Jim Keighley has over 20 years in the security industry holding a NICET Level III Fire Alarm Nicet Certification. He has been a journeyman electrician for 18 years and holds a master electrician’s license. In addition, Keighley has been a…
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Coppinger Elected Sheriff of Essex County
By Cary Shuman Lynn Police Chief Kevin Coppinger defeated three other candidates to win the race for Sheriff of Essex County in the general election Tuesday. Coppinger, a member of the LPD for 33 years, completed a masterfully run campaign…
Representative Donald Wong Wins Re-Election
By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. Incumbent Republican State Representative Donald Wong, who represents two precincts in Lynn, as well as Saugus and Wakefield in the 9th Essex District, won a decisive re-election campaign Tuesday night, despite losing just over 53-percent of…
Let’s Remember — And Thank — Our Veterans
This Friday, November 11, marks the annual observance of Veterans Day. The holiday originated as Armistice Day in 1919 to mark the first anniversary of the end of World War I, which formally was concluded on the 11th hour, of…
Sports 11-08-2016
Johnson (5 TDs), St Mary’s advance to North final St. Mary’s of Lynn continued its domination of Division 3A opponents when the team overpowered fourth-seeded Lynnfield 44-24 Friday night, Nov. 4, at Manning Field. The Spartans take on another group…
Obituaries 11-08-2016
Thomas David Rayndles US Postal Service retiree, jazz and sports enthusiast and well known area musician Thomas David Rayndles of Lynn passed away November 2 after a long and courageous battle with Parkinsons Disease. He was 86 years old. He…
St Mary’s Rolls in to North Semifinals
By Cary Shuman If you’re a St. Mary’s High School supporter, you may want to keep the first Saturday in December open on your calendar. The sensational Spartans kept their dream season heading in the right direction with a 52-8…
State Ballot Questions May Provide Best Incentive to Vote
By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. With polls across the country showing that the two major party candidates for President are hugely unpopular, and with Massachusetts being a firmly Democratic stronghold in national elections, the appeal of this voting season for voters…
Lynn Voters Taking Advantage Of Early Voting Option
By Joseph Domelowicz Jr. Lynn and Massachusetts voters had their first opportunity to vote in 2016 Presidential Election beginning on Monday, October 24, thanks to new Early Voting legislation that sought to reverse decades of diminishing voter turnouts and make…
Greater Lynn Senior Services Celebrates its 40th Anniversary
Greater Lynn Senior Services celebrated its 40th anniversary with a festive cocktail reception at the Lynn Museum on Thursday evening, October 13, 2016. In attendance were a number of elected officials; many partners with whom the agency has collaborated over…