MBTA looks to cut fares in half for low-income riders
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and Department of Transitional Assistance are proposing a program that would slash fares in half for low-income riders.... Read more.
Solimine House in Lynn receives funding to support its development
The Solimine House, a community of 150 affordable senior-housing apartments being developed in Lynn, has received funding from the Healey-Driscoll administration... Read more.
Lynn single mom is a driving force behind rideshare battle
LYNN — When Victoria Acosta began driving for a rideshare company, she thought it would be a great way to provide for her family and make a decent living. But... Read more.
Role of women in 1860 strike still resonates in Lynn
This month, a series of events organized by Lynn Walking Shoe Tours will unveil the tales of resilient women in the city who had the courage to take action for equal... Read more.
Lynn puts food insecurity under magnifying glass
Lynn Public Health Coordinator Norris Guscott and the city are working to address the needs of residents experiencing food insecurity. On Wednesday, Mayor Jared... Read more.
Lynn takes a closer look at parking downtown, seeks input
Parking downtown was the main focus of a public workshop at the Lynn Museum, and more than 50 residents, stakeholders, and elected officials attended to weigh in... Read more.
Lynn Public Health Department sees an increase in use of xylazine
There is a shift in the way drugs are being used and obtained in Lynn, according to Candice McClory, the city’s opioid prevention specialist. “Currently... Read more.
Lynn commemorates Black excellence at City Hall ceremony
Local leaders in the Black community came together at City Hall in honor of Black History Month to receive their flowers and showcase their wide range of contributions.... Read more.
Magnolia Park cleared to fully reopen after soil testing
A section of Magnolia Park that has been closed since September will reopen after it was determined that the conditions at the site do not pose an imminent hazard... Read more.
Lynn man sentenced to prison for distributing more than 7,000 fake prescription pills
A man from Lynn was sentenced in federal court in Boston for his role in a drug-trafficking organization that manufactured and distributed approximately 7,300 fake... Read more.