LYNN – A two-vehicle accident involving a gasoline tanker resulted in an oil spill on Dungeon Avenue and … [Read more...] about Oil spills down West Lynn street
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Marblehead kicks off Christmas cheer
Grace Calandrella
MARBLEHEAD — The holiday spirit was in full swing as Marblehead celebrated its highly-anticipated Christmas … [Read more...] about Marblehead kicks off Christmas cheer
Two Lynn English teachers stood at head of the class
Craig Dawe
LYNN — This year, Lynn English High School was home to two semifinalists for the 2025 Massachusetts Teacher of … [Read more...] about Two Lynn English teachers stood at head of the class
Hasak covered a lot of ground in 37 years
Joey Barrett
MARBLEHEAD — When Peter Hasak’s grandmother, Helen, gave him a little plot of land when he was 6 years old to … [Read more...] about Hasak covered a lot of ground in 37 years
Bill Newell: North Shore’s Renaissance on-air man
Steve Krause
Bill Newell, one of the area's most versatile broadcasters in a long while, has finally stepped away from the … [Read more...] about Bill Newell: North Shore’s Renaissance on-air man
Improving literacy served at REAL Breakfast of Champions
Craig Dawe
LYNN — On Friday, the REAL Program hosted its inaugural Breakfast of Champions event to celebrate community … [Read more...] about Improving literacy served at REAL Breakfast of Champions
Lynn MBTA garage will be renovated and repurposed
Paul Halloran
LYNN – The City of Lynn and the MBTA unveiled an initial concept for the MBTA garage on Broad Street, which … [Read more...] about Lynn MBTA garage will be renovated and repurposed
‘Don’t be a bot’ Mvhco has a message for his community
Matteo Valente
“I want to have everybody go out, create, and be a family. Go talk to their grandparents and listen to their … [Read more...] about ‘Don’t be a bot’ Mvhco has a message for his community
Translators bridging language gaps in City Hall
Craig Dawe
LYNN — In an effort to improve language accessibility at City Hall, translators have been helping facilitate … [Read more...] about Translators bridging language gaps in City Hall
A long-shot find in Abbott Hall
Grace Calandrella
Another piece of history has been discovered in Abbott Hall after town officials found a World War II machine … [Read more...] about A long-shot find in Abbott Hall
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Eddie’s Ranch: a second chance for disabled dogs
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — Lisa Mattuchio’s dog rescue isn’t your average one. Her rescue, Eddie’s Ranch, focuses heavily on … [Read more...] about Eddie’s Ranch: a second chance for disabled dogs
Lynn Woods clean-up estimated at $100,000
Adam Levine
LYNN — Nearly a month after the fire that started on Nov. 8 at the Lynn Woods Reservation, Park Ranger Dan … [Read more...] about Lynn Woods clean-up estimated at $100,000
Lynn mayor announces re-election bid
For the Item
LYNN — Mayor Jared C. Nicholson is running for re-election. Nicholson, the 59th mayor of the city, will … [Read more...] about Lynn mayor announces re-election bid
The terms that ended the teachers’ strike
Grace Calandrella
MARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead teachers’ strike finally came to an end on Tuesday, with the two parties reaching … [Read more...] about The terms that ended the teachers’ strike
Brother’s Deli continues Thanksgiving tradition
Elizabeth Della Piana
LYNN — George Markos, owner of Brother’s Deli, has been opening his doors every Thanksgiving Day for 32 years, … [Read more...] about Brother’s Deli continues Thanksgiving tradition
Peabody eats up Saugus in enemy territory
Mark Aboyoun
SAUGUS — Thanksgiving football games love to pin rivals together, and Thursday morning’s matchup at Christie … [Read more...] about Peabody eats up Saugus in enemy territory
English does a little bit of everything against Classical
Joey Barrett
LYNN — As first-year Lynn English coach Tyllor McDonald won his debut game in the city’s most storied … [Read more...] about English does a little bit of everything against Classical
St. Mary’s runs wild over Bishop Fenwick
Joey Barrett
LYNN — Right before you devour your turkey and apple pie on Thursday, ask the closest person you know who … [Read more...] about St. Mary’s runs wild over Bishop Fenwick
Marblehead goes deep in lopsided win against Swampscott
Mark Aboyoun
BOSTON — Around here, there are few rivalries bigger than Marblehead vs. Swampscott. When schedules get … [Read more...] about Marblehead goes deep in lopsided win against Swampscott
Citizens Inn Haven From Hunger feeds their neighbors this Thanksgiving
Luke Acton
PEABODY — Citizens Inn Haven From Hunger on 71 Wallis St. will be providing free to-go and delivery meals on … [Read more...] about Citizens Inn Haven From Hunger feeds their neighbors this Thanksgiving