A Superior Court judge ruled in favor of Northeastern University over the Town of Nahant and town residents
Attorney and Boston native Tanisha Sullivan has undertaken an energetic and well-defined campaign to defeat Secretary of the Commonwealth
We are happy to learn that the Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) program is up and running in Swampscott. But we
It’s time to make a running starting toward a commuter trail transformation State Sen. Brendan Crighton said the MBTA took
With its meandering lanes framed by trees, Lynn’s Pine Grove Cemetery is a restful place of beauty featuring the
Once the new Pickering Middle School is built, Lynn Stapleton deserves a plaque inside the building. A project executive with
The Item‘s six-story, multi-page deep-dive on abuse (April 28) boiled down to equating one word with the hundreds of words
Packs of teenagers speeding, weaving in and out of traffic, and popping wheelies on motorized scooters, undersized motorcycles and “pocket
For roughly a month every year, as trees blossom and bees hustle from flower to flower, Town Meeting and town
State Sen. Brendan P. Crighton and fellow Lynn state legislative delegation members are not going to be stopped in their
To the editor: I’m disappointed that The Item (April 14) published Alex Jafarzadeh’s letter, as it is not based in
No question about it — Saugus Planning Board member Joseph Vecchione has established a reputation as a forward-thinking civic-minded town
During his nearly-four-year tenure leading Massachusetts’ fifth-largest public school district, Lynn Superintendent of Schools Dr. Patrick Tutwiler has repeatedly stated
Asked on Wednesday if the city plans to spend money on repairing the historic Grand Army of the Republic (GAR)
The City of Lynn is making a beeline to court with Mayor Jared C. Nicholson and the City Council insisting
Due to a reporter’s errors, the March 23 article, “Lynn City Council tables rDNA decision,” that appeared on Page 1
Dawn Trainor, Saugus Public Schools’ executive director of pupil personnel services, did not mince words when she described COVID-19’s collateral
At a time when war, political division, and a lurking pandemic have us on edge, four Swampscott High School students
We share Lynn City Council President Jay Walsh’s frustration with the council’s vote on Tuesday to not act on the
Call it a happy confluence: The National Park Service has launched a restoration project at the Saugus Iron Works National