LYNN – The Lynn Water and Sewage Commission is discussing the possibility of rehabilitating portions of the … [Read more...] about Lynn water treatment plant up for partial rehabilitation
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Bus cuts spark safety concerns in Saugus
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — With the school year now in full swing for students, a petition has started on change.org to "Put … [Read more...] about Bus cuts spark safety concerns in Saugus
Marblehead school enrollment down 6.3%
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD – In his superintendent's report, John Robidoux highlighted how the first weeks of school have been … [Read more...] about Marblehead school enrollment down 6.3%
Eliot to expand care to North Shore youth
Jackie Manno
LYNN – Eliot Community Human Services has been selected by the Healey-Driscoll administration to expand its … [Read more...] about Eliot to expand care to North Shore youth
Saugus board reviews apartment conditions
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — The Board of Appeals met Thursday night to review the conditions for the Broadway apartments project. … [Read more...] about Saugus board reviews apartment conditions
Lynn MBTA garage plans up for discussion
Jackie Manno
LYNN – The MBTA held a presentation and Q&A on Thursday to discuss redevelopment options for the garage on … [Read more...] about Lynn MBTA garage plans up for discussion
State deems Marblehead non-compliant; funding at risk
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD – The Select Board reported on a discussion with the State’s Housing Secretary Edward Augustus … [Read more...] about State deems Marblehead non-compliant; funding at risk
Boo Hoo Breakfast brews smiles at Swampscott Elementary
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — The inevitable, hard-hitting sadness that parents of incoming kindergartners feel on the first … [Read more...] about Boo Hoo Breakfast brews smiles at Swampscott Elementary
Tech students take green STEPS
Jackie Manno
LYNN – Rising seniors from Lynn Tech’s plumbing, carpentry, and HVAC programs recently completed a course on … [Read more...] about Tech students take green STEPS
Peabody recognized for unmatched quality of life
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PEABODY – The City of Peabody is set to be featured in the September edition of "Business in Focus," one of … [Read more...] about Peabody recognized for unmatched quality of life
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Saugus to host document Shred-It event for residents
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SAUGUS — Town Manager Scott Crabtree and the Department of Solid Waste/Recycling invite residents to … [Read more...] about Saugus to host document Shred-It event for residents
Lynn preliminary election sees historically low turnout
Jackie Manno
LYNN— Lynn’s preliminary election saw a historically low voter turnout on Tuesday. Out of 62,212 … [Read more...] about Lynn preliminary election sees historically low turnout
Saugus resident tests positive for West Nile
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) informed the Saugus Health Department that a … [Read more...] about Saugus resident tests positive for West Nile
FBI nabs Peabody man with 4,000 fentanyl pills
Sophia Harris
PEABODY — A 29-year-old Peabody man is facing multiple drug charges after a joint investigation by Peabody … [Read more...] about FBI nabs Peabody man with 4,000 fentanyl pills
More than fun and games in Swampscott Recreation
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — For Charlotte Daher de Garcia, who stepped into the role of Recreation Director in August, her … [Read more...] about More than fun and games in Swampscott Recreation
City Arts And Sciences Academy opens in Lynn
Paul Halloran
LYNN — Wednesday marked the opening of school for all Lynn Public Schools students in grades 1-12, but for one … [Read more...] about City Arts And Sciences Academy opens in Lynn
Ward 5 contest trimmed in Lynn’s preliminary election
Jackie MannoLYNN — Lynn’s preliminary election took place on Tuesday, where voters headed to the polls to narrow down … [Read more...] about Ward 5 contest trimmed in Lynn’s preliminary election
Saugus tomato tips the scales
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — After much trial and error, Bob Seelley, an avid gardener in town, placed his giant tomato on the … [Read more...] about Saugus tomato tips the scales
Nahant school is finally ready to go green
Zach Laird
NAHANT — After an anonymous $80,000 donation and raising over $17,000 in its “Buy a Brick” fundraiser, the … [Read more...] about Nahant school is finally ready to go green
Rapisarda is Swampscott’s Educator of the Year
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — Middle School Teacher Lisa Rapisarda, who has been working at schools in town since 1996, was … [Read more...] about Rapisarda is Swampscott’s Educator of the Year