Affordability in question at King’s Lynne Apartments
LYNN — How much of King’s Lynne Apartments will remain affordable is in question as the property’s 40-year mortgage subsidy is set to expire this month,... Read more.
Lynn to install $33K gazebo at Marshview Park
LYNN — The city of Lynn and town of Saugus have been awarded state funding to replace a damaged gazebo at Marshview Park near the town border. The new structure,... Read more.
Two arrested on drug trafficking charges in Lynn
LYNN — Two Lynn men were arrested after approximately 1,000 oxycodone pills were seized from a Mall Street home Sunday night, police said. Police said the pills... Read more.
Shots fired in Lynn
LYNN — Shots were fired in two separate locations on Monday night, police said. Nobody was shot in either incident, but there was damage to a Lawton Avenue home,... Read more.
Lynn School Committee approves second attendance supervisor hire
LYNN — The School Committee has approved a request from school administration to maintain the supervisor-of-attendance position as a two-person job. The panel’s... Read more.
Student vaping blamed for spike in Lynn’s middle school suspensions
LYNN — Suspensions are down in the Lynn Public Schools, but administrators are blaming student vaping for a spike in disciplinary incidents at the middle school... Read more.
Swampscott remembers a fallen hero
SWAMPSCOTT — It’s been 13 years since U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Jennifer Harris was killed when her helicopter was shot down in Iraq, but the grieving hasn’t... Read more.
Lynn schools plan to switch back to five days for pre-K
LYNN — Following an impassioned testimony from the school district’s head physical therapist about the challenges her department faces from the current pre-kindergarten... Read more.
Swampscott declares three pit bulls ‘dangerous’ after dog attacks
SWAMPSCOTT — Three pet pit bulls that were involved in two separate dog attacks in town were declared dangerous by the Select Board Wednesday night. The unanimous... Read more.
Developer sees ‘opportunity’ with converting downtown Lynn building into apartments
LYNN — A grand opening Wednesday for a new residential development on Munroe Street marked a first for the city. The $4 million redevelopment of 145 Munroe St.... Read more.