YMCA officials, Gov. Charlie Baker, Mayor Tom McGee and other dignataries came out Friday to break ground on a new $30 million YMCA facility in downtown Lynn. The planned 70,000 square-foot facility will be built directly in front of the current YMCA on Neptune Boulevard. Slated to open in 2020, the new facility will...
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Drew Anthony is an accomplished musician, singer, and entertainer – who is also considered the best Dean Martin impersonator in the world. “I kind of consider myself just a guy that’s an actor and a singer who’s playing the part of Dean Martin, like...
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EngelbertHumperdink, one of true legends in the music industry, brought a taste of Las Vegas to the Lynn Auditorium Sunday night in a spectacular 90-minute show. From the moment he walked on the stage in a dark, blue suit and bright red shirt, to...
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East Boston Savings Bank (EBSB) announced the opening of their newest branch location at 1614 Tremont Street, Boston. The Brigham Circle office will be the 36th branch added to...
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Councilor Brian Field knows it’s going to take a lot of cooperation to get folks to start cleaning up in front of their homes and businesses. Last week the...
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Fall has arrived, which means it’s time for flannels, football, and finding the perfect health insurance plan. That’s right — nestled amidst all the seasonal festivities is Medicare’s open...
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There are three questions on the ballot for the upcoming state election on Tuesday, November 6. The three are about as unrelated and disparate as one could imagine. The...
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North Shore Community College held its second Annual Champions for NSCC Recognition Breakfast. Three community leaders received Champions Awards at the breakfast. From left, are NSCC Foundation President Stephen...
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In an effort to clean up some properties the City Council voted to amend an ordinance regulating the maintenance of abandoned, foreclosed residential and commercial properties. The ordinance acknowledges...
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At their upcoming Oct. 23 meeting, the city council will consider a request from the city’s Chief Financial Officer Michael Bertino and the Mayor Thomas McGee to borrow $4.5...
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The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) is preparing to replace a large, inactive pipe under the General Edwards Bridge and the Lynn City Council has agreed to rent the...
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T he Lynn Armory was transfered to the Neighborhood Development Association during a special ceremony inside the Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development Community Room. Director of Veteran Services...
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The Tigers Den, the restaurant that Culinary Arts Director Joseph Skeadas and Lynn Tech students have annually made one of the hidden treasures for lunch in Lynn, is officially...
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VOTE YES ON QUESTION 3 Dear Editor Massachusetts has always been a leader in the nation. The United States looks to our state as a model for progressivism, especially...
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With the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court, coming on the heels of the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch, it is clear that the America as we...
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Paula McGinn was the last of four Endicott College athletes to be inducted at the school’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Sept. 23 in the MacDonald Gymnasium. Director...
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Valedictorian Class of 1997, National Honor Society member, first female basketball player at St. Mary’s to score 1000 points, softball player, soccer player, voted Most Athletic and Most Likely...
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Revere High School Athletic Director Frank Shea has announced that Matt Willis has been named as the new head coach of the Revere girls varsity basketball team. Willis was...
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Metro Credit Union hosted the inaugural North Shore Hispanic Heritage Celebration on September 24, at the Hawthorne Hotel in Salem, Massachusetts. The Heritage Gala, which paid tribute to Latino...
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David Colpitts Candidate for Register of Deeds stands for UNITY FOR THE COMMUNITY Dear Editor, Growing up on the North Shore and being the son of two parents involved...
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The Camrons Cure Foundation will hold a fundraiser on Sept. 28, from 7 to 11 p.m., at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Lynnfield Street. The Foundation is named...
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West Lynn Little League parents, coaches, and players hoped all season that Donna Bartnicki would reconsider the announcement she had made on opening day that she would be stepping...
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Three esteemed North Shore leaders will be honored as Champions of higher education and career pathways for North Shore residents at North Shore Community College’s second annual Champions Breakfast...
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After a four-month trial period, the Lynn City Council voted unanimously to get rid of dockless bicycles from two vendors by November because the council is tired of bicycles...
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