World Cup hits home for Boys & Girls Club members
FOXBOROUGH — There were more than 64,000 fans in the stands at Gillette Stadium (temporarily renamed Boston Stadium) last Saturday night for the World Cup soccer... Read more.
Lynn students row, row, row their boat
LYNN — Physical education students in the eighth-grade Discovery Program Physical Education classes at Lynn Vocational Technical Institute (LVTI) participated... Read more.
Comeback coach: Brianna Robbins Driscoll takes over St. Mary’s field hockey program
When St. Mary’s new field hockey coach Brianna Robbins Driscoll says she’s just happy to be here, she means that in every sense of the word. Driscoll comes to... Read more.
A Special day in Lynn
LYNN — The weather could have been a little better, but the smiles could not have been any bigger. The 56th Lynn Special Games at Manning Field on Wednesday featured... Read more.
St. Mary’s moves to independent status in most sports
The board of trustees at St. Mary’s High School in Lynn approved a strategic realignment of the school’s interscholastic athletics program. As a result, the... Read more.
St. Mary’s inducts nine into Hall of Fame
LYNN — St. Mary’s inducted nine new members into the school’s Hall of Fame in a ceremony at the school Thursday night. The St. Mary’s Hall of Fame honors... Read more.
Agganis Foundation celebrates 70 years
In the months following the death of legendary Lynn athlete Harry Agganis from a pulmonary embolism at the age of 26, the idea for a foundation in his name – championed... Read more.
City and EDIC caters to new business
LYNN — When Brita Potenza was looking for space to grow her catering and event-hosting business, she visited the Lydia Pinkham Building and toured the space formerly... Read more.
Pastor goes extra mile for parishioner
On Easter weekend, this is a story about a guy named Jesus. Not that one. Although Jesus Viveros knows something about suffering and triumph, albeit on a markedly... Read more.
EDIC’s Cowdell calls it a career
For Jim Cowdell, it was three strikes, and he’s out. After 40 years as a public servant in the city, Cowdell will retire as executive director of EDIC/Lynn as... Read more.