No new bar code
LYNN – One o’clock will remain the early-morning closing time for liquor-serving establishments after city license commissioners voted 2-to-1 to retain... Read more.
KIPP kindergarten gets an early start
LYNN – The school year began last week for almost 1,000 KIPP Academy students, including 120 kindergartners who are the first elementary-school students to... Read more.
Lead sought on missing missionary
LYNN – As heavy rain swept Lynn Tuesday, Jessica Soriano tried to call her sister and got no reply. Soriano is now convinced the bad weather may be a factor... Read more.
A whale of a time at Lynn library
LYNN – Christian, Julius and Amelia Serino?s eyes bulged and their jaws dropped Wednesday as an electric pump transformed a pile of rubber in the public library... Read more.
A sinking feeling on the Common
LYNN – A 12-foot by 16-foot sinkhole swallowed part of Shepard Street at South Common Street Friday afternoon with a Water and Sewer Commission foreman blaming... Read more.
Pupils should keep an eye out for safety
SAUGUS – Day-care provider Rebecca Wise-Bono spent all summer helping the children under her supervision have fun, but she also stressed the top rule all kids... Read more.
Shooting for the moon from Lynn
LYNN – It?s hidden from sight and draws its most devoted fans on the darkest of nights. But the telescope mounted on top of High Rock Tower is one of the city?s... Read more.
A ferry good commute
LYNN – Steve Toomajian applies a simple motto to his morning commute filled with sunshine and sparkling waves: “Once you take the ferry, you don’t... Read more.
Sewell-Anderson of principal concern
LYNN – Sewell-Anderson School?s 300 students won?t start classes until Sept. 9, but new Principal Mary Panagopoulos? academic year started on July 1 when she... Read more.
Eternal flame burns again
LYNN – The four members of a Lynn family credit an outpouring of social media concern and a Wakefield businessman?s generosity for helping them recover from... Read more.