys Gonzalez Hernandez,... Read more.
Third of July fireworks advisory
In preparation for the Third of July Fireworks Celebration, there will be several street closures and parking restrictions. Please seek alternate routes during this... Read more.
Revere Beach to host 21st international sand sculpting festival
The Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival is back! This renowned event will feature a weekend filled with art from our master sand sculptors, and family... Read more.
Saugus preps for pavement improvement projects
Town Manager Scott C. Crabtree is pleased to announce that a series of pavement improvement projects within several areas of Saugus will soon be underway as an effort... Read more.
Lynn to recognize its ‘icons’
LYNN – The Lynn Museum & Arts Center (LMAC), a Lynn-based nonprofit, is launching its newest fundraising initiative dedicated to recognizing current members... Read more.
Patriotism flies high in Lynn
LYNN — The Floating Bridge Pond Association is proud to announce the return of its annual tradition: a vibrant display of American flags lining Buchanan Bridge... Read more.
Marblehead 11U softballers win District 16 title
MARBLEHEAD — After falling short to Peabody in last year’s district championship game, the Marblehead 11U Little League softball team came back with a vengeance... Read more.
Peabody students honored at Brooksby Village
PEABODY — Forty-eight local high school students were recently honored as Student Scholars at Brooksby Village, an Erickson Senior Living community in Peabody,... Read more.
Massachusetts invests $1.39 billion into public transport, education
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Legislature approved $1.39 billion in new investments in public transportation and public education across the Commonwealth. The supplemental... Read more.
Topsfield Fair supports future leaders with $80,000 in scholarships
TOPSFIELD — The Essex Agricultural Society, the organization that runs the Topsfield Fair, is proud to announce that it has distributed $80,000 in scholarships... Read more.