Lynn manhole explosions smoke out Central Square, cause small blackout
LYNN – A smoky underground fire in Central Square that occurred just before 9 p.m. Saturday caused minor explosions in manholes on lower Union Street and forced... Read more.
As state jobless rates drop, skilled labor training paramount
LYNN – Employment data released Tuesday by the state Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development reflects considerable jobs gains across the commonwealth... Read more.
New book gives details, photo history of Boston-area gangsters
A comprehensive chronicle of a century of organized crime in Greater Boston, with stories of the lives and arrests, complete with mug shots, of historic crime figures... Read more.
Lynn cleaning co. worker files charge against labor union
LYNN – A 15-year employee of Complete Cleaning Co. of Lynn filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on March 29 against Service Employees... Read more.
Lynn, local pols target at St. Patrick’s Day roast
SALEM – Lynn and members of its state delegation were targets of good-natured ribbing at the annual St. Patrick’s Day roast at Finz Restaurant Friday... Read more.
Local investment gurus address N.S. Chamber
DANVERS – Two of the region?s leading investment and market analysts on Tuesday gave a generally bullish forecast for 2012 and offered tips to maximize returns,... Read more.
New 7Grill offers quality fare, atmosphere
DANVERS – Swampscott native and restaurateur Mark Leger is going all in on Number 7, and judging from the atmosphere and quality of food and service at his... Read more.
Preacher: Prayer helped lead me to Lynn
LYNN ?The founder of an independent Pentecostal church in Manchester, N.H. says he plans to expand his ministry to Lynn to “turn The City of Sin into The City... Read more.
Berry takes look back as final Senate year begins
BOSTON – State Senate Majority Leader Fred Berry, D-Peabody, never set out to be a flag-bearer for causes benefiting the underprivileged and he says he?s somewhat... Read more.