Time for a clean sweep in Lynn
Anyone who says there’s no sense in doing spring cleaning in early winter has not driven or walked downtown Lynn streets and around corners clogged with trash. ... Read more.
A STEM fair success
Chances are you’ve never seen a science fair like the one hosted by four Lynn schools and four youth organizations Thursday evening. The STEM fair —... Read more.
Bell rings for new school year
MARBLEHEAD – On Monday, two days before the town?s 3,300 public school students flooded back into classrooms, superintendent Maryann Perry gathered her teachers... Read more.
Looking out for hot dogs
LYNN – Four calls to area emergency workers in two weeks to free dogs from cars underscore a concern Lynn Animal Control Officer Keith Sheppard said cannot... Read more.
‘Deflategate’ judge set his precedent in Lynn
LYNN – The judge at the center of the Tom Brady “Deflategate” drama once sat across the table from local attorney Samuel Vitali negotiating a cable... Read more.
Lynnfield center of attention
LYNNFIELD – Steeped in 18th-century history, Town Center’s future land use and traffic patterns are under study by an independent consultant and up for... Read more.
KIPP gift engineered by longtime GE worker
LYNN – When General Electric engineer Edwin Birtwell asked how many of the 28 students in KIPP?s seventh-grade science class had flown in a helicopter, several... Read more.
GE volunteers good to Hood
LYNN – A grateful Hood School Principal Gayle Dufour looks forward to her students? return on Sept. 9 thanks to cleanup and repair work done this week by 20... Read more.
Lynn sex-offender ordinance struck down
LYNN – The city lost its second legal battle in nine months with a Supreme Judicial Court ruling striking down a city ordinance banning Level 2 and 3 sex offenders... Read more.
Grossman connects capital to Lynn firm
LYNN – Patrick DeIulis helps run a construction business in the center of Lynn, but he is also at the center of a push by former state Treasurer Steve Grossman... Read more.