By Cary Shuman Each Thursday morning at the Lynn Museum local business owners and leaders are getting the word out about their businesses at a meeting of the Atlantic Referral Exchange BNI Chapter. Jim Reece, president of the Atlantic Referral…
Month: May 2016
Obituaries 05-10-2016
Patricia ‘Pat’ Taglieri Lifelong Malden resident Patricia S. “Pat” Taglieri, a lifelong resident of Malden, died on April 30. Pat relished spending time with her family and loved them all dearly. She enjoyed camping and spent many summers vacationing in…
Meet the Mayors Kennedy
Lynn English senior Mia Kennedy (left) had the high honor of serving as the mayor of Lynn during Student Government Day. Mia is pictured at City Hall with her mother, Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy, who recalled serving as the superintendent…
Lynn Resident Faces One Genocide While Remembering His Own
By Sue Ellen Woodcock Claude Kaitare lives on Washington Street in Lynn now, but he grew up knowing what it meant to live through a genocide. A native of Rwanda, Kaitare recently had the unique experience of meeting a survivor…
A New Challenge:Leary Leaves Lynn Tech to Take Revere Coaching Position
By Cary Shuman Dave Leary has loved basketball since his days growing up in East Boston. He honed his game in Eastie youth leagues, excelled as a three-year varsity player for three tourney-qualifying Savio teams, and eventually moved on to…
Coppinger Kicks Off Campaign for Sheriff
Lynn Police Chief Kevin F. Coppinger kicked off his campaign for Essex County Sheriff April 27 before a capacity crowd at the Knights of Columbus in Lynn. Former District Attorney and State Secretary of Public Safety Kevin M. Burke introduced…
Six Lynn Students Perform with the Mass Lions All State Band
The Lions of Massachusetts gathered together the weekend of April 29th – May 1st at their 88th Annual State Convention in Mansfield/Foxboro. One of the highlights of the Convention was the music provided by the Lions All State Band, which…
Mass Highway Safety Campaign Urges Drivers to Buckle Up
The Massachusetts Highway Safety Division of the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security today unveiled an education campaign aimed at convincing men age 18-34 — the population with the lowest seat belt use rate — to buckle up. The…
Letters to the Editor
Stamp out Hunger Dear Editor, Saturday, May 14th, marks the 24th anniversary of the National Association of Letter Carriers “Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive”. Letter carriers walk throughout the community every day, often coming face to face with a sad…