LYNN Monday, Oct. 2 Municipal Municipal Finance Corporation, virtual, 1:30 p.m. Water and Sewer Commission, City Hall, 5 p.m. Tuesday,
NAHANT — A group of elementary-school students erupted in applause behind the Johnson School this week as they watched G/J
The man of the hour, the talking point of every ESPN segment, and the coach driving people to either watch
What was once domination – Kobe throwing no-look passes to LeBron; Bird tapping the ball out of mid-air to Magic
LYNN — Mukala Kabongo arrived in America in 1993 from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He’s been in Lynn
In UFC and boxing, there are pound-for-pound lists. Aka, regardless of weight classes, ESPN ranks the top 10 fighters in
NAHANT — The Board of Selectmen and Town Administrator Tony Barletta presented local business owner Wendy Kessler with a citation
A number of regional banks across the country took huge hits to their stock values on Monday as a result
NAHANT — If you walk by Heather Goodwin’s yard you won’t see just a regular yard. You’ll see sculptures and
NAHANT – The Town of Nahant could have a new marijuana bylaw proposed at the next Town Meeting. The Planning
NAHANT — A 2018 Chevrolet Traverse struck a woman on Greystone Road Thursday morning. The Police and Fire departments, as
NAHANT — All of the town’s police officers are now wearing body cameras, the Police Department announced in a written
All address information, particularly arrests, reflects police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the sole responsibility
All address information, particularly arrests, reflects police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the sole responsibility
Several local public libraries will host “Let Freedom Read” events on Saturday, Sept. 30, ahead of the kick-off of Banned
LYNN — The legislative delegation representing the city joined Attorney James J. Carrigan on his Lynn Community TV show, “The
NAHANT — The Village Church is debuting a Peace Village for children in grades one through six later this summer,
NAHANT — A record-breaking amount of more than 300 participants are expected to run in the Demakes Family YMCA’s Stride
LYNN Monday, Aug. 28 Municipal Library Board of Trustees, 5 North Common St., 12 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 30 Municipal New
To the editor: In Anthony Cammalleri’s follow-up article, “Nahant rules Tucker a ‘dangerous dog,’ lets him live,” the Horrigans’
To the editor: Nahant is at it again. Shoot first and don’t even bother asking questions. Town Administrator Tony
To the editor: I just finished reading the article “Good boy or bad dog? Nahant pet facing potential extradition”