Saugus-WIN agreement clears first hurdle: Company ups offer from $15M to $18.8M
SAUGUS — The WIN Waste Innovations subcommittee, after 20 months of discussion and deliberation, approved the company’s proposed host community agreement on... Read more.
Young artists promote equality: Marblehead and Nahant tweens collaborate
NAHANT — At the Life-Saving Station Thursday, young artists welcomed community members to contribute to a collaborative large-scale, mixed-media painting about... Read more.
Fire concerns run hot in Saugus
SAUGUS — The Breakheart Reservation will remain closed to visitors through at least Wednesday as firefighters work to fully extinguish a number of brush fires... Read more.
Salem Veterans Council warns: Beware of scam
SALEM — If you’re in a parking lot, outside a storefront, or in other public areas around the North Shore, the Salem Veterans Council wants you to be aware of... Read more.
AG Healey endorses Tucker for Essex DA
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, the Democratic nominee for governor, endorsed state Rep. Paul Tucker, a former Salem police chief, for Essex District... Read more.
$146,000 to make Salem streets safer
SALEM — The city is set to receive $146,000 in grants to support street safety from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. The department awarded Salem... Read more.
Saugus gets $500k for early college
SAUGUS — The School Committee accepted a $500,000 early college grant and agreed to name the Saugus High School courtyard after its former Principal Ken Fabrizio... Read more.
Lynn has designs on School architect
LYNN — The School Building Committee met Wednesday to discuss the construction timeline for the city’s new Pickering Middle School, scheduled to open its doors... Read more.
‘Giving back’ is Lynn company’s motto: Olde World Remedies plans Saugus store
LYNN — Olde World Remedies executives say the company has given 20 percent of its profits to charity and the remaining 80 percent to the community since first... Read more.
Adept at many roles: Paula Plum has staged a 50-year career
When Paula Plum attended grammar school in Lynnfield in the 1960s, her teachers allowed her to write and act out scenes from the assigned reading instead of completing... Read more.