A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday for 34 Munroe, Lynn’s newest mixed-use, 10-story residential tower that will have 189 luxury apartments. Officials hailed the $80 million project as a transformational one that will help continue the revitalization of Lynn’s downtown. Pictured at the ceremony are, from left, State Secretary of Housing and Economic Development...
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Lynn voters turned out strong in Tuesday’s mid-term election. Over 45.5 percent of the city’s 53,792 registered voters came out to vote. In Lynn, Democrat Elizabeth Warren bested Republican challenger Geoff Diehl, with 16,078 votes over Diehl’s 7,145 votes For Lt. Governor and Governor, incumbents Karyn Polito and Charlie Baker earned 14,524 votes compared...
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T he Lynn Area of Chamber of Commerce held its fifth Beauty, Wellness, and Fashion Show at Nahant Country Club. This annual event was in recognition of the Women in Networking (WIN) for women supporting women. As master of ceremonies Pauline Spirito said, “This is an opportunity for women to get to know each...
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Maria Carrasco moved to Lynn in 1982 and since then she has been involved in the community, both as an elected official and a citizen. Friday night she will be honored by the New Lynn Coalition at a dinner to be held at the Franco-American. Veterans Post. Carrasco, chair of the New Lynn Coalition,...
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Every year on Nov. 11, we remember the armistice, signed on November 11th, 1918, that ended the First World War. One hundred years later, it can be easy to forget why we celebrate this day of all days, as the living memory of that war fades. The fact is, thousands of young men from...
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Its was 100 years ago this Sunday, on Nov. 11, 1918, that World War I formally came to a conclusion on what is famously referred to as the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month. Americans observed the first anniversary of the end of the war the following year when the...
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Jon Artigo and Guelmi Espinal at the GAS (Great Artists Studio) Opening Party.
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Sherry Belmer took a courtside seat in the Tony Conigliaro Gymnasium before the Lynn Classical-Lynn English volleyball match Saturday that would determine the 2018 city high school champion. You couldn’t really tell which team she was pulling for as Belmer politely cheered for players on both teams. It wasn’t until the reporter asked Sherry...
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While there is still time until the Nov. 2 deadline to cast early ballots, voters still can cast their ballots on Nov. 6 at their polling places. There are several contested races. One of the most charged races is for senator in congress the incumbent Elizabeth Warren is challenged by Republican Geoff Deihl and...
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Have you ever wondered about the men who work in the funeral homes? This past Sunday night over 100 people attended the movie “Stiffs” in the Lynn Auditorium to find out. “Stiffs” is a black comedy starring Danny Aiello, who has appeared in “Moonstruck”, “Do the Right Thing” and a special appearance in Madonna’s...
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