Lynner Eddie Battle was on front lines of the fight against racism with MLK
LYNN – Time has not diminished Eddie Battle’s memory of the evening he spent with one of the most pivotal figures in American history.Battle was registering... Read more.
Widening of Rt. 1 scheduled for 2012
REVERE – Mayor Thomas Ambrosino said a cooperative relationship with Roseland Property Company has set the stage for the developer to contribute land and design... Read more.
Five LWSC workers make over $100G
LYNN – The top Water and Sewer Commission salary has increased from $131,300 to $144,500 since 2002 but the number of employees earning over $100,000 stayed... Read more.
Jail for Lynn bondage survivor
LYNN – Declaring, “I’m a victim too,” the sole survivor of a 2006 sex bondage encounter in a local oceanside home pleaded no contest Monday... Read more.
Revere councilors question taxi medallion fee
REVERE – Stephen Munafo says it is tough enough to make a buck these days without the City Council contemplating an increase in taxi medallion fees.”You... Read more.
Ambrosino: Red light cameras could save lives
REVERE – Mayor Thomas Ambrosino supports a proposed state law expanding the use of cameras mounted on traffic signals.The devices would allow police to send... Read more.
Protective custody for OD victims proposed
LYNN-The people who save drug users’ lives would also be able to steer them to help under a proposal by state Rep. Robert Fennell.Fennell’s legislation... Read more.
Owner of Downtown Bistro looks ahead after full year in Lynn
LYNN – After a year of offering fine dining and comfort food a half block off Market Street, John Moore has no problem summing up the success of Downtown Bistro... Read more.
Man involved in bondage death due in court
LYNN – A Cape Cod man is slated to offer a plea or opt to stand trial next week for his alleged role in the burial of a British man who suffocated during a... Read more.
Revere fire chief: Tanker truck company had local rollover
REVERE – Abenaqui Carriers is a name familiar to Fire Chief Eugene Doherty who said the fiery explosion involving one of the company’s trucks in Chicopee... Read more.