30K raised just days after Peabody police officer death
PEABODY — The Police Department lost one of its own last week with the death of Officer Henry Breckenridge. Breckenridge, 40, died from complications during a... Read more.
Lynn company honored by Greater Boston Food Bank
LYNN — Demakes Enterprises has been named as 2022 Food Donor of the Year by the Greater Boston Food Bank. “Their work ethic and commitment to supporting the... Read more.
Lynnfield Housing Authority pleads with residents to stop smoking
LYNNFIELD — Cigarette smoking in residences has been an issue that, for years, the Lynnfield Housing Authority has tried to extinguish. Executive Director Daniel... Read more.
Lynn 7-Eleven doesn’t sell the jackpot, but $50K is still a lot
LYNN — They may not have taken home the $1.08 billion jackpot from Wednesday’s drawing, but the buyer of a Powerball ticket at a 7-Eleven in Lynn is $50,000... Read more.
Customers reminisce as Route 1 Christmas Tree Shops liquidates
LYNNFIELD — The Christmas Tree Shops location on Route 1 is closing its doors. Merchandise in the store, the facade of which includes a 40-foot-tall lighthouse,... Read more.
Peabody and Swampscott firefighters front and center
PEABODY — The Peabody and Swampscott fire departments both had several members of their departments hit career milestones last week. Seven representatives from... Read more.
Peabody reviews updates of Salem Country Club tree saga
PEABODY — The Conservation Commission held a special meeting Wednesday to discuss Salem Country Club’s ongoing efforts to plant trees and shrubs as part... Read more.
Lynn to host forum on unarmed response initiative
LYNN — Leaders of the mayor’s office’s unarmed response initiative will host a public forum on Wednesday, July 19 to take questions from and update... Read more.
Nahant organization is on a mission to feed local veterans
NAHANT — A small group of local volunteers is on a mission to feed veterans. The Veterans Mobile Food Market, which is held from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the Life... Read more.
Race to Boston: Last place, but on the ferry, it’s the journey that counts
(Editor’s note: In the midst of the Sumner Tunnel shutdown, which began July 5 and will end Aug. 31, the MBTA has advised commuters to “ditch the drive”... Read more.