LYNN — A two-alarm fire broke out on the third floor of a residence at 32 Cooper Street on Friday afternoon, … [Read more...] about Two-alarm fire in Lynn leaves two hospitalized
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Marblehead woman finds hope breast after cancer
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD — When Marty Willis discovered a lump in her breast during the summer of 2020, she didn’t know she … [Read more...] about Marblehead woman finds hope breast after cancer
MBTA explains Lynnway project in Nahant
Zach Laird
NAHANT — Community members gathered at Town Hall Thursday evening for an “open house” style forum on the … [Read more...] about MBTA explains Lynnway project in Nahant
King’s Beach shows drop in bacteria levels
Zach Laird
The ultraviolet (UV) Pilot Program to reduce bacteria in King’s Beach and Stacey’s Brook was deemed successful … [Read more...] about King’s Beach shows drop in bacteria levels
Hall Foundation invests in Lynn students
Jackie Manno
LYNN — The Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Fund has announced a major expansion of The Gordon Hall III … [Read more...] about Hall Foundation invests in Lynn students
Lynn School Superintendent Alvarez resigns
Jackie Manno
LYNN — Dr. Evonne S. Alvarez has resigned from her position as Superintendent of Lynn Public Schools. The … [Read more...] about Lynn School Superintendent Alvarez resigns
Marblehead charging 15-year-old for hate graffiti
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MARBLEHEAD — A 15-year-old male Marblehead High School student was charged with two counts of vandalism to … [Read more...] about Marblehead charging 15-year-old for hate graffiti
Full speed ahead for 250th
Jackie Manno
LYNN — The Department of Veterans Services and the Lynn Veterans Council honored the 250th birthday of the … [Read more...] about Full speed ahead for 250th
Saugus gets a public health update
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — Public Health Nurse Teresa Riley-Singh and Public Health Director John Fralick provided some data on … [Read more...] about Saugus gets a public health update
Marblehead’s Harbormaster has one word: uneventful
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD — Harbormaster Mark Souza called 2025 one of the town’s safest and most successful boating seasons … [Read more...] about Marblehead’s Harbormaster has one word: uneventful
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Statue of St. Mary stolen from Peabody church
Elizabeth Della Piana
PEABODY — St. Ann's Parish of South Peabody is currently hoping for the return of a statue of St. Mary, which … [Read more...] about Statue of St. Mary stolen from Peabody church
Swampscott weighs use of former Clarke school
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — The Select Board discussed a Memorandum of Use (MOU) for the Recreation Department to utilize the … [Read more...] about Swampscott weighs use of former Clarke school
Saugus candidates offer their opinions on environment
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — Wednesday night, Saugus Action Volunteers for the Environment (SAVE) hosted its forum for the Board … [Read more...] about Saugus candidates offer their opinions on environment
Education Commissioner Pedro Martinez visits Lynn Tech to hear from students
Paul Halloran
LYNN — Massachusetts Commissioner of Education Pedro Martinez visited Lynn Vocational Technical Institute on … [Read more...] about Education Commissioner Pedro Martinez visits Lynn Tech to hear from students
‘The American Dream’ to spotlight Lynn City Council
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LYNN — Want an inside look at how city government operates? The upcoming episode of "The American Dream" will … [Read more...] about ‘The American Dream’ to spotlight Lynn City Council
In Swampscott, ‘The opposite of addiction is connection’
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — Collaborating with the Marblehead and Salem Health Departments, the Town is running a Recovery … [Read more...] about In Swampscott, ‘The opposite of addiction is connection’
NSCC Foundation awarded $100,000 for workforce development
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LYNN — The Executive Office of Economic Development has awarded the North Shore Community College Foundation: … [Read more...] about NSCC Foundation awarded $100,000 for workforce development
Nahant library turns the page on censorship
Zach Laird
NAHANT — The Nahant Public Library will be hosting a Dear Banned Author event on Saturday, Oct. 11, where the … [Read more...] about Nahant library turns the page on censorship
Milliken maps out Swampscott’s future growth
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — Tim Milliken, who started as the Town’s new Land Use and Development Planner in the first week of … [Read more...] about Milliken maps out Swampscott’s future growth
Saugus stores penalized for tobacco sales to minors
Elizabeth Della PianaSAUGUS — North Shore Cape Ann Tobacco Policy Program Director Joyce Redford joined the Board of Health for its … [Read more...] about Saugus stores penalized for tobacco sales to minors