SWAMPSCOTT — Mother-son duo Nata and Danny Ellis, 7, have taken it upon themselves to write and illustrate and … [Read more...] about Turning bedtime into books in Swampscott
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LynnLab gets $30K grant to make science accessible
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LYNN — The Healey-Driscoll Administration and the Massachusetts Life Science Center have announced $300,000 in … [Read more...] about LynnLab gets $30K grant to make science accessible
GLSS on the lookout for caregiver volunteers
Jackie Manno
LYNN — Greater Lynn Senior Services is starting a volunteer workforce to assist people who are caregiving for … [Read more...] about GLSS on the lookout for caregiver volunteers
Rep. Wong supports bill for transit worker protections
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State Rep. Donald Wong (R-Saugus) recently supported legislation that would add transit workers to an existing … [Read more...] about Rep. Wong supports bill for transit worker protections
Swampscott gets $100,000 grant to resurface playground
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — The Town has received a $100,000 grant from the Healey-Driscoll Administration for the … [Read more...] about Swampscott gets $100,000 grant to resurface playground
Nahant to hold Special Town Meeting on zoning mandate
Zach Laird
NAHANT — The Town is gearing up to hold a Special Town Meeting on Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. regarding its efforts to … [Read more...] about Nahant to hold Special Town Meeting on zoning mandate
Peabody cracks down on crypto crime
Amanda Lurey
PEABODY — At the City Council Legal Affairs Sub-Committee meeting, crypto coins and concerns were discussed, … [Read more...] about Peabody cracks down on crypto crime
Lynnfield passes ADU articles at Town Meeting
Chris Carrigan Brolly
LYNNFIELD — Lynnfield had it's Town Meeting Monday night, resolving 14 warrant articles. Of particular … [Read more...] about Lynnfield passes ADU articles at Town Meeting
Mother-daughter musical duo’s journey from Armenia to Nahant
Zach Laird
NAHANT — For mother-daughter musical duo Jasmine Atabekyan and Emilya Gaspar, the biggest highlight — aside … [Read more...] about Mother-daughter musical duo’s journey from Armenia to Nahant
Swampscott art draws generations together
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — Artwork from the Swampscott Senior Center’s Opening Minds through Art program is now on display … [Read more...] about Swampscott art draws generations together
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McGee will not run for Congress
Sophia Harris
LYNN — Former Lynn Mayor Thomas M. McGee has announced that he will not be running for Congressman Seth … [Read more...] about McGee will not run for Congress
Marblehead faces tight fiscal outlook for FY27
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD — Town officials reviewed projections for Fiscal Year 2027, highlighting rising costs, slowing … [Read more...] about Marblehead faces tight fiscal outlook for FY27
Swampscott honors its past while looking ahead
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — The Swampscott Historical Society has undergone a two-year period of research in order to provide … [Read more...] about Swampscott honors its past while looking ahead
Marblehead to pay $295,000 to fired cop
Sophia Harris
MARBLEHEAD — More than four years after he was first placed on administrative leave, Marblehead Police Officer … [Read more...] about Marblehead to pay $295,000 to fired cop
Nahant students show off their green thumbs
Zach Laird
NAHANT — After a months-long process of acquiring an anonymous $80,000 donation, raising the remaining funds — … [Read more...] about Nahant students show off their green thumbs
One injured, six displaced in Lynn fire
Sophia Harris
LYNN — At approximately 9 a.m. Friday morning, a 2-alarm fire broke out at 10 Hood St. in Lynn. Six people … [Read more...] about One injured, six displaced in Lynn fire
Food Pantries brace for SNAP halt
Sophia Harris
As the federal government shutdown stretches into its fourth week, uncertainty looms over food assistance for … [Read more...] about Food Pantries brace for SNAP halt
Swampscott allows use of Clarke building
Zach Laird
SWAMPSCOTT — The School Committee voted to accept the one-year Memorandum of Understanding between Swampscott … [Read more...] about Swampscott allows use of Clarke building
Vision for public art takes root in Saugus
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — In 2022, a vote came to Town Meeting on whether murals should be considered separate from signage … [Read more...] about Vision for public art takes root in Saugus
Saugus Committee reflects before election day
Elizabeth Della Piana
SAUGUS — With the November election nearing, the School Committee held its final meeting with the current … [Read more...] about Saugus Committee reflects before election day