LYNN — Jolly Vapors' petition to operate its adult-use tobacco business at a new location on Chatham Street … [Read more...] about Jolly Vapors dissipates after council ruling
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Miles for Military makes families whole
Olivia Haydar
LYNN — After more than six months away, Specialist Augusto Robles flew home with the help of a locally founded … [Read more...] about Miles for Military makes families whole
Police Logs: July 7, 2026
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Frederick Douglass Collegiate Academy shoots for success
Dylan Pichnarcik
LYNN — Frederick Douglass Collegiate Academy has graduated its first class and piloted a new program, where … [Read more...] about Frederick Douglass Collegiate Academy shoots for success
State budget includes millions for education and transportation
Sophia Harris
The Massachusetts Legislature has approved a $63.4 billion Fiscal Year 2027 budget that includes record … [Read more...] about State budget includes millions for education and transportation
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City Council denies Administrative Code
Olivia Haydar
LYNN — The City Council overwhelmingly rejected Mayor Jared C. Nicholson's proposed Administrative Code … [Read more...] about City Council denies Administrative Code
Market Street project makes lanes, sidewalks, and parking scarce
Deyscha Smith and Olivia Haydar
LYNN — Ongoing construction and road closures throughout downtown Lynn continue to frustrate residents and … [Read more...] about Market Street project makes lanes, sidewalks, and parking scarce
Lynn JROTC faces a Tall order
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LYNN — A fleet of the world’s most magnificent tall ships and military ships will be sailing into the port of … [Read more...] about Lynn JROTC faces a Tall order
New EDIC Director contract set
Dylan Pichnarcik
LYNN — Economic Development & Industrial Corporation of Lynn Board of Directors approved a contract for … [Read more...] about New EDIC Director contract set
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Sand sculpting festival returns to Revere Beach
Anna Baughman
REVERE — Monumental sand sculptures will rise from the shores of America’s first public beach as part of the … [Read more...] about Sand sculpting festival returns to Revere Beach
Above and beyond for Lynn English graduates
Mark Aboyoun
LYNN — Some high school athletes have dreams of playing college football, while others try to use what they … [Read more...] about Above and beyond for Lynn English graduates
E. F. Gilmore DAV to hold veterans beach party
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LYNN — The E. F. Gilmore Disabled American Veterans Chapter 64, of the North Shore, is holding its fourth … [Read more...] about E. F. Gilmore DAV to hold veterans beach party
Police Logs: July 6, 2026
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Steve Krause: Soccer through detached eyes
Steve Krause
It would be a gross falsehood, or to be kind, an exaggeration, to call me a soccer aficionado. I barely know … [Read more...] about Steve Krause: Soccer through detached eyes
Gannon holds Miss Liberty tournament
Joey Barrett
Belgium beats US 4-1 to reach World Cup quarterfinals
The Associated Press
The United States’ hopes for a deep World Cup run at home ended when Charles De Ketelaere scored twice and … [Read more...] about Belgium beats US 4-1 to reach World Cup quarterfinals
West Lynn’s Naugle no-hits East Lynn
Anne Marie Tobin
PEABODY — The West Lynn 12-year-old All-Stars remained undefeated in the District 16 tournament Monday night … [Read more...] about West Lynn’s Naugle no-hits East Lynn
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Police Logs: July 5, 2026
For the ItemAll address information, particularly arrests, reflects police records. In the event of a perceived … [Read more...] about Police Logs: July 5, 2026