LHAND celebrates National Homeownership Month
LYNN — June is recognized nationally as Homeownership Month—a time to celebrate the value of homeownership and promote efforts that make it more accessible.... Read more.
Boys & Girls Club of Lynn building for the future
LYNN– Growing up on Franklin Street in the 1950s, Tom Demakes was a regular at the Boys & Girls Club of Lynn, enjoying swimming, bowling, and billiards.... Read more.
Boys & Girls Club set to send kids to camp
LYNN– The Boys & Girls Club of Lynn held its Send a Kid to Camp raffle fundraiser on June 12. More than 140 people attended the event at Camp Creighton... Read more.
Teachers union to vote on ‘historic’ contract Tuesday
LYNN — For the first time in 40 years, the City and the Lynn Teachers Union have reached a contract agreement before the existing contract expired – and they... Read more.
John Hoffman Way honors broadcaster
LYNN — On this day, the spotlight was on the man behind the microphone, as City officials, former athletes and coaches paid tribute to John Hoffman with the formal... Read more.
A performance like you read about
After staging its first theatrical production last year, members of the Boys & Girls Club of Lynn brought their talents to the City Hall Memorial Auditorium... Read more.
HALLORAN: The Kentucky Derby is more than a horse race
In “The Kentucky Derby — How the Run for the Roses Became America’s Premier Sporting Event,” author James Nicholson starts with a question that his outstanding... Read more.
Dick Jauron: ability and humility
When Andrea Kremer was hired by Amazon in 2018 as part of the first all-female NFL broadcast booth, with Hannah Storm, one of the first calls the veteran broadcaster... Read more.
For Archbishop Henning, St. Mary’s has Mass appeal
LYNN — Archbishop Richard Henning received an enthusiastic welcome from St. Mary’s students Monday when he came to Lynn to celebrate Mass to kick off Catholic... Read more.
Frank DeFelice: storied coach in Swampscott and beyond
Dick Jauron was having lunch with the DeFelice brothers, Frank and Bob, at a bar in Pittsburgh. They were in town for a baseball tournament with the Boston Typos.... Read more.