Judge denies motion to dismiss case against Governor Baker intruder
LYNN — District Court Judge Jean Curran on Thursday denied the motion to dismiss the case against Lane Forman, the man charged with breaking into Gov. Charlie... Read more.
Salem Fire Chief Announces Retirement
SALEM — After 38 years of service, Salem Fire Chief Gerry Giunta announced Thursday that he will be retiring from the department next month. “I have been... Read more.
Lynn families feeling eviction pressure
LYNN — Despite the federal moratorium on evictions, some Lynn families say they have felt pressured to leave their homes. The moratorium prevents the final step... Read more.
HORST engineering to close Lynn factory
LYNN — HORST Engineering announced Wednesday that it will be shutting down its Sterling Machine operation in Lynn, leaving the jobs of 23 workers employed at the... Read more.
McGee delivers state of the city address
LYNN — Mayor Thomas M. McGee stressed the importance of adhering to COVID-19 guidelines and touted Lynn’s bright future coming out of the pandemic in his... Read more.
Lynn, Nahant, Saugus first responders receive Moderna vaccine
First responders in Lynn, Nahant, and Saugus received their first dose of Moderna’s new COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday. At the Lynn Tech Fieldhouse, first responders... Read more.
Getting tested at Lynn’s project beacon site
LYNN — The first time I tried to register for a COVID-19 test at the new Project Beacon site, I encountered the following message: “Due to extremely high... Read more.
Scrimgeour: Talking affordability in Lynn
Did you know that the median income for a Lynn family of four is $119,000 per year? At least it is according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development... Read more.
Landlords, Councilor seek change in Quincy Terrace after shooting
LYNN — Changes are in the works on the Quincy Terrace block, where a December mass shooting left one man dead, five people injured, and residents of the neighborhood... Read more.
Salem Councilor not seeking re-election
SALEM — 2021 will be Ward 5 Councilor Josh Turiel’s final year in office. The veteran city councilor announced last Thursday he would not be seeking re-election... Read more.